Libraries should not impede access to knowledge, within legal bounds. There are obscenity laws to deal with anyone immoral enough to view porn in a public place.

It does illustrate the shifting role of libraries over the past century or so. From their inception, libraries were a place where members of a community could find an expansion of their world and a broadening of views. But somewhere between the advent of radio and the proliferation of the internet, the library came to be a shelter from the big bad world outside, a refuge.

Not sure whether libraries should embrace or fight that role.

The bathroom. The batroom. Sigh.

In addition to Joris: I believe 'munt' may also be translated as 'mint', as in national mint. It would refer to the side that has the denomination plus the mint's markings on it.

Kim's museum would look right in place next to Amsterdam's new Stedelijk Museum:

http://www.dagjeweg.nl/img/dagjeweg/cam02-0-0209-7940.jpg

I'll go one smaller with this house in Utrecht, Holland. It was built in 2003 on a plot of three by five metres (ten by fifteen feet): http://www.architectuurbureau.nl/projecten/selectie/0/3/drift

Real, more video here:http://www.bouwmachineforum.nl/forum/viewtopic.php?f=189&t=20243

Main goal appears to offer the workers a more ergonomic position.

Watched this - buzzed. Very weird, and disconcerting, and worrying in a way. And hairdye. Sobering.

Non native speaker here... what joke carries that punch line? If nsfw, give me a few keywords and I'll have Google answer this little mystery... Thanks!