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Andre Bourgeois has the funds, technology, and clearance to launch Paris’ trash into space, thought that was a good idea, and somehow hasn’t been assassinated by NASA, the ESA, and the ISRO for creating this Kessler-Syndrome-waiting-to-happen.

Plagg is the reason dinosaurs went extinct, meaning not only are the Miraculous at least sixty-five million years old, not only is he personally at least sixty-five million years old, but someone was using Miraculouses during the time of the dinosaurs! (Does this show share a universe with Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger?)

Things the show runners have said about Miraculous Ladybug:

Ladybug and Chat Noir have patrols, in spite of the fact that all akumatized villains will find a way to make themselves known.

There is no glamor protecting their identities, in spite of that being literally the only possible reason no one’s figured it out yet.

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View of the First Presbyterian Church in Howell, Michigan. Printed on front: "First Presbyterian Church, Howell, Mich. Cost $80,000, seating capacity 800." Printed on back: "Published by C.S. Line. Made in U.S.A."

View of the first Hudson Motor Car Company factory. Label on back: "First Hudson plant. This is the first factory operated by the Hudson Motor Car Company. It was located at the corner of Mack and Beaufait Avenues. In this plant with only 80,000 feet of floor space, 500 men, and a total capital of $20,000, the first Hudson "Twenty" was produced on July 3, 1909. One year later over 4,000 Hudson "Twenties" had been sold, the biggest first year's business in the history of the industry up to that time." Handwritten on back: "1909 Hudson factory. Factories--Hudson."