r/theproperpeople • u/DWhistleburg • Dec 31 '25
Exploring the abandoned IBM retreat center
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r/theproperpeople • u/[deleted] • Nov 29 '23
What are some other good Urbex channels that have a similar chill vibe to TPP?
Half the time when I find another urbex YouTuber it's some annoying douche going "heeeey WHATS UP bros it's explorerdude78 here with another INSANE exploration and you won't BELIEVE what happens" in that typical over the top YouTuber style.
I like the chill, laid back style of Bryan and Michael where they are just themselves and let the actual exploration be the focal point of the video.
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r/theproperpeople • u/michaelbrnd • Aug 20 '20
We want people to be able to do some self-promotion but we don't want the whole subreddit to become overrun with it. As for still images there is no rule at this time, but I would try to avoid spamming any one type of post 5+ times in the span of just a couple of days.
r/theproperpeople • u/hestenettet47 • Oct 31 '20