Picture Of The Day
Picture of the Day
Young “Teddy Boys” somewhere in England, 1956 In 1953, a sweeping trend in fashion took over Britain’s teen boys. It was an adaptation of Edwardian romanticism;…
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Picture of the Day
The Nixon White House prepared this letter in the event that American astronauts did not survive the Apollo 11 mission On 18 July 1969, presidential speechwriter…
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Picture of the Day
This is a picture tracking bullet holes on Allied planes that encountered anti-aircraft fire in WW2. At first, the military wanted to reinforce those areas, because…
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This German Shepherd was shot multiple times and badly beaten while protecting his 16-year-old human from burglars Javier Mercado was alone, hiding and terrified in his…
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In 1993, Lorena Bobbitt retaliated for years of domestic abuse by her husband John by cutting off his penis with a knife while he slept. Lorena…
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The Hellfire R9X aka “ninja bomb” that was used to kill Al-Qaeda’s leader, it doesn’t explode (no warhead). Instead slices and cuts its target into pieces…
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Picture of the Day
Iceland’s National Dish: Hákarl – Anthony Bourdain once described it as “the single worst, most disgusting and terrible tasting thing” that he had ever eaten and…
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Picture of the Day
Newsboys and Newsgirl getting afternoon papers in New York City On July 18, 1899, newspaper boys in Long Island City, Queens, discovered that a supplier was…
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Picture of the Day
Hunter S. Thompson and Oscar Zeta Acosta at Caesar’s Palace, 1971 “We had two bags of grass, seventy-five pellets of mescaline, five sheets of high powered…
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Four Penny Coffin in England, 1900 The shelter was named the “four penny coffin” because its sleeping quarters consisted of rows of coffin-shaped beds where homeless…