Picture Of The Day
Picture of the Day
The KKK used to run a youth group called the Klu Klux Kiddies They were the children of the Ku Klux Klan, and their baptism included…
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Picture Of The Day
Picture of the Day
RIP Jerry “It was late at night. I had just gotten off of work making airplane parts near LAX. I went to a nearby bus stop…
Picture Of The Day
Picture of the Day
Johnny Cash Shaking Hands with Glen Sherley, Folsom Prison, 1968 Johnny Cash shakes hands with Glen Sherley, the inmate who wrote and recorded the song “Greystone…
Picture Of The Day
Picture of the Day
Eduard Bloch, Hitler’s childhood doctor, and a Jew. When Hitler’s mother couldn’t afford cancer treatment, Bloch reduced his prices. Teenage Adolf declared undying gratitude, and when…
Picture Of The Day
Picture of the Day
(photo: Shane Speal) “Lady”, an electric guitar built illegally by an inmate in a Pennsylvania State prison This guitar came to life inside the 126-year-old jail…
Picture Of The Day
Picture of the Day
During the four years of the Civil War, Ft. Stevens was the closest the confederates got to Washington. During the siege on the US Capitol building,…
Picture Of The Day
Picture of the Day
Former NFL DB Myron Rolle now treating COVID-19 as a neurosurgery resident He earned his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science in just 2 1/2 years, he…
Picture Of The Day
Picture of the Day
“If I birthed 6 kids, I’m gonna get 6 kids out”. Super-Mom Emma Schols saved all of her 6 kids from their burning home, running room…
Picture Of The Day
Picture of the Day
(photo: "Hatuey monument” by Michal Zalewski) Before being burned alive by the Spaniards, Chief Hatuey was asked if he wanted to accept Christianity and go to…
Picture Of The Day
Picture of the Day
(photo: Nick-D) A “Kaiten”, Japanese suicide torpedo. A soldier would enter and direct the weapon to its target, sacrificing his life. Kaiten (回天, literal translation: “Turn the…