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Xanthus179 t1_jdlrl27 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Two friends at a KISS concert around ‘77 or ‘78 by satans_bootyhole
Ugh, she’s the worst.
IntuitiveNeedlework t1_jdlqqa7 wrote
Anyone else zoomed in ?
czujko t1_jdlqew4 wrote
Reply to Bob Dylan on the back porch of the SNCC office, Greenwood, Mississippi, 1963 by MalibuHulaDuck
Actual poser
LoopyMind t1_jdlpzpi wrote
Aaaaaaah, ya got me!
Rambonics t1_jdlplvm wrote
Reply to Bob Dylan on the back porch of the SNCC office, Greenwood, Mississippi, 1963 by MalibuHulaDuck
He’s never had a bigger smile since that fateful day.
67hipo289 t1_jdloodu wrote
Heather Thomas lets one rip, 1983
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rlnrlnrln t1_jdlnuqe wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Rare photo of Jackie Chan and his stunt double 1980s by RoninRobot
Nice.
[deleted] t1_jdlno4m wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Rare photo of Jackie Chan and his stunt double 1980s by RoninRobot
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Sudden-Reflection456 t1_jdlnkyz wrote
Reply to Amund Dietzel, 1914 by musselpies
Grrrrrrrrrl.
67hipo289 t1_jdlngmb wrote
Ah ya got me
Lego_Blocks24 t1_jdlmuay wrote
Quit with the negative waves baby - love this film
Kkimp1955 t1_jdlmsd9 wrote
Papa
typhoidtimmy t1_jdlmkrw wrote
Reply to comment by Mad_Gremlyn in WWII veteran Don Rickles on the set of Kelly's Heroes, 1970 by eaglemaxie
I remember reading that Donald Sutherland said that in all his years and with all his work, Oddball is the one he gets most people coming up and telling them how they are a big fans of. That dads and sons would come up and say they loved Kelly’s Heroes more than anything.
He also said a lot of armed forces guys who either knew tank teams or were part of them said it was probably one of the closest to reality character they had seen in film. They would come up and say ‘Man every guy I knew who operated tanks were really off kilter just like you in the movie. They were a weird bunch.”
ironroad18 t1_jdlmhhd wrote
"Drinking wine, and eating cheese, and catching some rays..."
RonSwanson714 t1_jdlmbey wrote
Reply to comment by kenobrien73 in Rare photo of Jackie Chan and his stunt double 1980s by RoninRobot
Hell yeah, Jackie is a total badass.
Lanchettes t1_jdlk8vo wrote
It was apparently originally about an hour longer. All the stuff that was cut was about the point of war and the lot of the common soldiers and how different that was to the senior officers. I would really like to see that original but (so far) it is lost.
rayparkersr t1_jdlk3uv wrote
Reply to Bob Dylan on the back porch of the SNCC office, Greenwood, Mississippi, 1963 by MalibuHulaDuck
The greatest living American.
TheSkewsMe t1_jdljr0c wrote
Reply to Straight Swag In 1970's New York City. by Chris_Mannix
I noticed knee-high boots were big last year was it?
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GentleSaidTheRaven t1_jdliqd3 wrote
Reply to Straight Swag In 1970's New York City. by Chris_Mannix
Sears’ finest.
*Hats and Afros not included
musselpies OP t1_jdliam1 wrote
Reply to comment by Mkay_20 in Amund Dietzel, 1914 by musselpies
This guy was a tattoist in Milwaukee. A pioneer of the american traditional style, which is one or the more popular styles today
DreadPirateGriswold t1_jdli6ip wrote
"What are you looking at you hockey puck?!"
Sandor_06 t1_jdlhcey wrote
Reply to comment by AcidTWister in Rare photo of Jackie Chan and his stunt double 1980s by RoninRobot
It's hard not to when you lived through their rise. My grandparents used to cook with an actual fire fueled by wood. Now he's happily living off of his retirement installing auto fish feeders in his pond. He didn't work any fancy jobs either. He was just a factory worker in a tape factory. You just can't convince someone in his generation that the political party that brought him out of the shittest living conditions is somehow bad.
MaterialCarrot t1_jdlsetv wrote
Reply to Heather Thomas in Battle of the Network Stars, 1983 by eaglemaxie
That eye shadow don't run.