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isecore t1_jeb6m3a wrote
Soylent-fil-a is made of people!
isecore t1_je3yx5k wrote
Reply to comment by woodhead1992 in Boris Karloff circa 1890 - The young boy who would grow up to play the greatest and most iconic movie monsters of all time. by Kokibuchek
Karloff does not deserve to smell my shit! That limey cocksucker can rot in Hell for all I care!
isecore t1_je02s4o wrote
Reply to Adriano Celentano, an Italian star who in 1972 releases a song intended to sound like American English….it is gibberish, but the beat will make you move. by figuring__it__out
I've read that he recorded it as a bit of a troll, since he said that Italians would listen to anything that had english vocals. So he made a song of nonsensical lyrics and it was a hit.
isecore t1_jdz6ll9 wrote
Reply to comment by DickweedMcGee in Lance Henriksen, Bill Paxton and Mark Rolston on the set of Aliens, 1985 by asmcleod
I always enjoy how Hudson is a whiny and annoying dude, but he's completely loyal right to the end and goes down swinging.
isecore t1_jdu8e7b wrote
He looks like the saxophone-lead from Careless Whisper.
isecore t1_jdr31jq wrote
Reply to The absolute unit of a prime rib my father in law got for his birthday dinner. by Reflex_Teh
Never eat anything bigger than your own head. Words to live by.
isecore t1_jdlszy3 wrote
Reply to comment by backyarddunny in Straight Swag In 1970's New York City. by Chris_Mannix
Bow wow chika chika wow
isecore t1_jd3n1gm wrote
Reply to Beau, Lloyd, and Jeff "the Dude" Bridges, 1975. They chose the right day to look cool. by ClementineCoda
It took me a bit into adulthood to realize that Lloyd Bridges, who played the goofy general/president in the Hot Shots-movies was in fact Beau and Jeffs dad.
isecore t1_jbssb4a wrote
Reply to comment by Edge_of_the_Wall in Kaiser Wilhelm II, 1913. by Salem1690s
I was just thinking that. Yes, the colorizing is quite good but I also wonder if the photo has been restored in some other way as well.
isecore t1_ja806px wrote
Reply to comment by DavoTB in The Marx Brothers mixing drinks at The Savoy Hotel in London in 1931. Left To Right: Zeppo, Harpo, Chico, and Groucho. by spodinielri0
Thanks for adding that useful info!
isecore t1_ja7mmk4 wrote
Reply to comment by CheeseMakingMom in Good looking, elegant, and classy. Only $110. by SonOfMargitte
It's like wearing a suit made out of fiberglass.
isecore t1_ja7lwr3 wrote
Reply to comment by iamsce in The Marx Brothers mixing drinks at The Savoy Hotel in London in 1931. Left To Right: Zeppo, Harpo, Chico, and Groucho. by spodinielri0
Technically they're nicknames which became stage-names. Groucho was nicknamed that because he was often in charge of the "grouch bag" i.e. he took care of the money when they were doing vaudeville. Chicos nickname originates from often playing womanizing characters, i.e. Chicks. Harpos nickname comes from his obsession with playing the harp. There are at least two (unconfirmed) theories for Zeppos nickname, it was either derived from the word "Zeppelin" or from imitating a monkey named Mr Zippo.
isecore t1_ja7g5ax wrote
Reply to comment by xHangfirex in Kazimierz Zeglen (left), Polish priest and inventor of the bulletproof vest, testing out his invention (1869) by krFrillaKrilla
That's because they're karmabots reposting the same ole shit over and over.
isecore t1_ja74st8 wrote
Reply to Johnny Cash, who would have been 91 today. “Life” magazine cover November 29, 1969 by butterflypoo69
That's a badass portrait.
isecore t1_ja6zu8m wrote
Reply to My son just turned 2 but tonight he gifted us this picture we titled "Deep Thought Toddler" by Just_Another_Frodo
"You've come to me on the day of my daughters wedding..."
isecore t1_ja6rdl3 wrote
Reply to comment by Fallk0re in My friend's mother has been doing their hair for award shows for 30 yrs by Shame_Agile
Nobody fucks with The Jesus!
isecore t1_j9tsxtt wrote
Wi nøt trei a høliday in Sweden this yër ?
See the løveli lakes
The wøndërful telephøne system
And mäni interesting furry animals
isecore t1_j99kpk5 wrote
Make the next one a shark's fin.
Edit: Forgot to say, amazing craftsmanship!
isecore t1_j6m4nxy wrote
Reply to My grandfather in 1925 at age 20 by getbackzack
Was he Tom Mix' stunt-double?
isecore t1_j2r2vyv wrote
Reply to Calamity Jane, is a legend from Wild West. She was known as a sharpshooter, raconteur, and frontierswoman. She was known to be a hard-drinking crossdresser as she always preferred to dress like a man. She was one of the most popular characters of the West. This portrait was taken around the 1880s. by sandboxvet
Jane Cannary. She idolized Wild Bill Hickok and after her death it was arranged to have her buried next to him, allegedly as a kind of joke since he didn't like her particularly.
Edit: spelling.
isecore t1_j2dneoy wrote
Reply to This is the fattest polar bear in Alaska. His name is Fat Albert and he lives in a village named Kat by Financial-Band-3111
Heckin' chonker.
isecore t1_j2dn1o5 wrote
Reply to 1998 Me and my 1972 Olds 442 by JSimmons6703
Did you have a bocephus sticker on it, or light up the tires just for fun?
isecore t1_j2a6ta2 wrote
Reply to The nut that defeated its nemesis by tchuruck
NoNut Cracker.
isecore t1_j23vrmf wrote
SQUIRREL!
isecore t1_jebgrhq wrote
Reply to Christopher Lloyd and Christopher Walken in the stage production of Macbeth at the Lincoln Centre, New York, 1974. by _EuXioM_
I say.... is this... a daggah? I see... befoah me? Whatever the.... handle towaaahd... my hand... come let...me clutch... theee?