Cripple. History Major. Vaguely Left-Wing.
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Cripple. History Major. Vaguely Left-Wing.
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South African diamond miner being x-rayed at the end of his shift to prevent theft, 1954 (lemmy.world)
Aboriginal Australians used as forced labor by European settlers, 1902 (lemmy.world)
Woman strikes a Swedish neonazi with her handbag, 1985 (lemmy.world)
British engineer J. A. Purves in his 'Dynasphere' vehicle, 1932 (lemmy.world)
What having a bard in the party is like (media.kbin.social)
POWER MOWER OF THE FUTURE, USA, 1957 (lemmy.world)
'Motormat' drive-in restaurant, Los Angeles, 1949 (lemmy.world)
Color photo of a man and woman in Dagestan, 1904 (lemmy.world)
Weekly wartime ration for two British civilians, excluding bread, fresh vegetables, and some canned goods, WW2, 1943 (lemmy.world)
The ISOLATOR, invention from 1925 (lemmy.world)
The Monowheel, Italy, 1933 (lemmy.world)
Two men posing with a 'Punt Gun', a kind of shotgun for hunting waterfowl in large quantities, 1923 (lemmy.world)
What To Never Say To Someone Coming Out (BG3 Edition) (lemmy.world)
Not my work, but I do apologize by proxy for the AI Lae’zel pic
Jetpack test flight, Virginia, USA, 1969 (lemmy.world)
British blacksmith on an anti-slavery patrol boat removing leg irons from a freed slave off the coast of Mozambique, 1907 (lemmy.world)
Multi-cigarette holder, for rapid cancer acquisition, 1954 (lemmy.world)
Nazi shithead rally in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1938 (lemmy.world)
'Knocker-Upper' in Britain, a method of waking people up for their work shifts before reliable/cheap alarm clocks, 1915 (lemmy.world)
Two Imperial German sound locators for detecting airplanes, WW1, 1917 (lemmy.world)
Metal tastes of the party (lemmy.world)
Not mine, I only recognize like 1/4 of these albums
Test pilot George Aird ejecting from his Lightning F1 aircraft, 1962 (he lived) (lemmy.world)
Docked US Navy Dirigible upended after a strong wind, 1926 (lemmy.world)
US anti-armor grenade packed inside a foam football, 1973 (lemmy.world)
“Since a regulation-size football weighs 14 ounces, it was considered feasible to make a shaped charge grenade within this weight limitation. In addition, most US troops are familiar with throwing footballs,” according to the Army’s test report for the weapon....
Mary Smith, paid weekly for shooting dried peas at workers' windows to wake them for their shifts, Britain, 1930s (lemmy.world)
RAF pilot getting a haircut, WW2, 1942 (lemmy.world)