”[Israeli soldier:] Looks as if something finally united the United Nations” – American cartoon published in ”Chicago Sun-Times” (artist: Bill Mauldin), 1974
American infantrymen enter San Vittore, Italy after three days of shelling and bombing preceding its capture. 9 January, 1944 [3415 x 2480]
Why do Nebraskans own relatively few firearms compared to others in the region? What are the cultural, economic, or geographical drivers for this?
If spawn shows up in the Invincible tv show do you think he would be defeated like he was in the comic?
Guy I’m arguing with claims there is no urban sprawl in this picture of Tuscon because “it’s only 12 miles across”
Russian propagandistic caricature on Ukraine, circa 2014. ‘Man, your mind isn’t working in right direction.’
“You wouldn’t happen to know where I could find this particular screw for a card that was out of warranty for a few years even before you closed down your GPU branch?” “We’ll send you some ASAP” EVGA is the best
Since this is the only release and the marketing hasn’t started, what are your early thoughts on Deadpool 3? You can pitch in any feeling, hopes or concerns for it.
“Verify your clock”. A Soviet propaganda cartoon calling for careful treatment of working time, 1963.
In 1974, 22-year-old Daniel Sorine trained his camera on two mime artists performing in New York’s Central Park. In 2013, Daniel was looking through his negatives and photographs when he realized one of the mimes was Oscar winning actor Robin Williams.
