Sticky Epische Foto's

[Stephen Graham]

Jacques Charrier en Brigitte Bardot

French Pride

 

[Arminius]

Roza Shanina (1924–1945) was a Soviet sniper during WWII who was credited with fifty-nine confirmed kills, including twelve soldiers during the Battle of Vilnius.

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Engel des doods

 

[Arminius]

French Pride

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[Stephen Graham]

Snoepie vroeger met d'r sproetjes

 

[Arminius]

Leni Riefenstahl & Hitler

 

[Stephen Graham]

Robert McGee. 1890. Scalped by the Sioux as a child and survived.

 

[Stephen Graham]

Aerial view of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center under construction looking northeast. February 1971

 

[Arminius]

 

[Arminius]

Herken je hem @Gaspar Gomez?

 

[Arminius]

Carmine Galante

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[Stephen Graham]

Herken je hem @Gaspar Gomez?

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Flensburg

 

[Arminius]

Female IRA fighter in the 1970s

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Derry, August, 1969.

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[Stephen Graham]

 

[Arminius]

Dat waren nogal tijden.

De beste actie van de IRA was het doodschieten van Lenny Murphy.

 

[Stephen Graham]

Als je zegt die laatste foto is in Bosnië geloof ik het ook

 

[Stephen Graham]

Viel me altijd op dat je nooit een boom of wat groen zag in de straten van Belfast/ Derry etc. als het over The Troubles ging. Erg grauw altijd.

 

[Ymir]

How did the rope last 3,200 years without deteriorating?
Rope is one of the fundamental human technologies. Archaeologists have found two-ply ropes going back 28,000 years. Egypt was the first documented civilization to use specialized tools to make rope. One key to its longevity isn’t the rope itself, but the aridity of the air in the desert. It dries out and preserves things. Another key is oxygen deprivation. Tombs are sealed to the outside. Bacteria can break things down as long as they have oxygen, but then they effectively suffocate. It’s not uncommon to find rope, wooden carvings, cloth, organic dyes, etc. in Egyptian pyramids and tombs that wouldn’t have survived elsewhere in the world. Egypt’s desert conditions made possible the preservation of far more organic material than would have otherwise been the case. This in contrast to, say, Maya sites in Central America which are far younger, but from which almost no organic material has been recovered. The main difference is jungle versus desert conditions.

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Met touw moet ik gelijk aan Shibari denken, je geliefde vastknopen tot kunst verheven.

 

[Stephen Graham]

Kursk tank battle, 1943, by Dmitry Baltermants

 

[Stephen Graham]

Niagara Falls when it was drained for a geological survey, 1969.

Nimmer geweten

 

[Stephen Graham]

Queen Victoria, at Balmoral, 1896, with Tsar Nicholas II, her grandaughter Empress Alexandra Fedorovna, Grand Duchess Tatiana (baby).

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