88 best u/cabeachgal images on Pholder | 100yearsago, Fuck Im Old and Old School Cool

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Way to go Mashable

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Debbie Harry, 1976

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[October 5 1919] Enzo Ferrari, an Italian car mechanic and engineer, enters his first race. He finished fourth. Ferrari was a good driver, but not great. He won just 13 of the 47 races he entered. Some say he cared too much for the sports cars he drove and could never ruin an engine in order to win.

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You asked for it, you got it! Starting tomorrow Jan. 15, Wednesday exceptions for art created by atypical means will be allowed. Think water/sponge drawing, sand raking, snowshoeing, dust painting, etc. As per the the sub, it must be a graphic representation and NOT power wash cleaning. Have fun!!

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Can’t take my eyes off of this one.

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Stolen from Facebook.

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[February 6, 1920] Police Officer helps woman through blinding snow during record blizzard in Boston.

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Published 100 years ago today in the Daily Mirror on March 5, 1919, a comic strip by W.K. Haselden accurately predicts the future nightmares of a cell phone.

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[January 20, 1920] Born this day, DeForest Kelley (d. June 11, 1999), known to colleagues as Dee, was an American actor, screenwriter, poet, and singer known for his roles in Westerns and as Dr. Leonard Bones McCoy of the USS Enterprise in the television and film series Star Trek (1966–1991).

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[May 29, 1919] Irritated with burned toast that was served in the cafeteria at the manufacturing plant in Stillwater, Minnesota where he worked during World War I, Charles Strite invented a pop-up toaster with a variable timer. He filed a patent for the first pop-up toaster on this day.

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[July 15, 1919] An unidentified couple posed for a photo just after getting engaged on July 15, 1919.

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Time traveler on their phone in Los Angeles, at the corner of Hollywood and Vine.

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Pink Floyd::Pride

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[April 11, 1919] In Lens, France, a married couple living in the cellar of their former home, which is in complete ruins. (Library of Congress)

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[June 2, 1919] After having abandoned his first wife Mileva Maric and two children, Albert Einstein remarries with Elsa Lowenthal, his double cousin, on June 2, 1919. Indeed, their two mothers, Pauline and Fanny, were sisters, while their two fathers were first cousins.

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[4 Feb. 1920] U.S. businessman Ohio Columbus (called O.C.) Barber (b. 20 April 1841) died. He was called America's Match King because of his controlling interest in the Diamond Match Company which had 85% of the market in 1881. By 1894 his manufacturing plant produced 250 million matches a day.

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[July 10, 1919] Author Aldous Huxley marries Maria Nys, a wartime Belgian refugee. 0ne year later they had a son named Matthew. It is said that their marriage was intensively close and happy. The marriage age lasted until 1955 when Maria died breast cancer.

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[January 27, 1920] Three children were on their way by rail after being “shipped by express from Paris to Spokane” at a cost of $507.30. Their parents had left them to live with an uncle near Paris in 1911 and had intended to fetch the kids much earlier, but the world war intervened.

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[June 30, 1919] American writer of weird fiction and horror fiction, H. P. Lovecraft (right) stands with Rheinhart Kleiner in front of his home at 598 Angell Street, Providence, Rhode Island.

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[April 22, 1919] San Francisco hosts one of the most joyous parties ever seen on Market Street as thousands of soldiers returned from World War I. The 91st Division, nicknamed the Wild West Division, had been in France for more than a year, fighting in the Ypres-Lys and Meuse-Argonne offensives.

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[March 14, 1919] Three happy doughboys just off a transport from Europe. After 18 months overseas, the first thing they did was buy Yankee pastry pies and dig in. New York, New York, March 14, 1919.

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[February 21, 1919] Died this day at age 86, MARY EDWARDS WALKER (11/26/1832), commonly referred to as Dr. Mary Walker, was an American abolitionist, prohibitionist, prisoner of war and surgeon. She is the first and only woman to ever receive the Medal of Honor for her service in the Civil War.

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[January 22, 1919] Sperm Whale Taken At Moss Landing California. On January 22 1919. Photograph by California Views Archives/Mr Pat Hathaway Archives.

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[July 17, 1919] Sheriff Fred O. Dawes of Vernon County, Missouri, was shot and killed by a suspect he had just arrested for stealing bags of feed from a grain company. His wife Sephronia was appointed in his place, becoming the first woman sheriff in Missouri. (Officer Down Memorial Page)

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Rush hour, Wilshire and Western, 1939

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[Feb 7, 1919] Born this day, DESMOND DOSS was a US Army corporal who served as a combat medic and became the only conscientious objector to receive the Medal of Honor for his actions during the WWII. His life has been the subject of books, a documentary, and the 2016 film “Hacksaw Ridge.”

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[May 24, 1919] Welcoming back their soldier-catcher Hank Gowdy after nearly a 2 year absence, the Boston Braves held a ceremony in his honor on Saturday, May 24, 1919, before a game against the Cincinnati Reds. Gowdy was the first active major leaguer to enlist for military service in World War I.

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I still admit that those pens are cool.

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The last of a generation

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[June 25, 1919] US motorcycle racer Albert “Shrimp” Burns (b. 1898) signs his first racing contract with Harley-Davidson. He won the national championship in 1919, signed with Indian for the 1920 season, died in a racing accident in 1921, and was inducted in the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 1998.

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The Brady Bunch meet the Jackson 5, 1971.

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[April 24, 1919] 'Mickey the Cripple,' (a boy missing a foot) throwing a ball, New York City, April 24, 1919. Photographed for the Evangelistic Committee of New York City. (New-York Historical Society, Photographs of New York City and Beyond)

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[11 July 1919] From the Evening World, New York, 11 July 1919: “Nine pretty girls in one-piece bathing suits tried to take a swim at Coney Island yesterday. The police seized them and a crowd, eager to see the law enforced, followed the policemen and the girls to the station.”

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[February 4, 1919] Norman Rockwell painting “Soldier Reunited with Family” appeared on the cover of The Literary Digest published February 4, 1919.

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[February 20, 1919] Eighty-six thousand German helmets, taken by the Allied and American troops during the last fighting, were brought to America to aid the Victory Loan Campaign. Every purchaser of a ten thousand dollar bond received a helmet.

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[February 10, 1919] Female factory office workers volunteering to pack bandages for the American Red Cross in New Britain, Connecticut on February 10, 1919.

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[January 14, 1919] Born this day, Andy Rooney (January 14, 1919 - November 4, 2011) was an American radio and television writer. He was most notable for his weekly broadcast A Few Minutes with Andy Rooney, a part of the CBS News program 60 Minutes from 1978 to 2011.

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Fuck I’m old.

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Should I take my dog to the vet?

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Ah, passengers!

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[February 22, 1919] The back cover advertisement for The Saturday Evening Post’s February 22nd, 1919 edition.

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[April 17, 1919] Advertisement in Life Magazine for the Milburn Light Electric, “The Modern Electric,” published on April 17, 1919. Priced at $2185, and sold by the Milburn Wagon Company Automobile Division.

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Wish coming through like a champ when it comes to creative ways to hide your meth.

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[April 7, 1919] George Freeth (1883-1919), the “Father of Modern Surfing,” died this day at age 35 of influenza. He was the first surfer in the US, the first “official life guard” on the Pacific coast, and is credited with developing the rescue paddleboard and the torpedo shaped rescue buoy.

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“Achy Breaky Heart” is 27 YEARS OLD!!!

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Elton John with Billie Jean King and Cary Grant backstage at Dodger Stadium, October 1975.

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Emetophobes, look away!

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I peaked at Christmas in 1966🎄

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Front page Los Angeles Times, 37 years ago today (March 6, 1982)

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Zeus in an angry 😡 mood.

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[March 7, 1919] Wallace Foundry on Granville Island, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada with propeller and men March 7, 1919 (Vancouver Public Library)

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I probably shouldn’t post this here due to ruining my chances of winning by upping the odds, but in unity with my comrades, here you go! Link in comments.

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[March 22, 1919] Arminta Wilson with grandson Paul Davis, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, March 22, 1919.

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Wholesome incense burner.

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Found on Facebook. Geared mostly to the real fucking old of Fuck I’m Old.

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[March 9, 1919] Lt. Cmdr. Edward O. McDonnell became the first man to launch an airplane from a battleship when he launched a British-built Sopwith Camel off a platform aboard USS Texas. link to read more about McDonnell’s interesting life in comments. (Naval History & Heritage Command)

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Clint Eastwood Skateboarding in Rome, 1964

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Director Steven Spielberg on the set of Jaws in 1975, when he was just 27 years old. This great white shark is one of three full-scale mechanical models used for the making of the film, which the crew referred to as “Bruce.”

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1 1/2 hours after cancellation, job support wonders where that $125 of Mexican food is.

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Ava Gardner and Burt Lancaster, 1946

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Oh oh! Just opened the customer app and found this. Is PM opening a new business model?

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I love delivering to Benji in Venice. He always tips immediately, and he tips well!

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