A 3.300-year-old chariot bridge is still in use today. The Arkadiko Bridge was built between 1300 and 1190 BCE, making it one of the oldest still-used arch bridges still in existence. It was built on a road that linked Tiryns to Epidaurus, and was part of a larger military road system.2yr ⋅ iamDB_Cooper ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
This guy is obsessed with posting stuff like this. He can’t stop.11mo ⋅ iamDB_Cooper ⋅ r/insanepeoplefacebook
Pink, yellow, and blue toilets from decades past. Also, ink toner if needed.2yr ⋅ iamDB_Cooper ⋅ r/WTFgaragesale
I always loved the original photograph. Evidently some ironworkers in Chicago recreated it. They both equally make me nervous.4yr ⋅ iamDB_Cooper ⋅ r/SweatyPalms
This moldy piece of beef jerky in the package I just bought (Expiration 6/2024)1yr ⋅ iamDB_Cooper ⋅ r/Wellthatsucks
Testing the battery by crushing each button with as much strength as you can dig deep enough to find.4yr ⋅ iamDB_Cooper ⋅ r/nostalgia
This is the view when you walk out of the front doors of my gym after working out.3yr ⋅ iamDB_Cooper ⋅ r/mildlyinfuriating
The Mackinac Bridge connecting the upper and lower peninsulas of Michigan. On one side of the bridge is Lake Michigan — the other side is Lake Huron. It is all actually one massive body of water, but the bridge is the “border” between these two Great Lakes.3yr ⋅ iamDB_Cooper ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Looking for This Without the Writing/Caption for iPhone 13 Pro Format1yr ⋅ iamDB_Cooper ⋅ r/iphonewallpapers
Ice cream cups with a wooden spoon. I remember they used to sell these at Tiger Stadium (Detroit, MI) back when I was a little guy.4yr ⋅ iamDB_Cooper ⋅ r/nostalgia
Anyone in the market for a 60 year old powder blue toilet and sink for $550?2yr ⋅ iamDB_Cooper ⋅ r/WTFgaragesale
Because abortion and guns are the same thing. It’s embarrassing how many people I know that post this stuff.4yr ⋅ iamDB_Cooper ⋅ r/insanepeoplefacebook
