268 best u/prossnip42 images on Pholder | Old School Cool, Interestingasfuck and Humans Are Metal

I am seriously beyond impressed by how good Robocop - Rogue City looks, especially coming from a Double A studio like Teyon. from that awful Rambo game to this.

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Bah, look at this terrible, simplistic menu. The developers CLEARLY didn't care when they were making this piece of shit!

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Maori battalion doing the haka in North Africa during WW2

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Vasili Arkhipov (1960's). During the Cuban Missile Crisis a false alarm of nuclear war almost made a Soviet nuclear submarine near the U.S launch it's nukes. However the order for a launch needed 3 approvals and Arkhipov refused. So this guy is the only reason why all of us are still alive today

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Last kiss before war (1940s)

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Former Yugoslavian president Josip Broz Tito, after multiple failed attempts on his life by Stalin sent this letter to the Soviet leader: Stop sending people to kill me, we already captured 5 of them. If you don't stop sending killers i will send one to Moscow and i will not have to send another

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Japanese archers, 1860

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A Rhino about to make something or someone's day really bad

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If you're pre - born, you're fine. If you're pre - school, you're fucked - George Carlin [532 x 517]

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Country Store in North Carolina, 1939, colorized

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This is Adrian Carton de Wiart who is the craziest son of a bitch who ever lived. During WW1, he was shot twice in the face and lost an eye and a portion of his ear. Later, he bit off his own fingers when a doctor declined to amputate them after a wound. Asked about the war he said I enjoyed it

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Yugoslavian president Josip Broz Tito (1958)- Despite running a socialist country, Tito remained neutral in the Cold War. Stalin sent people to kill him to which Tito sent him back a letter that said Stop sending people to kill me or i'll send one to Moscow and i won't have to send another one

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My Poor Vendrick...

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I mean when you really break it down...

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Been playing Pacific Drive the past few days and i've gotten more attached to this car than most protagonists i've played as

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Francis Pegahmagabow (1918), a First Nations Canadian known as the deadliest sniper of WW1, credited with over 375 kills and 300 captures. He was also a fantastic scout, known for sneaking into the German trenches in the middle of the night and stealing their badges and buttons while they slept

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Soldiers of WW1 pay tribute to their fallen horses and donkeys (1918)

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God help me this autumn has sucked all of my productivity out completely

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Adam Smasher's first appearance gave me legit chills. As an old school fan of Cyberpunk that played the tabletop game religiously with my friends and still do, CD nailed this demented bastard's look and voice to a fucking T

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One of the earliest, if not the first all girl rock band, The Runaways (Late 70's)

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John Morrissey was an Irish immigrant in the 1850s who is generally considered to be the US's first mob boss. One time during a fight John was thrown on a pile of burning coal, after which he got up and beat the perpetrator half to death with his skin still burning, garnering the nickname Old Smoke

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And this is just off the top of my head. I'm a guy by the way since i know that's a point of contention sometimes for these people

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Bass Reeves, the first black US marshal. Throughout his 32 year long career (1875-1907) on the west side of the Mississippi river Reeves captured 3000 felons and killed 14. He still holds the record for most criminals captured by a US marshal ever

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Manfred von Richthofen (1917), better know as the Red Baron, the deadliest pilot of WW1, credited with over 80 planes shot down, 4 of those done in a single day while his own plane's engine was burning. He was so good that, in 1917, Entente pilots' life expectancy was lowered from 150 to 125 days

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Sergeant Major Daniel Joseph Daly, who led his troops into a daring charge against the Germans at the battle of Belleau Wood (1918) and is said to have yelled Come on you sons of bitches, do you want to live forever?! to his men as they charged the Germans

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Alvin York (1918), an American soldier who during WW1 single handedly managed to take out a machine gun nest who had his friends pinned and also captured 132 prisoners by himself using only a pistol and a knife

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Hello everyone. New player here, bought the game 5 days ago and I just came here to say... Fuck this thing, fuck its friends and fuck its family while we're at it

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Quite possibly the coolest mugshot of all time

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Could you even imagine? Jesus Christ i think i'd shit myself and just get it over with then and there

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I mean when you really break it down...

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May you be better than Trajan

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This game really just went ahead and gave two faceless robots more personality than most side characters in RPG games. If you don't like Bosco and Molly, quite frankly, i don't like you

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Fallout 4 is currently in the top 20 most played games on Steam

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All me are born equal... George Carlin [1600 x 900]

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One of the most underrated games of the 2010's. I genuinely enjoyed this more than Grand Theft Auto 5

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Felix Von Luckner was a World War I German commerce raider who sank 64,000 tons of British shipping and destroyed 14 vessels. With a three-masted old-school sailing ship. And all without killing a single person

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The Haunted Hotel Of Colombia

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Death had to take him sleeping, for if Roosevelt had been awake, there would've been a fight - Thomas R. Marshall (1200 x 1200)

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Joseph Lister The father of modern surgery , who first introduced the idea of sterelizing surgical instruments and cleaning up the wounds, as well as the proper hygene for surgeons while performing a surgery. So, yeah, if you've ever had a successful surgery you have this guy to thank

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Best Faction In The Universe

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Just imagine i have something clever here

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It always bothers me when uninformed people think they're intelligent, smugly so

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The messiah doth returnedh

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Sergeant Major Daniel Joseph Daly, who led his troops into a daring charge against the Germans at the battle of Belleau Wood (1918) and is said to have yelled Come on you sons of bitches, do you want to live forever?! to his men as they charged the Germans

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This is Milunka Savic, a woman who fought in the Serbian military during the Balkan Wars and WW1. She managed to enlist into the Balkan Wars because she managed to fool the command that she was a man, a Serbian Mulan if you will. Oh, and she is also the most decorated female combatant in history

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Bass Reeves, the first black US marshal. Throughout his 32 year long career (1875-1907) on the west side of the Mississippi river Reeves captured 3000 felons and killed 14. He still holds the record for most criminals captured by a US marshal ever

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Japan still thinks it's the 90's and i'm not complaining. Mina Shirakawa, from the Stardom event in July. Excuse the horny posting but it's Mina Shirakawa so i'm excused

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🔥 Blue Whale in an army of fish- probably one of the greatest pictures of an animal ever

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Farewell To Departing Troops At New York’s Penn Station, April 1943. I think her eyes speak louder than any words

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Mark Twain, looking even more badass in color (1850s/1860s)

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During WW1, 7000 Germans laid siege to Osowiec fortress in Poland, then part of the Russian empire. The Russian defenders were exposed to deadly toxic gas. However instead of dying, the defenders charged through the gas. Their appearance was so horrifying that the 7000 strong Germans just ran away

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Khutulun, the Mongolian princess that insisted that any man who wished to marry her must defeat her in wrestling, forfeiting horses to her if they lost. She owned over 10000 horses throughout her life

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Went to take care of a simple Assault in Progress. A party. Scavengers shoved up and massacred a bunch of teenagers just having a good time so they could harvest them. Scavs, it's on sight from now on

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Witold Pilecki was a Polish soldier during WW2 who volunteered to be sent to Auschwitz disguised as a prisoner and was the first to uncover the atrocities going on in the camps to the allies as early as 1941. He then escaped from Auschwitz on his own in 1943 and joined the Polish resistance in 1944

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Oh yeah because that's totally the same thing right guys? The actual equivalent would be if they chopped Ned's head off and then spent the rest of the season convincing us that Joffrey was the good guy all along

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Fallout New Vegas rule

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The kids welcome mom back from a hunt

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I shall drink from his skull. No, i really REALLY will ( Context in the comments)

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Heavy Metal band and rejected Power Ranger villains GWAR (1985)

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Two different interpretations

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I've just been shot, but it takes more than that to kill a bull moose - Teddy Roosevelt, after he was shot in the chest and proceeded to give a 90 minute speech with the bullet lodged in his chest [1200 x 1694]

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John Barclay Armstrong (1885) who is considered one of the greatest sheriffs of the Old West. Serving with the Texas Rangers under Captain McNelly, Armstrong got the title McNelly's bulldog for his ferocity and determination. He's also the one who captured notorious gunslinger John Wesley Hardin

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Witold Pilecki was a Polish soldier during WW2 who volunteered to be sent to Auschwitz disguised as a prisoner and was the first to uncover the atrocities going on in the camps to the allies as early as 1941. He then escaped from Auschwitz on his own in 1943 and joined the Polish resistance in 1944

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The Cinders mod is nuts

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Guilt? Why should i feel guilt... - Basil Zaharof, one of the biggest weapon sellers of WW1 that wasn't a government body, also known as the Merchant of Death [1613 x 1920]

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Behold...for i have become...the Ninja Turtle

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Paul Von Lettow-Vorbeck, known by his nickname as The Lion Of Africa was a highly regarded general serving in the German army during WW1 who, when asked by Hitler to be one of his ambassadors, responded with, and i quote Go fuck yourself, Mein Fuhrer He was not even arrested for this

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Paul Von Lettow-Vorbeck, known by his nickname as The Lion Of Africa was a highly regarded general serving in the German army during WW1 who, when asked by Hitler to be one of his ambassadors, responded with, and i quote Go fuck yourself, Mein Fuhrer He was not even arrested for this

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Your memes, fixed

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Is there any gun that you keep around/using purely because it looks cool and nothing else? Mine is the submachinegun

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The Gentleman Jim Corbet (late 1800s) The man who pioneered modern boxing, making it focus more on technique than brute strength unlike bare-knuckle boxing which was popular at the time. He also wins the award in my mind for the coolest nickname ever

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How about some love for my boy the White Death huh?

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Tunnel of Trees

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From one team based horde shooter to the other and from someone who loves both, love you all

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John Morrissey was an Irish immigrant in the 1850s who is generally considered to be the US's first mob boss. One time during a fight John was thrown on a pile of burning coal, after which he got up and beat the perpetrator half to death with his skin still burning, garnering the nickname Old Smoke

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Teddy Roosevelt. He may be know for being shot and then giving speech whilst being wounded, but he was also a cowboy, a police commissioner in New York, invented the forward pass in American football, climbed a mountain while on his honeymoon and had a tattoo of his family's crest on his chest

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God Damn he looks so fucking good in that suit! That's the post

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Former Yugoslavian president Josip Broz Tito, after multiple failed attempts on his life by Stalin sent this letter to the Soviet leader: Stop sending people to kill me, we already captured 5 of them. If you don't stop sending killers i will send one to Moscow and i will not have to send another

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Teddy Roosevelt on a hiking trip with the famous naturalist John John on the mountains Muir. The more i read about Teddy, the more other presidents seem like wimps compared to him (1903)

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Will Ramos, the vocalist and probable demon from hell of Lorna Shore

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Teddy Roosevelt, 1910. He may be know for being shot and then giving speech whilst being wounded, but he was also a cowboy, a police commissioner in New York, invented the forward pass in American football, climbed a mountain while on his honeymoon and had a tattoo of his family's crest on his chest

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Francis Pegahmagabow (1918), a First Nations Canadian known as the deadliest sniper of WW1, credited with over 375 kills and 300 captures. He was also a fantastic scout, known for sneaking into the German trenches in the middle of the night and stealing their badges and buttons while they slept

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The German metal band Rammstein in their infancy (1994)

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Thought this sub would appreciate this

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Witold Pilecki was a Polish soldier during WW2 who volunteered to be sent to Auschwitz disguised as a prisoner and was the first to uncover the atrocities going on in the camps to the allies as early as 1941. He then escaped from Auschwitz on his own in 1943 and joined the Polish resistance in 1944

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Have you ever had that game when you play it for not even an hour and say to yourself: Yeah... i'm gonna enjoy this This was that game for me

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I'm not someone who particularly cares about romance in videogames but boy was i bummed out you couldn't romance Takemura. Let me bone the manly Japanese man with a sexy accent CD!

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Jonas Salk, the man who invented the polio vaccine (1950s). This man is a fucking hero and he rarely gets mentioned

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Peter Freuchen, Danish Arctic explorer poses with his wife (1947). This man lost one leg to frostbite, amputated his own toes with pliers, and escaped an avalanche in Greenland by making a knife out of his own frozen feces. Oh and he also escaped from a Nazi camp because he wasn't badass enough

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Ching Shih circa early 1800s was a female pirate and one of the most successful pirates in history. She ruled the Chinese sea, defeating multiple empires and managing to mass an entire fleet of ships under her control. She was so successful that the Chinese emperor just pardoned her from her crimes

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Alvin York (1918), an American soldier who during WW1 single handedly managed to take out a machine gun nest who had his friends pinned and also captured 132 prisoners by himself using only a pistol and a knife

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Whether or not she'll be the new Sister Abigail or not, i miss this woman on my TV screen

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Ladies and gentlemen...i've committed terrible sins

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Teddy Roosevelt. He may be know for being shot and then giving speech whilst being wounded, but he was also a cowboy, a police commissioner in New York, invented the forward pass in American football, climbed a mountain while on his honeymoon and had a tattoo of his family's crest on his chest

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Asperatus Clouds Over New Zealand

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Joan Jett, One of the first female rockstars and also one of the most recognizable who paved the way for women in the industry (1986/87). Also, drop dead gorgeous and my high school crush

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Farewell To Departing Troops At New York’s Penn Station, April 1943. I think her eyes speak louder than any words

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YoU JuST DonT GeT IT!

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The best Eh, fuck it, it's cheap purchase I have ever ever ever made

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Joan Blondell, one of the first Hollywood queens with legs to kill for (1932)

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Joan Blondell, one of the first Hollywood queens with legs to kill for (1932)

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Jackie Chan anyone?

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Joseph Lister The father of modern surgery , who first introduced the idea of sterelizing surgical instruments and cleaning up the wounds, as well as the proper hygene for surgeons while performing a surgery. So, yeah, if you've ever had a successful surgery you have this guy to thank

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Teddy Roosevelt. He may be know for being shot and then giving speech whilst being wounded, but he was also a cowboy, a police commissioner in New York, invented the forward pass in American football, climbed a mountain while on his honeymoon and had a tattoo of his family's crest on his chest

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Self Isolation? Not a problem

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Last kiss before war (early 40s)

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Joan Blondell, one of the first Hollywood queens with legs to kill for (1932)

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I've recently been playing a Total Conversion mod for Doom called Bloom and i just wanna show how ridiculously good looking it is. Like, this is the Doom Engine we're talking about

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