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Arbite posted:No Warren G. Harding? He truly does not get the respect he deserves. The man was constantly passing laws to maake food and workplaces safer. He truly was one of America's first regulators.
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Macdeo Lurjtux posted:He truly does not get the respect he deserves. The man was constantly passing laws to maake food and workplaces safer. He truly was one of America's first regulators. When the future Mrs. Florence Harding told her wealthy father that she was going to marry Warren Harding her father (supposedly) said, "Not that goddamned friend of the family!" and disowned her.
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I though Clinton was the first black president?
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Goodpancakes posted:I though Clinton was the first black president? Spiritually he is.
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Dauntasa posted:Do what? REMIND ME OF THE BABE  (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Soulkys posted:REMIND ME OF THE BABE Is someone requesting my services again?
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Arbite posted:No Warren G. Harding? A. Birchard B. Milhous C. Gamaliel D. Talcott E. Abram 
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I think Kanye West may have travelled back in time and become a knight.
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These two are actually WWI masks / helmet. The first one protected British tank crews from splinters and rivets torn by explosions, the other was a proposed modification to the French standard issue helmet.
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Palpek posted:Medieval helmets sure were something That's the helm of the wise from dark souls. Who wore this in actual real life reality?
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No clue. If you read japanese you may or may not find out: http://hamusoku.com/archives/8007967.html
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Krinkle posted:That's the helm of the wise from dark souls. Who wore this in actual real life reality? Henry VIII Almost every armour in Dark Souls is based off a real one. The locations, too!
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Krinkle posted:That's the helm of the wise from dark souls. Who wore this in actual real life reality? You may be surprised. EDIT: crap, beaten. http://www.royalarmouries.org/horned-helmet
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It looks like someone followed the instructions for an iron maiden incorrectly.
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Fragrag posted:It looks like someone followed the instructions for an iron maiden incorrectly.
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Palpek posted:Medieval helmets sure were something The Ram Helm of Teddy Roosevelt apparently...
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WebDog posted:Maybe he just doesn't like to be hugged. I want to say that that armor is designed to protect you from being eaten by a bear, so you're not too far off.
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Bedurndurn posted:I want to say that that armor is designed to protect you from being eaten by a bear, so you're not too far off. "If I'm going to wrestle a bear I want to stick to it like velcro", said the hunter.
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steinrokkan posted:These two are actually WWI masks / helmet. The first one protected British tank crews from splinters and rivets torn by explosions, the other was a proposed modification to the French standard issue helmet. I'm going to ignore this and stay firm in my belief that some knight was metal enough to have a chainmail beard.
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Some of those helmets are going to haunt me in my dreams. Have some bear tongues    
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Something I've always wondered is why do polar bears always have blue tongues. Are they just really cold all the time, even in zoos?
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Tomero_the_Great posted:Does anyone have that drawing of Hitler calmly explaining his plans to kill all the jews and take over the world before saying that they'd have a much better discussion if his opponent wasn't frothing at the mouth in outrage? That picture reminded me of a picture I snapped last Autumn:  This was on the wall of a snack shed next to a bar at Conneaut Lake Park in western Pennsylvania. I would assume bored smokers standing outside the bar had their way with the sign. It was pretty amusing, but most of the place was pretty creepy in early Autumn.
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GenericOverusedName posted:Something I've always wondered is why do polar bears always have blue tongues. Are they just really cold all the time, even in zoos? It's because they are descended from chows.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:That picture reminded me of a picture I snapped last Autumn: My parents had a lake house on Pymatuning Lake, just up the road. The whole area was one severe fog from becoming Silent Hill.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:*Piss Water sign* It's nice for them to label the light beers correctly.
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CobiWann posted:My parents had a lake house on Pymatuning Lake, just up the road. The whole area was one severe fog from becoming Silent Hill. Oh I agree. Some of the other pictures I took would not belong here, but more so in the PYF Creepy Images thread. The "Midway" looked like the set from a Stephen King novel.
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If only Michael Vick had been into Pokemon.
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 The sad thing is, that's how too many companies really do view social media. "We need to get our Brand Presence out there! Hire a twenty-something to create Twitter trends! Kids love hashtags, right? let's get some hashtags."
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Command Ant posted:Who are you to mock my faith in that bacon? This reminds me of a scandal my university had when I was in college. One of the football coaches taught some professional sounding class that had 100% enrollment of football players, and the one test in the class was a final that was filled with questions like this, but there wasn't a trick or angle, it was designed to give everyone an A to pad their GPA.
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xxEightxx posted:This reminds me of a scandal my university had when I was in college. One of the football coaches taught some professional sounding class that had 100% enrollment of football players, and the one test in the class was a final that was filled with questions like this, but there wasn't a trick or angle, it was designed to give everyone an A to pad their GPA. You must have gone to a division one school.
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Trast posted:You must have gone to a division one school. A number of schools have done this but I believe Auburn got in a bunch of trouble for just that a few years ago.
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