Recent comments in /f/OldSchoolCool
[deleted] t1_j6ma4at wrote
Reply to comment by Supersymm3try in Andy Kaufman - 1970s by TheMegaSage
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PeterNippelstein t1_j6m9tzl wrote
Reply to comment by StarktheGuat in Andy Kaufman - 1970s by TheMegaSage
Supersymm3try t1_j6m9qhi wrote
Reply to comment by Routine-Ratio3551 in Andy Kaufman - 1970s by TheMegaSage
Is it Nicholas Cage?
Munkyed t1_j6m9lvw wrote
Replace Claudia with Raquel Welch
Unable-Ladder-9190 t1_j6m8jhi wrote
Claudia Cardinale being last leads me to believe most people voting have no idea who she is
Unable-Ladder-9190 t1_j6m8a4w wrote
Reply to Anne Murray at the Troubadour “right in the middle of these guys who were totally all three sheets to the wind” 1973 by eaglemaxie
None of them even look one sheet to the wind. They all look clear eyed
defdog1234 t1_j6m88n0 wrote
Reply to comment by PallandoOrome in Target Checkout Lanes 1990s by Djf47021
1982 around here. targets a minnesota company i believe. id look at colecovisions and commodore 128s.
dug99 t1_j6m87h4 wrote
Reply to My great-grandfather, Paris (circa 1930) posing with the carriage and the horses that would drown him in the Seine. by thoxo
Sorry to hear of your grandfather's demise. My great, great grandfather took a nap across the interstate railway with his horse and cart in the late 1800's. He survived the freight train, the horse was not so lucky.
defdog1234 t1_j6m82jc wrote
Reply to comment by Buddhadevine in Target Checkout Lanes 1990s by Djf47021
targets always been expensive. my teacher in early 80s called it Targét
Glowiestonguemebutt t1_j6m7nya wrote
Reply to comment by endofthehold in Midget Bar 63rd and Pulaski , Chicago IL 1969 by AColdPimp
/r/susanalbumparty
exmxn t1_j6m7etn wrote
Reply to My great-grandfather, Paris (circa 1930) posing with the carriage and the horses that would drown him in the Seine. by thoxo
Great granddaddy could get it
elalesound2 t1_j6m7dj4 wrote
Reply to Andy Kaufman - 1970s by TheMegaSage
You can smell the drugs and the desperation from here.
Electrical_Court9004 t1_j6m7d3z wrote
Reply to Andy Kaufman - 1970s by TheMegaSage
That man is hairier than Robin Williams plug hole
black_stallion78 t1_j6m7by1 wrote
Reply to comment by Marine__0311 in Who do you think is the hottest on this list at their peak (1950s and 1960s)? by [deleted]
And she treated her child with disgust.
k20350 t1_j6m73jp wrote
Reply to comment by Cant_Spell_Shit in Patrick Mahomes II, with his father, during his last season with the Twins (1996). by cyberentomology
Slow down there haha. Brady's got 11 division championship rings and 7 Super bowl rings. Mahomes has got a few years to prove your theory. He also plays for a small market team that is not going to throw money at the team to win forever. Just not happening. Trust me. The owners of the Detroit Tigers lost millions for years competing with big market teams and finally called off the run. Now they can't find a win
Marine__0311 t1_j6m6z2v wrote
Reply to comment by Lichenbruten in Who do you think is the hottest on this list at their peak (1950s and 1960s)? by [deleted]
I've always been a fan of Claudia. From everything I've read, Sophia was a real PITA to work with.
Marine__0311 t1_j6m6vb0 wrote
Reply to comment by anywhereat in Who do you think is the hottest on this list at their peak (1950s and 1960s)? by [deleted]
She is a racist and fascist.
Marine__0311 t1_j6m6u71 wrote
Reply to comment by Shiatis11 in Who do you think is the hottest on this list at their peak (1950s and 1960s)? by [deleted]
Yep, invalid list with out Audrey.
Plus she was a great human being to boot. BB for example went off the rails and revealed herself to be a racist and fascist.
turdferguson3891 t1_j6m6p8h wrote
Reply to comment by bremidon in Buster Keaton, Roscoe Arbuckle, and Al St. John, 1918. Once his deadpan persona became established, Keaton avoided smiling in front of a camera. by L0st_in_the_Stars
But, like I said, companies that were part of Edison's patent trust were shooting in California early on and they didn't need to worry about his lawyers. NYC based Biograph joined Edison's trust in 1908. They first started filming in California in 1910. Chicago based Essanay was also in the trust and they opened studios in California in 1912 after a failed attempt shooting in Colorado.
The studios that weren't part of the trust saw some benefit in being in a different court jurisdiction but the fact that studios that were part of the trust also relocated around the same time would indicate that was not the biggest factor.
[deleted] t1_j6m66sl wrote
Reply to Piano lounge on the Hindenburg, 1930s by norrisrw
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anchorluxi86 t1_j6m5z7u wrote
Reply to Andy Kaufman - 1970s by TheMegaSage
This is not really a cool shot.
Illmetbymoonlight62 t1_j6m5g5n wrote
Reply to My grandfather in 1925 at age 20 by getbackzack
"This is just my 5 gallon hat, I keep my 10 gallon for Sunday best."
Illmetbymoonlight62 t1_j6m55sc wrote
Reply to Literally an Old School. 1873. "First 12 year, co-ed, tuition free parochial school in the United States". St James in Bay City, MI by mnorthwood13
Lot more girls than boys.
Original-Cow-2984 t1_j6m4qn1 wrote
Reply to comment by Macca49 in Anne Murray at the Troubadour “right in the middle of these guys who were totally all three sheets to the wind” 1973 by eaglemaxie
Yeah I guess I just don't put the Beatles and the Monkees in the same context. They might have been very talented, but they did that fecking tv show...
sabersquirl t1_j6mabtb wrote
Reply to comment by thoxo in My great-grandfather, Paris (circa 1930) posing with the carriage and the horses that would drown him in the Seine. by thoxo
If he was the father of your dad’s grandfather, he was your dad’s great-grandfather. That means he was your great-great-grandfather.