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Alwaysprogress t1_jd655gq wrote
Reply to comment by graveybrains in Steve Buscemi during his service in the FDNY, Engine Co. No. 55, 1980s by holyfruits
Y’all motherfuckers forgot about Don Knotts
lilmoosmom t1_jd63uj7 wrote
Why’s he kinda…..
Benu5 t1_jd63cip wrote
Reply to 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. by AdAway2224
There was no false alarm for nuclear war. They hadn't recieved any information in days due to being submerged.
The Captain and the Commisar wanted to use the tactical nuclear torpedo on a US ship dropping depth charges in an attempt to get the sub to surface. It is pure luck that Captain Arkhipov was also on board and thus required to also approve of the use of the tactical nuke. He argued that the depth charges were likely to be an attempt to get them to surface ans communicate with the US ships.
The initial confusion was that the US had changed their protocol as to how they would use depth charges to signal a demand to surface, something about the number and sequence of depth charges used had changed, leading the other Captain and Commisar to assume they were under attack. Arkhipov argued that it may be a demand to surface, and that they should do so to confirm what was actually happening. They surfaced, and the US ships told them to return to the USSR.
nellie_1017 t1_jd639ww wrote
Reply to comment by Sweet_Tension_8679 in Beau, Lloyd, and Jeff "the Dude" Bridges, 1975. They chose the right day to look cool. by ClementineCoda
Maybe... now you mention it I see the date, too, although they look younger than '75.
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beburba t1_jd60c9i wrote
Reply to comment by Norwegian27 in 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. by AdAway2224
Forgive my ignorance, who’s the other Russian that saved America during the Reagan years? What are you referring to?
KombuchaSmooch t1_jd608t5 wrote
Reply to comment by mightyscoosh in Steve Buscemi during his service in the FDNY, Engine Co. No. 55, 1980s by holyfruits
I can’t unsee it…..not mad about it though 👏
3chordguitar t1_jd6014g wrote
Athena-Muldrow t1_jd5zkgp wrote
Reply to comment by LupeDyCazari in Steve Buscemi during his service in the FDNY, Engine Co. No. 55, 1980s by holyfruits
Honestly he's aged pretty damn well, too. I recently saw a clip where he officiated a marriage for John Oliver's show and he looked great
dweezer420 OP t1_jd5yew9 wrote
Reply to comment by roadwriter42 in My dad around 1935, Brooklyn,NY by dweezer420
Thank you! I always wondered
kcreature t1_jd5yc8x wrote
Love me some Stevie Bukake
gabigboy93 t1_jd5xssp wrote
Fire Chief walks in
Steve Buscemi: MMMMMM BOY ARE YOU FAT!
Optimus_Prime_Day t1_jd5xpvc wrote
noobnoobthedestroyer t1_jd5vezw wrote
Reply to comment by Thecryptsaresafe in Steve Buscemi during his service in the FDNY, Engine Co. No. 55, 1980s by holyfruits
What is this, a movie for ants?
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Thecryptsaresafe t1_jd5v1y1 wrote
Reply to comment by noobnoobthedestroyer in Steve Buscemi during his service in the FDNY, Engine Co. No. 55, 1980s by holyfruits
Film the movie from far away
newblevelz t1_jd5uwe8 wrote
Reply to comment by RackyRackerton in 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. by AdAway2224
Sadly because you chose to save yourself by continuing to breathe we had to read this dumbass post.
FeralTribble t1_jd5tbi8 wrote
Reply to 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. by AdAway2224
This guy saves the world one day and steals your girl the next
noobnoobthedestroyer t1_jd5slt4 wrote
Reply to comment by sassyphrass in Steve Buscemi during his service in the FDNY, Engine Co. No. 55, 1980s by holyfruits
Hollywood is an impressive place but I don’t know how you have a 6’4 actor play a 5’9 guy
mikeyway123 t1_jd5s9u5 wrote
Billie Eilish. Tell me you don't see it.
domdotski t1_jd5s6ml wrote
Great actor.
Cooldude588 t1_jd5rwy9 wrote
Cole Sprouse still owes him a sausage McMuffin
agoo3000 t1_jd5rpme wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Steve Buscemi during his service in the FDNY, Engine Co. No. 55, 1980s by holyfruits
I had no idea he did that. Mad respect!!
Bernthewalldown t1_jd5rnvu wrote
He reminds me so much of Don Knotts
badanimal87 t1_jd65e4j wrote
Reply to Steve Buscemi during his service in the FDNY, Engine Co. No. 55, 1980s by holyfruits
All the boys think he’s a spy, he’s got…Steve Buscemi eyes….