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AU_Cav t1_je9pynd wrote
Reply to My mom in the early 70s by carping_dem_diems
I miss tanlines
sstrawberricake t1_je9po1p wrote
Reply to comment by Nervous_Brilliant441 in A 19 yr-old Vincent Van Gogh, photographed in 1873. The only image of him that's been verified by the Van Gogh museum. by dannydutch1
One of, if not the best Dr who episodes
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eastcoastkody t1_je9p4hh wrote
Reply to My mom in the middle. 2 best friends at her side. They were a dangerous trio. Very Early 90s I believe by ThePrincessIsSaved
id post this in one of those subs for improving photos. I bet someone can restore this easily
dannydutch1 OP t1_je9ojjd wrote
Reply to comment by Nervous_Brilliant441 in A 19 yr-old Vincent Van Gogh, photographed in 1873. The only image of him that's been verified by the Van Gogh museum. by dannydutch1
Yep, I just shared it in r/UtterlyInteresting. It makes me misty eyed every time I see it!
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rfargolo t1_je9o76o wrote
Reply to A young Neil Degrasse Tyson. Captain of his highschools wrestling team. [1976] by Weegee_Spaghetti
That explains his behavior as influencer
Nervous_Brilliant441 t1_je9o4r3 wrote
Reply to A 19 yr-old Vincent Van Gogh, photographed in 1873. The only image of him that's been verified by the Van Gogh museum. by dannydutch1
There’s a Doctor Who episode where Van Gogh finds out he became one of the most celebrated painters of all time. Too bad it’s just science fiction. In reality, the man never got the recognition he deserved in his lifetime.
TwoDrinkDave t1_je9nvw8 wrote
Reply to comment by Weegee_Spaghetti in A young Neil Degrasse Tyson. Captain of his highschools wrestling team. [1976] by Weegee_Spaghetti
Eh, they all look the same. (And by "they" I mean wrestlers, of course.)
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Reply to Cannes, 1958 by Shadowyisotropy25
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Brundleflyftw t1_je9nk7e wrote
Reply to A young Neil Degrasse Tyson. Captain of his highschools wrestling team. [1976] by Weegee_Spaghetti
That’s not high school.
WorthaDollar t1_je9mgha wrote
Reply to Original Judas Priest Lineup - 1971 by Twilight_Republic
I don't this is accurate. Chris Congo Campbell joined in 72 but this is the original lineup from 69/70...
Alan "Al" Atkins lead vocal
Brian "Bruno" Stappenhill bass guitar
John Partridge drums (left 1970)
Ernest "Ernie" Chattaway guitar
Fred Woolley drums (joined 1970
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Darwin-Award-Winner t1_je9lj6o wrote
Reply to comment by bucketofhassle in Cannes, 1958 by Shadowyisotropy25
That is her conscience.
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Reply to comment by scarabin in My mom in the early 70s by carping_dem_diems
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adam_n_eve t1_je9lfcf wrote
Reply to Original Judas Priest Lineup - 1971 by Twilight_Republic
Big up the Brummies
Spicyperfection t1_je9leag wrote
Reply to My mom in the early 70s by carping_dem_diems
Mommy’s looking Vintage Boho Chic in that Peacock Chair. Thanks for sharing!
Ponchoreborn t1_je9kxbn wrote
Reply to comment by trixter69696969 in A very Young Depeche Mode circa 1980 by Repulsive_Web_1419
I saw a show on this tour about a month before the monster 101 show you were at. Other than the massive DM cred for being at the most famous show in the band's history, they were almost the same setlist.
Looks like you got People Are People and we got Martin's solo cover of Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth.
I was a fill-in too! A family friend who is 3-4 years older than me was going with all her friends. They had someone cancel and she asked if I could go. My parents didn't want me to go, but she talked them into it. It was only like the 5th or 6th concert I had ever been to and the first big show like this. Her friends all ignored me, but I was in heaven and was really the only one of them that knew every song.
I got into DM right as Black Celebration was coming out by buying Some Great Reward (based on hearing PAP on college radio) from the discount bin at Camelot. I managed to find the 3 older albums in those bins along the way. As well as Erasure and Yaz.
Head-like-a-carp t1_je9kgqz wrote
Reply to My mom in the early 70s by carping_dem_diems
Yeah I had one of those chairs. Looked good, not all that comfortable.
Dopdee t1_je9kb1b wrote
Reply to A young Neil Degrasse Tyson. Captain of his highschools wrestling team. [1976] by Weegee_Spaghetti
I initially thought that was the Young Rock’s dad
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Reply to Original Judas Priest Lineup - 1971 by Twilight_Republic
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Different_While_5270 t1_je9ji76 wrote
Reply to comment by Prometheus357 in Bill Nye in his 9th grade science class [1970] by TympanicSinciput
I think it’s Cream Soda, which isn’t much better lol.
Borisb3ck3r t1_je9ivco wrote
Reply to Jean Simmons being moody (1940s) by LemmyChildish
How did u deduce that she's being moody?
Crushalot778 t1_je9pz91 wrote
Reply to comment by Crushalot778 in My mom in the early 70s by carping_dem_diems
We were talking about the chair guys