Recent comments in /f/OldSchoolCool
Thprop t1_jece3sm wrote
Broadway Joe, pride of Western Pennsylvania, certain had a way with the broads back in the day.
BabyBearMan t1_jecduaj wrote
Dope
Thprop t1_jecdrgm wrote
Reply to Me in 1995, looking like 1975 by RobertFahey
The wardrobe is vintage mid-90s. What throws me is the Eddie Munster hairdo and the mutton chops.
jk07030 t1_jecdeiw wrote
Reply to My favorite car: 1974 Datsun 260Z (1983) by edmanet
You don’t see many around these days because they weren’t very good against the elements. Rusted out
matthewmay2673 t1_jecda9f wrote
Reply to My favorite car: 1974 Datsun 260Z (1983) by edmanet
Or the Datsun 737grams as sold in Europe.
Quiet_1234 t1_jecd7k9 wrote
Reply to comment by TallEnoughJones in John Belushi and Lee Ving (Fear) in 1981 by Aggravating-Metal167
Wow, good eye!!
grown t1_jeccqm2 wrote
Reply to Me and my siblings (I’m the baby) 1990 by db3nnet7
You are the little brother from Malcolm in the Middle.
factotum4stu OP t1_jeccq3t wrote
Reply to comment by Ok_Situation1171 in Your standard female fishing outfit in 1901. by factotum4stu
Using the privy must have been a chore
JARsweepstakes t1_jeccpzj wrote
Reply to Jimmy Buffet and friends? 1970’s, maybe early 80’s. He may have his Hush Puppies on. by Dealhunter73
Long way from Hattiesburg
Ok_Situation1171 t1_jeccly3 wrote
Let's see, rod... check, line... check, hooks... check, whalebone corset... check ✅
Tsu-Doh-Nihm OP t1_jeccknl wrote
Reply to comment by rickymourke82 in Martin Luther King Jr., arrested and put in Birmingham jail (1963) by Tsu-Doh-Nihm
He led the protest knowing he could be arrested or worse. His arrest helped make the protest a huge success.
rickymourke82 t1_jeccb29 wrote
Not sure “cool” is the word I’d go for to describe what he and others had to endure.
zentiger45 t1_jecc5xy wrote
Reply to Manic Street Preachers [1991] by Drab_Majesty
Look him up.. A convicted pedophile.
Tsu-Doh-Nihm OP t1_jecc5ta wrote
Reply to comment by hertzianPiperin in Martin Luther King Jr., arrested and put in Birmingham jail (1963) by Tsu-Doh-Nihm
In the 1963 Birmingham Campaign, Bull Conner used fire hoses and police dogs on protesters shocking the nation. It was a turning point in the Civil Rights movement of the 1950s & 60s. King was arrested and wrote his famous "Letter from Birmingham Jail." Bull Conner lost his job, and King became a national hero.
Nelnamara t1_jecc4hg wrote
You were my friend. You were.
Lonely-Connection-37 t1_jecc25l wrote
Wondering who said ” Marcia Marcia MARCIA🤘🏿🤘🏿
Quiet_1234 t1_jecbz80 wrote
Reply to John Wayne and Three Dog Night 1970s by steroidamoeba
Well, Pilgrim, you understand what I’m saying.
Lonely-Connection-37 t1_jecbokz wrote
Reply to My mom in the early 70s by carping_dem_diems
Tan lines 👍🏾👍🏾
WickedRuiner t1_jecblfe wrote
When no one was looking, did you make car sounds and pretend to drive it? Be honest
Nelnamara t1_jecbky5 wrote
S class life experience.
Jawwaad127 t1_jecbktr wrote
That’s one big ass fish
dominarhexx t1_jecb7lj wrote
Reply to comment by kyarew in Cannibal Corpse and Ace Ventura, 1994 by PajaroDeBasura
First time with my ex wife was to Stripped, Strangled, a d Raped. Really should have been a red flag.
DavoTB t1_jecb6z1 wrote
King was among those arrested in Birmingham during a non-violent protest. Enduring the poor conditions of the jail, he wrote a letter in response to “A Call For Unity,” written by clergy members that day of his arrest.
Writing on the newspaper with the article, and on other scraps of paper given to him by trusted staff, he wrote his famous article, dated April 16, 1963. It was known as “Letter From The Birmingham (City) Jail.” That document was later polished and re-printed several times as well as being included in other publications. It is regarded as King’s classic argument for civil disobedience.
globaloffender t1_jecb56b wrote
Reply to comment by greatunknownpub in Cannibal Corpse and Ace Ventura, 1994 by PajaroDeBasura
“The red of the hhhhhhwhyte?”
xopoc177 t1_jece7ba wrote
Reply to Christopher Lloyd and Christopher Walken in the stage production of Macbeth at the Lincoln Centre, New York, 1974. by _EuXioM_
I always thought Christopher Lloyd looked like an old man since he was born, so I'm shocked to see this...