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Post by The Sandmen on May 11, 2015 15:07:56 GMT -5
Hahahah Goebbels. Take that, individual of the Jewish faith-hater!!!
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Post by The Mighty Ducks on May 12, 2015 6:38:39 GMT -5
I read that as individual of the Jewish faith-hatter, and then imagined terrible, terrible things.
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Post by The Mighty Ducks on May 12, 2015 7:01:19 GMT -5
This one freaked me out a bit, but it has a good ending. Two 22-year old friends, Saylor Guilliams and Brenden Vega, went hiking together in March of this year in Santa Barbara County, California. The path they had chosen wasn’t very well-lit and the two had fallen and injured themselves repeatedly. When hours of cries for help proved unsuccessful, Vega left his friend to go and seek assistance. Along the way the young man stumbled off a rocky cliff and fell to his death. The next day another set of hikers were in the area taking photos of their adventure. Unbeknownst to them, Guilliams can be seen in the background of the pictures (she has red curly hair), laying face down in the mud, unable to move with a broken arm, two broken ankles and several other compound fractures. The despair she must have felt at seeing help so close, yet infinitely far away must have been overwhelming. The hikers did eventually find Saylor and called 9-1-1. She was rescued and recovered, but the loss of her friend is something I’m sure she’ll never forget.
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Post by The Mighty Ducks on May 12, 2015 7:01:59 GMT -5
Robert Landsburg was a 48-year old American photographer living in Portland, Oregon when he died in 1980. One of his subjects of choice was Mount St. Helens, the massive volcano in Washington state, which he visited many times to document the constant changes. It was his interest in St. Helens that led to his demise, but not before snapping off this incredible shot. On the morning of May 18 when the eruption occurred, Landsburg was just a few miles from the peak. Familiar with the gigantic beast, the photographer knew he wouldn’t survive the ashcloud that was quickly heading his way, so he continued taking pictures, and then put the camera in his backpack and laid his body on it to shield it from harm. His body was found 17 days later buried in ash, with his camera safely tucked away underneath. It was a fitting end for a man whose life’s work claimed him.
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Post by The Rocketmen on May 13, 2015 7:03:08 GMT -5
The hiking one freaks me out because I totally didn't see her until I did and then I panicked for her.
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Post by The Rocketmen on May 30, 2016 11:56:29 GMT -5
A kid with his artificial legs, 1898:
A japanese troop surrenders to US solders
Horatio Gordon Robley, a collector of the obscure, with his collection of severed heads, 1895
William Henry Wheeler manipulates early photography to appear as though he has been decapitated, 1875
Boys return from their initiation into the Poro, a secret society in parts of Africa
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Post by The Mighty Ducks on May 30, 2016 13:56:20 GMT -5
iu don't know why bu the kid with the prostetics freaks me out more than the other ones
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Post by The Mighty Ducks on Jun 13, 2016 13:22:10 GMT -5
Creepy Trees
Inside of Gas Chamber, Dachau
Bought New House, Found on Ceiling
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