Nov 7, 2024
Cars!
Shiny cars! (Buick Riviera?)
A Nash Metropolitan, with a radio-telephone!
Pretty sweet 1958 Chevy Impala. So shiny!
And a 1974 Bricklin!
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Cars!
Shiny cars! (Buick Riviera?)
A Nash Metropolitan, with a radio-telephone!
Pretty sweet 1958 Chevy Impala. So shiny!
And a 1974 Bricklin!
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F.E. Dolan and Dolly Morine listening to the latest in ornamental radiophone receiving apparatus at a big radio show, March 10, 1922.
Photo: Underwood & Underwood via the LoC
Caesar’s ghost! What’s that?
(Buck Rogers 2429 A.D. daily strip)
Can you explain how you’re still proud to be L’Manburgian despite everything? Isn’t it painful to love something that keeps getting destroyed?
until the day we stop breathing. that is when l'manberg has fallen. he can destroy the walls, he can slaughter our friends, our family, but until the day we stop breathing and the moment we let go of that dream we have of a self-emancipated nation, that is when he has won.
its not destroyed until all of us are broken. and im still fucking here. still breathing still believing.
“Uh, Isabella...how are you doin’?”
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“The radiophone!” U.K. 1976.
The Hotel Vanderbilt installed a radiophone set, February 28, 1922. This is the new operator, Mollie Culligan. A radiophone was a radio that allowed people to converse.
Photo: Underwood & Underwood via LoC
Hey. Pssst. Even worse information: Schlatt is Tubbo's bio dad as far as we're aware.
well yeah thats not news