Mutoid Waste Company - Berlin after 1989

The first subway ride

Not much after the first flight in 1903, the US got its first subway in New York in 1904. George McClellan, the City’s mayor, opened it and even drove the first passengers on a track that was 9.1 miles long and had 28 stations. At the time, people saw it more as a circus act than a means of transportation. Talk about how times have changed.

These Unexplored Historical Photos Are Remarkable - Illumeably
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“We were so excited to listen to ourselves on the radio, it was so cool back then!”
Paul McCartney & John Lennon tuning a portable radio so they could listen to The Beatles on it! 1964.

1985, Diana s J. Travoltou při tanci v Bílém domě

LOJZEE: to vypada na hodne kokainu :)

Frank Sinatra 1954

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44 Colorized Photos That Bring Century-Old New York City To Life
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Waiters serve lunch to two steel workers on a girder high above the city during construction of the famed Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Nov. 14, 1930.

Dora Maar, Pablo Picasso, Lee Miller

Dora Maar portret

Hunter S. Thompson, John Cusack, Johny Depp and blowup doll 1990s

LOJZEE
Tony Hawk skating as a kid, 1980

Soviet soldier carrying the head of a statue of Hitler, Berlin 1945.

Japanese punk, late 1980s

Korean boatman, ca. 1904

Heroin bust, New York City (1962)

Early 1900’s fireman suit for the fireman to get closer to the fire

tony hawk 1987

live audience reaction to the chestburster scene in "Alien" (1979)

1978: Marine Reservists during a training amphibious landing at Coronado

Women of Twin Peaks, 1990