Cripple. History Major. Irritable and in constant pain. Vaguely Left-Wing.
Returning to an occasional coke out of necessity after swapping to other sodas is a bizarre experience. It really has a strange taste. Not even necessarily bad, but strange. But if you return to it for a few weeks, you stop noticing it.
I believe this is a private warden. Not sure what the game was in the area. Point probably applies otherwise.
Bring back dangerously tall and elaborate libraries that wouldn’t look out of place in a Resident Evil game
Not sure why they’re leaning like that, though.
Shit’s heavy, I believe.
Funny(?) enough, efforts by Chinese-Americans to differentiate themselves from Japanese-Americans to the racist majority of the US were largely successful during WW2.
Anti-Japanese sentiment was rampant in the aftermath of Pearl Harbor, and it would only get worse. Racism against Chinese-Americans was considerably less, as China was seen as an ally against Japan.
He looks intense as fuck. The cat looks like they’d open the door high on catnip and invite you in for a glass of milk when you were just there to drop off the mail.
What a time to be alive
Guy in the foreground about to have a religious moment when his shin hits the hydrant.
Japan had a lot more wood-only city buildings back then
Wood, and worse, paper. The US made mock-ups of civilian Japanese buildings when we were testing napalm for use in the terror firebombings of 1945. It was… very effective against the mock-ups.
English: Osaka City Air Raid after the bombing which occurred on March 13, 1945. On March 13, 1945, for about three and a half hours, indiscriminate bombing of residential areas in Osaka Prefecture was carried out by the US military. A total of 1,733 tons of incendiary bombs were dropped from 274 B-29s, burning down the city center, resulting in 3,987 dead and 678 missing. You can see Nankai Namba Station on the far left, Matsuzakaya Osaka store (now Takashimaya Higashi Annex) in front on the right, and Osaka Kabukiza in the center.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Osaka_after_the_1945_air_raid.JPG
Soldiers’ humor is timeless! These are great finds!
Fantastic find! Which country/occupation?
Insulation and decoration. Getting anything else would have been an expense they couldn’t afford - Appalachia was (and, for that matter, still is) one of the poorest regions of the USA.
Soviet opening up a dead Nazi: “C’mon, Luger, Luger, Luger… rare skin, fuckin’ score!”
Not in this case. There was an incident where Soviet troops DID do that, but from much lower altitudes, and from slow-flying biplanes. I don’t think any amount of snow would save them at that height!
People standing up on the roof ledges on the right are wild