When lightning strikes in a forest
Where lightning struck in a forest pic.twitter.com/vn5FEEv0FT — World and Science (@WorldAndScience) 22. November 2017
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Maurice Tillet – The inspiration for the Character Shrek
Maurice Tillet, a wrestler suffering from acromegaly. He died in 1954 & was the inspiration for the character Shrek.
Maurice Tillet, a wrestler suffering from acromegaly. He died in 1954 & was the inspiration for the character Shrek. pic.twitter.com/b5Cx1xOBp4
— History In Pictures (@HistoryInPix) 20. November 2017
Anti-Vietnam war protest in 1969: “Bombing for peace is like fucking for virginity.”
“Bombing for peace is like fucking for virginity.” Anti-Vietnam war protest, 1969. pic.twitter.com/5K82whB3tk — History In Pictures (@HistoryInPix) 15. November 2017
“The Making of a King”
A real confusing situation: King Salman recently visited Moscow which marks signs of political maturity for the Kingdom while Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri’s announcement of resignation from Riyadh and seemingly ‘house arrest’ in Saudi Arabia is hundred-eighty degrees turn: lack of maturity, zero respect for a sovereign country. (more…)
Pablo Escobar at Disney World
Pablo Escobar and family at Disney World, 1981. pic.twitter.com/MM4zPG1BmS — History In Pictures (@HistoryInPix) 10. November 2017
What should we do now?
When the best and talented actors, directors or producers are guilty of sensual crime, what to do with them? (more…)
Nikola Tesla (1856 – 1943): is considered one of the most important and most overlooked inventors of all time
Nikola Tesla(1856.,-1943.);is considered one of the most important and most overlooked inventors of all time pic.twitter.com/gpDs4QJWbN — VESAKAMSITE (@ReiSurvivor) 2. November 2017
Albert Einstein and Charlie Chaplin
Albert Einstein and Charlie Chaplin at the premiere of the movie ‘City Lights’ in Hollywood, California, 1931. Albert Einstein and Charlie Chaplin at the premiere of the movie 'City Lights' in Hollywood, California, 1931. pic.twitter.com/xVGHKDu6Ad — History In Pictures (@HistoryInPix) 30. Oktober 2017