"The 2014 film “Nightcrawler” was inspired by a photographer named Arthur Fellig, who in the 1930’s, installed a police-band shortwave radio in his car and maintained a complete darkroom in the trunk. He’d often beat authorities to the scene and then sell his gory photos to the tabloids."
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Livia 1 year ago
#15
And if you want to know about how big 1/4 or 1/10 of an ounce of silver are just look at a quarter or a dime. Despite there being no silver in them for decades the size is still set from when they were made of silver (and a 1/4 or 1/10 of a dollar which were approximately one ounce). And there's your useless trivia for the day...
And if you want to know about how big 1/4 or 1/10 of an ounce of silver are just look at a quarter or a dime. Despite there being no silver in them for decades the size is still set from when they were made of silver (and a 1/4 or 1/10 of a dollar which were approximately one ounce). And there's your useless trivia for the day...
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Jessica 1 year ago
Livia,
Useless?....... maybe. Interesting?....... absolutely. Thanks for sharing.
Useless?....... maybe. Interesting?....... absolutely. Thanks for sharing.
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Georgiana 1 year ago
#10 otherwise known as tree-huggers and rednecks.
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Gil 1 year ago
#10 So... decent, home-owning suburban folk with nice backyards pay their bills, and inner-city degenerates who "pimp their rides" don't? How is this surprising news to anyone?
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Bela 1 year ago
#9 They lived on an isolated island in Indonesia, and the species is known colloquially as "the Hobbit."
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Arie 1 year ago
#18 not "anonymously" enough, it seems...
#27 maybe get a girlfriend instead?
#27 maybe get a girlfriend instead?
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Thias 1 year ago
#12 She only got her title due to the fact that every other Ptolemy was dead. Also, despite being overly romanticized and depicted in movies as beautiful, she was actually a fat, ugly ho whose only "accomplishment" was banging several high-ranking Ro mans. Seriously, look it up. She was actually fat and ugly.
(I had to put a space in "ro mans" because izi says it's "invalid text for publication")
(I had to put a space in "ro mans" because izi says it's "invalid text for publication")
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Frank 1 year ago
#5 Lots of places require prospective LEOs to get under graduate degrees in Criminology and related disciplines before going for police training.
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Frank 1 year ago
#9 More recently found in Ireland and locally known as leprechauns.
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Tanafra 1 year ago
Frank,
Most recently found all over the world, often referred to by alternate name, “children”
Most recently found all over the world, often referred to by alternate name, “children”
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Frank 1 year ago
#12 She was Egyptian. She was Macedonian. Look it up.
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Cordelia 1 year ago
Frank,
Cleopatra was born in Alexandria, so her nationality was Egyptian, but the Ptolemaic Dynasty was almost entirely of Macedonian heritage.
Ptolemy I Soter (which means "savior") was Alexander the Great's general and was gifted the city of Alexandria and Egypt over which to rule. One of his wives was Persian, while the rest were Greek.
Cleopatra was the daughter of Ptolemy XII, and by then there had likely been at least a little intermixing with Egyptian lineage, though not much.
In short, she was a Macedonian Greek Egyptian and one of very light complexion at that. (one thing the movies do get right)
Cleopatra was born in Alexandria, so her nationality was Egyptian, but the Ptolemaic Dynasty was almost entirely of Macedonian heritage.
Ptolemy I Soter (which means "savior") was Alexander the Great's general and was gifted the city of Alexandria and Egypt over which to rule. One of his wives was Persian, while the rest were Greek.
Cleopatra was the daughter of Ptolemy XII, and by then there had likely been at least a little intermixing with Egyptian lineage, though not much.
In short, she was a Macedonian Greek Egyptian and one of very light complexion at that. (one thing the movies do get right)
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Frank 1 year ago
#20 Do they self identify as trans lions?
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Tish 1 year ago
Frank,
I don't know, but they're outlawed in all red states.
I don't know, but they're outlawed in all red states.
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Helen 1 year ago
Frank,
Trans lions are real lions!
Trans lions are real lions!
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Teeny 1 year ago
#23 ALL U.S. radio stations speed ALL songs by 5-7% to do the same thing. Buy a CD or LP and play a song you know - it'll sound different. Me? Radio chief engineer for 20 years.
And if you want to know about how big 1/4 or 1/10 of an ounce of silver are just look at a quarter or a dime. Despite there being no silver in them for decades the size is still set from when they were made of silver (and a 1/4 or 1/10 of a dollar which were approximately one ounce). And there's your useless trivia for the day...
Useless?....... maybe. Interesting?....... absolutely. Thanks for sharing.
#27 maybe get a girlfriend instead?
(I had to put a space in "ro mans" because izi says it's "invalid text for publication")
Most recently found all over the world, often referred to by alternate name, “children”
Cleopatra was born in Alexandria, so her nationality was Egyptian, but the Ptolemaic Dynasty was almost entirely of Macedonian heritage.
Ptolemy I Soter (which means "savior") was Alexander the Great's general and was gifted the city of Alexandria and Egypt over which to rule. One of his wives was Persian, while the rest were Greek.
Cleopatra was the daughter of Ptolemy XII, and by then there had likely been at least a little intermixing with Egyptian lineage, though not much.
In short, she was a Macedonian Greek Egyptian and one of very light complexion at that. (one thing the movies do get right)
I don't know, but they're outlawed in all red states.
Trans lions are real lions!