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Claas 1 day ago
#11 That may be a real miner, and he may really come home dirty like that, but he would not have sat down for dinner until after he'd cleaned himself up. This was just posing for the photographer for dramatic affect, it's not real.
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Seymour 18 hours ago
Claas,
I like how the person in the framed picture looks like he's peering at us from behind the shirts.
I like how the person in the framed picture looks like he's peering at us from behind the shirts.
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Callie 1 day ago
#24
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buried_Dino_246_GTS_incident
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buried_Dino_246_GTS_incident
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Seymour 18 hours ago
#6 Followed by a record setting number of communicable infections from extensive hand-holding.
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Vinnie 18 hours ago
#15 Looks like dad quit smoking. Good for him! 
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Seymour 18 hours ago
#17 "Oooooo....I'm so gonna serial kill you someday." menaced the little girl to the confused photographer.
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Vinnie 17 hours ago
#33 Also holds the distinction of officially being the world’s first ‘Furry.’
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Riah 33 min ago
#1 Irena Sendler was nominated for Nobel Peace Prize, but she lost to Al Gore who made Powerpoint presentation.
#19 Incarceration camps were not concentration camps. Japanese descendands could not move freely, but they were provided ith basics and they had some freedoms. They established newspapers, markets, schools, and even police and fire departments.
Concentration camps, like those created by Germans in occupied Poland, were designed with one task: kill people swiftly and at low cost.
#19 Incarceration camps were not concentration camps. Japanese descendands could not move freely, but they were provided ith basics and they had some freedoms. They established newspapers, markets, schools, and even police and fire departments.
Concentration camps, like those created by Germans in occupied Poland, were designed with one task: kill people swiftly and at low cost.
I like how the person in the framed picture looks like he's peering at us from behind the shirts.
www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buried_Dino_246_GTS_incident
#19 Incarceration camps were not concentration camps. Japanese descendands could not move freely, but they were provided ith basics and they had some freedoms. They established newspapers, markets, schools, and even police and fire departments.
Concentration camps, like those created by Germans in occupied Poland, were designed with one task: kill people swiftly and at low cost.