History

Kelly Osbourne — The Osbournes (2002)...

"TIL Michael Jackson was a virtuoso composer, despite being unable to read music or play instruments well. He wrote the parts to his songs by singing and beatboxing into a tape recorder. “He would sing us an entire string arrangement, every part. Had it all in his head, harmony and everything.""

As it turns out, the idea that the Vikings wore helmets with animal horns was actually a nineteenth-century invention. This is all because of the costume designer, Carl Emil Doeple, who added the horns to his designs for Wagner’s classic Norse saga, Der Ring des Nibelungen.

"A 1956 Motorola 56CD radio"

Shrek Twinkies...

E!’s Wild On series (which kinda had softcore porn-ish vibes)

“This is my girlfriend’s grandmother meeting Johnny Cash in 1964. She was so nervous that he tickled her to make her smile.”

"This radio alarm clock from the mid/late 80s it used to be my mother’s, all the functions still work even the reading lamp and the clock is in complete sync with my smartphones clock!"

How people thought transportation would advance.

"Finally found a genuine used Irvin flying jacket with a beautiful patina that is the perfect fit: couldn’t afford a new one ($1000+) and I’ll be keeping this for a long, long time. So damned warm!"

"The Saltair Pavilion 1900-1925"

“The TI-83 plus — used this exact calculator when I was in high school and now use it to teach high school! Going on 19 years of ownership!”

"A Boy's Reaction Staring At A TV Screen For The First Time (1948)"

“I doubt I will ever be as cool as my uncle in 1990.”

"An Old "Helpful" Tip In A Magazine"

"My grandma and dad, 1966 and 2020"

"My daughter just asked why we say “hang up” the phone and now I feel 90."

"Found in a house along with lots of old maritime artifacts. What is it called and how was it used?"

Melting glaciers that are gradually disappearing: the Columbia Glacier in the United States...

“Found an old Monopoly set in the walls of my 1925 house”

"Motorcycle L-300. According To Archaeologists, This Motorbike Was Hidden By The Retreating Units Of The Soviet Army In The Summer Of 1941"

Back in 1955 “Disneyland” opening event was attended by 28 thousand people.

"A photo of my grandmother in 1942. She loved to sing and spend time with her family. I believe her hair was brunette."

“Electric car company lot left to rot after bankruptcy”