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ruined the thread with some indian personal agenda- for once cant you retards be neutral and post some thing other than indian?- sheesh what emotional kiddish lot-
you forgot dinga dinga!!!!!!!!!
(light joke)
ruined the thread with some indian personal agenda- for once cant you retards be neutral and post some thing other than indian?- sheesh what emotional kiddish lot-
Lol- such an open therkipuna-
Stop being so emo, thanks.
This was totally right to I guess.
Refer to post 8.
Refer to post 8.
I think this one takes the cake for that. Oh wait therkipuna is same as sleaziness right?
No, stop emotionally molesting yourself!
Nagasaki 1945
Nothing like the mushroom cloud had ever been seen, not by the general public. It was a suitably awesome image for the power unleashed below. On August 6 the first atomic bomb killed an estimated 80,000 people in the Japanese city of Hiroshima. There was no quick surrender, and three days later a second bomb exploded 500 meters above the ground in Nagasaki. The blast wind, heat rays reaching several thousand degrees and radiation destroyed anything even remotely nearby, killing or injuring as many as 150,000 at the time, and more later. As opposed to the very personal images of war that had brought the pain home, the ones from Japan that were most shocking were those from a longer perspective, showing the enormity of what had occurred.
Hazel Bryant - Another Landmark Image
It was the fourth school year since segregation had been outlawed by the Supreme Court. Things were not going well, and some southerners accused the national press of distorting matters. This picture, however, gave irrefutable testimony, as Elizabeth Eckford strides through a gantlet of white students, including Hazel Bryant (mouth open the widest), on her way to Little Rock’s Central High.
Apparently, those who can't get a woman, screw the nation instead!