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walmovich:add "s" to ur princeakin to make it PRINCEAKINS |
sexychocho:i've u forgotten wat i told u abt my signature sexychocho |
Layooluwa:layooluwa...z nt fair nd u refused to vote princeakins...or ave u forgotten wat i told u abt ma signature.... |
Layooluwa:layooluwa...z nt fair nd u refused to vote princeakins...or ave u forgotten wat i told u abt ma sig |
Kunberg:abeg add "s" to ur princeakin to make it PRINCEAKINS |
Tlake:modify it to Nljega |
Deejavuu:kindlly add "s" to ur princeakin to make it PRINCEAKINS |
Deejavuu:kindlly add "s" to ur princeakin to make it PRINCEAKINS |
I vote Princeakins Cc Nljega |
Make Peace, Not War At the height of the Vietnam protests, the ‘Flower Power’ slogan, an expression coined by American Beat poet Allen Ginsburg, was seen by many of the younger generation as a means of protest against pro-war governmental policies and American Dream ideals. Years later, the flower has become a symbol for hippy culture and was viewed by many as the catalyst for the counterculture movement that followed. |
Heavyweight Stars
Away from war, the 1960s was a big time for popular
culture, with British boyband ‘The Beatles’ taking the
world by storm. At the same time, the boxer
Muhammed Ali was fast becoming one of the world’s
greatest sports personalities the world had ever seen.
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Lone Survivor
A shell shocked reindeer looks on as World War II
planes drop bombs. Many forget the impact war has on
nature as well as human beings, a truth that is timely
captured by this photographer when Russian planes
bombed an unknown location taken by Yevgeny
Khaldei.
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Statue of Liberty
This is The Statue of Liberty under construction in
Paris in 1884. The statute was built in Paris, then torn
down in pieces, and shipped to the states for
reconstruction.
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legalspices:nah...nt only for fynestboi dere r other contestants |
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Last Kiss “Last Kiss”, With the onset of World War Two, millions of young men were forced apart from their loved ones. And, as this poignant yet heartbreaking photo shows, the sacrifices made by these soldiers extended to their loved ones.
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Hitler in Paris Upon the Nazi occupation of Paris in 1940, Adolf Hitler posed in front of the Eiffel Tower with his architect Albert Speer (left) and his favorite sculptor Arno Breker. Before the Nazi occupation, the lift cables were cut by the French so that Adolf Hitler would have to climb the steps to the summit of the Eiffel. The parts to repair them were allegedly impossible to obtain because of the war. Hitler indeed stayed on the ground. It was said that Hitler conquered France, but did not conquer the Eiffel Tower. Some German soldiers had to climb to the top to hoist the swastika, but the flag was so large it blew away just a few hours later, and it was replaced by a smaller one. A Frenchman scaled the tower during the German occupation to hang the French flag. In August 1944, when the Allies were nearing Paris, Hitler ordered General Dietrich von Choltitz, the military governor of Paris, to demolish the tower along with the rest of the city. Von Choltitz disobeyed the order. The lifts of the Tower were working normally within hours of the Liberation of Paris.
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The German Divide
For years, Germany was split into to two countries: the
socialist East and the capitalist West and visits to
opposing territories were strictly forbidden. This meant
would-be visitors needed a spark of creativity if they
were to overcome such obstacles. Hannah Stilley is Believed to be the First Human to Appear on Camera Born in 1746, Hannah Stilley is probably the first known human captured on camera when her photo was taken in 1840.
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College Days Mark Zuckerberg was only in his sophomore year at Havard when he founded Facebook from the confines of his small dormitory. Pictured looking carefree (and slightly hungover) in his more formative days, little did he know of the global fame and $46 billion wealth that would follow.
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MGM Lion Roar
Here are cameramen shooting and recording the lion
roar for the MGM logo.
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Hitlers Bunker This photo was taken shortly after the end of WWII and was one of the first to capture the bunkers interior, where it is believed Nazi founder Adolf Hitler spent his final weeks before committing suicide.
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Femich18:sure na..big jazz indeed.... abeg check my signature |
Bantino:if u stand u go lose....if u stand watch peren boys go dn remuv ur wallet.... abeg check my signature, |
Femich18:sure na..big jazz indeed.... abeg check my signature |
Richie0974:gbam...i second uuu.....bt na juju oooo....BTW check my signature |
kingy10,ibro360,peachyp..... check my signature o First Space Selfie American astronaut Buzz Aldrin may not have been the first man on the moon, but at least, he had the accolade of taking the first space selfie. Tweeting about it years later, the famed Nasa spaceman wrote, ‘Did you know I took the first space selfie during Gemini 12 Mission in 1966? BEST SELFIE EVER.’ We agree, Buzz. We agree.
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legalspices:yea....BTW check my signature |
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