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Murder Burger	Posted: Dec 13 2011, 04:30 PM
Formless Pupa Group: Verifiable Organisms Posts: 96 Member No.: 169 Joined: 8-March 10	I like watching some interesting piece of stock footage every now and then. The A-bomb disintegrating grandma's dream house or endless footage of hot dogs rolling down a conveyor belt. The spinning of metal teeth of the cattle reclamation machine or time lapse of a thunder storm rolling across a valley...it's all good. Post 'em here. A host of vintage drive-in intermissions can be located here, at the internet archive: http://www.archive.org/details/DriveInMovieAds --------------------

KDarkness	Posted: Dec 14 2011, 12:59 AM
Brains, Bees, and Batman Group: Verifiable Organisms Posts: 1,630 Member No.: 233 Joined: 10-September 10	I love vintage ads like these. Sadly, I have nothing to contribute. -------------------- "Sometimes I think we'd all be better off without our organs; less heartache." - ScutigeraColeoptrata

Matamata	Posted: Dec 14 2011, 06:34 AM
Surinam Turtle Group: Elder Things Posts: 838 Member No.: 17 Joined: 7-April 09	Damn you Murder Burger. You've sucked me back into archive.org! I've already downloaded half a dozen history books from the 19th century, and I'll be watching documentaries from the 30s for the rest of the night! Damnable sorcerers! Apparently they were a great menace during the turn of the century. (I'm fairly certain that they caused the dust bowl) To think that children today revere them with their "Harry Potters". What about the Dough Boys that we lost during the Great war?. Dying in the trenches because of some magic-users "Cloudkill" spell!

Posted: Dec 15 2011, 04:29 PM

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QUOTE (Matamata @ Dec 14 2011, 06:34 AM)

I've already downloaded half a dozen history books from the 19th century, and I'll be watching documentaries from the 30s for the rest of the night!

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