Post an Interesting Picture

[Guest The Magnificent 7]

 

West and East German standoff over a runaway girl circa 1955.

 

Your turn.

[MADCAP]

 

 

Took this pic while I was pumping gas.  Gotta love funny scofflaws.

[BrickHithouse]

[Stevie Ray Von Erich]

[Charlie M.]

[Ace]

It'll be hard to top Nixon and Robocop.

[Death From Above]

 

A real building, albeit a very odd one. I'm not sure where exactly other than "somewhere in the former Yugoslavia".

 

Someday when I run Tyrell Corporation I intend to live in such a structure.

[Guest The Magnificent 7]

I've seen that picture before and there is a decent story around it (can't remember what it's a monument for).  It's a fantastic picture, though, so thanks for posting it.

[Swift]

Finally a chance to pimp my favourite photo website. Shorpy.com is amazing for historical American photos. Particularly some of the cityscape photos and Civil War photos.

 

EDIT: Can't hotlink them unfortunately. Anyway, go to www.shorpy.com

[Reggie20x6]

It'll be hard to top Nixon and Robocop.

 

 

[Swift]

EDIT: Image not working

[ChesterCopperpot]

Following on from Charlie M's picture - the smallest player ever to play in MLB

 

Eddie Gaedel

 

[Pete]

 

BFFs.

[cool arrow]

Groovy space pictures:

 

 

[Burgundy LaRue]

 

It's not called the Evil Empire for nothing.  Mickey owns us all, including the moon and stars!  All hail Cryogenic Xenu Walt Disney! *adjusts tinfoil hat*

[Elsalvajeloco]

[Pete]

 

SCIENCE!

[Tromatagon]

 

Here's a pic of the new Bruce Lee bronze statue in LA's Chinatown.

[cool arrow]

[Stevie Ray Von Erich]

Former FLOTUS Nancy Regan and Mr. T

 

[Ace]

Just keep swimming...

[Elsalvajeloco]

 

Redd Foxx's suit FTW

[Guest The Magnificent 7]

http://io9.com/the-largest-photo-ever-taken-of-tokyo-is-zoomable-and-975127382?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+io9%2Ffull+%28io9%29

 

Neat that you can zoom in all over the place. 

[Swift]

Pretty amazing. There's a graveyard in the picture and you can zoom in so far that you can read the inscriptions (if you can read the Japanese script)

[Dolfan in NYC]