Military bomber planes fly past Mount Vesuvius in Italy as lava and ash spurts from the top of the volcano. The devastating eruption ravaged the village of San Sebastiano and San Giorg in March 1944 and killed 57 people. Meanwhile, the Allied forces were battling for supremacy in the skies.

Swedish Warship Vasa' was recovered from the seafloor in Stockholm, Sweden, on the 24th of April, 1961. It stayed underwater for 333 years and was still astonishingly well-preserved.

My Painting Just Walked Away.

Philadelphia Electric Co. street light maintenance vehicle, 1910

The Esso Hibernia tanker under construction, Wallsend, UK, 1970

An Empire State builder hanging on a crane above New York City, 1930

Keeping up with the Jones
I'm just mad about yellow
Yellow's mad about me
A Phillips fridge from 1956 with a built-in radio!

Control Room of the German UB-11 Submarine (First World War)

Niagara Falls without water, 1969
Niagara Falls without water. In June 1969, a joint American-Canadian commission decided to dewater them for five months to study the geological composition of the falls and forestall their potential destruction after a series of natural rockslides over the years.

Trump's Truth Social where the 1st amendment goes to die. What a fraud that site is.

The original Moulin Rouge, Paris, 1914
Our tour guide in 2015 got off the bus all decked out in high heels and direct traffic because we were in a log jam for an hour after she watched a police officer on a motorcycle clear the traffic for himself only. We barely made it in time. She called the Moulin Rouge and said you will save their dinners. We ended up eating our dinners while the show went on. It was at the end of our AMA Waterway to Normandy trip. Great memories

Some day I dream of a Robot Roomba?
A woman using a vacuum cleaner in 1906

The 'Iter Avto', the 1930's version of a GPS. Developed by Touring Club Italiano, this device was more like a “map guidance tool” and came with a set of paper maps. It was tethered to the car’s speedometer that kept the scrolling of the map in proportion to the speed of the car.

Airline reservations before computers, 1945

During the 1960s, Lufthansa flights offered draft beer to passengers, a time before even a petite woman experienced discomfort on my flight due to the narrow seats and cramped legroom, resulting in a hostess frantically requesting passengers to remain seated despite the excruciating discomfort, yelling at us, You Vill Sit Down.

A woman standing in the doorway of an RV Camper at an exhibition in London, 1927. It was also called the "Road Yacht."

A gas station on Brovarsky Prospect in Kyiv, Ukraine, 1979

Exceptionally Interesting Historical Photos:
The 1950s '3-in-1 Kitchen Combination.' It came with a stove, a sink, and a fridge - all in one!

During my younger years, my uncle shared with me an insightful idea that the pendulum of life swings back and forth roughly every 50 years, incorporating the best elements of each side to push forward.

My wife wants to start a gofundme, so she can buy up all the ad space from Peyronie's ads
And for me, I would like to end God's Balance of Nature ads, Enough, Eat your Goddamn Fruits and Vegetables already. #WhatsLoveGotToDoWithIt