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“I saw a poster of the Spice Girls and it reminded me of when we thought we totally nailed our Halloween group costume back in ’98.”

Revolutionary general Henry Christophe declared himself king over northern Haiti in 1811. According to one perspective, Henry I was a tin-pot dictator who forced his fellow Haitians back into virtual slavery and plunged the nation into a 13-year civil war.

“Reddit” user eoford works with AI to recreate appearances of various famous historical personalities and how'd they look today.

The GE Alarm Clock That Everyone Seemed To Have...

“This site is under construction” = ‘Oh, spinning animated construction signs! That’ll make up for my half-@$$ed attempt at an Evangelion fan page!”

If you know what this warning is for...

“I recreated this photo of my grandmother from the late 1930s/early 1940s!”

Queen – Innuendo: Released February 4, 1991...

“I’d love to show my aunt (the baby back then) and her siblings a colorized version of this picture. (~1963)”

Like Proximo (although he wasn’t real), gladiators were gifted a wooden sword called a “rudis” which symbolized their freedom from the gladiator life, if they so chose.

The most ancient eyewear in the world wasn’t, surprisingly, intended to improve your eyesight. The so-called “snow goggles” were invented by Inuit and the Yupik peoples to protect them from snow blindness.

“The difference between a new tire and a heavily used one on a forklift truck”

"We Used To Play Dodge Jarts. Yes, All The Toys Wanted To Kill You In The 70's"

"When my son was about 3, he told us how he remembered being a helicopter pilot in Vietnam. This was in 1998."

"The answer is always Purple Rain. I don’t make the rules."

“My mom sometime in the ’80s messing with my dad’s guitar”

"During 1774 Frederick the Great of Prussia had a free potato policy to help the people through the famine. A lot of people initially rejected the potatoes and so he had guards feign patrol of the potato fields so they looked more valuable and people would steal them in the night. Even though they were totally free."