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Posted by Capitalizt on Jul-31-2010 17:37:

Pics from America: 1939-1942

Wtf? Life was in color back then???

http://blogs.denverpost.com/capture...from-1939-1943/


Posted by leph555 on Jul-31-2010 17:41:

No Fat People.


Posted by The17sss on Jul-31-2010 17:47:

haha... Brockton, Massachusetts looks the same today as it did in 1940.


Posted by The17sss on Jul-31-2010 17:54:

There are a lot of places that still look like those photos in rural Georgia, NC, SC, and Tennessee that I've been through.


Dude in the last picture (#70) looks like he's had a rough life.


Posted by shaw on Jul-31-2010 18:15:


Posted by Bren-F on Jul-31-2010 19:17:



Girl on the right has hairy legs...


Posted by leph555 on Jul-31-2010 19:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Bren-F
Girl on the right has hairy legs...


Neither one of them look like a girl


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Jul-31-2010 19:21:

Kids were cuter back then. Kids now look like little shits.

Also the production photos during the war... Amazing what we accomplished in so little time, churning out thousands of planes of dozens of different types!


Posted by The17sss on Jul-31-2010 19:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Bren-F
Girl on the right has hairy legs...


I bet her bush was 10x worse.


Posted by shaw on Jul-31-2010 19:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
Kids were cuter back then. Kids now look like little shits.

Also the production photos during the war... Amazing what we accomplished in so little time, churning out thousands of planes of dozens of different types!



Posted by The17sss on Jul-31-2010 19:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
Also the production photos during the war... Amazing what we accomplished in so little time, churning out thousands of planes of dozens of different types!


Haha... true. That shit would never happen today. You'd have the unions dictating that the person who washed the plane's exterior can't be the same person who polishes it... that the person who vacuums after hours can't be the same person who takes out the trash... that 30 hour work weeks are mandatory with double pay if that time is exceeded, plus 90 minute lunch breaks.


Posted by shaw on Jul-31-2010 19:47:

quote:
Originally posted by The17sss
Haha... true. That shit would never happen today. You'd have the unions dictating that the person who washed the plane's exterior can't be the same person who polishes it... that the person who vacuums after hours can't be the same person who takes out the trash... that 30 hour work weeks are mandatory with double pay if that time is exceeded, plus 90 minute lunch breaks.


thanks for ruining the thread.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Jul-31-2010 19:49:

Damned liberals!!! RURURRRHBURHUH


Posted by The17sss on Jul-31-2010 19:49:

quote:
Originally posted by shaw
thanks for ruining the thread.


Sorry man!


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Jul-31-2010 19:55:

quote:
Originally posted by The17sss
Haha... true. That shit would never happen today. You'd have the unions dictating that the person who washed the plane's exterior can't be the same person who polishes it... that the person who vacuums after hours can't be the same person who takes out the trash... that 30 hour work weeks are mandatory with double pay if that time is exceeded, plus 90 minute lunch breaks.



Thats fucking retarded. Labor unions before the war were just as vocal, if not more so, as they are today.

The reason we do not have this need to mobilize now is because of technology, specifically nuclear weapons. Massive war has become a world ending event, and we are stuck in low intensity conflicts that neither motivate the masses nor spur any need for production.


Posted by shaw on Jul-31-2010 20:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
Thats fucking retarded. Labor unions before the war were just as vocal, if not more so, as they are today.

The reason we do not have this need to mobilize now is because of technology, specifically nuclear weapons. Massive war has become a world ending event, and we are stuck in low intensity conflicts that neither motivate the masses nor spur any need for production.


not even addressing the first point...

but for the second, I'd say it relates more to the triumph of the 'not my problem' mentality, the impact of which extends far beyond progress in military technology development.

and so begins another gigantic thread.


Posted by Chris Crossland on Jul-31-2010 20:07:

Awesome pics!

This is one of my favorite videos. It's of a streetcar traveling down Market Street in San Francisco in 1905, accompanied by an amazing song.


Posted by The17sss on Jul-31-2010 20:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
Thats fucking retarded. Labor unions before the war were just as vocal, if not more so, as they are today.


Yes... that's when they had a place and a non-destructive impact on industry. Now all they do is demand reward for mediocrity at the taxpayer's expense.



quote:
The reason we do not have this need to mobilize now is because of technology, specifically nuclear weapons. Massive war has become a world ending event, and we are stuck in low intensity conflicts that neither motivate the masses nor spur any need for production.


Agreed.


Posted by yukii on Jul-31-2010 20:54:

Wow, it makes a difference when you see those pictures in color.. amazing shots.


Posted by tubularbills on Jul-31-2010 21:27:

cool pics!


Posted by jupiterone on Jul-31-2010 21:35:



guy on the left looks like such a fucking party animal, he was probably up all night on coke and ecstasy


Posted by floyd741 on Jul-31-2010 21:42:


Posted by Sushipunk on Jul-31-2010 22:38:

Really cool photos


Posted by stren on Jul-31-2010 22:40:

great stuff!


Posted by Viber on Jul-31-2010 23:29:

I'm guessing you guys haven't watched Apocalypse.



It looks a lot better in tv\dvd quality.


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