September 3rd, 2011 at 12:40AM
life: There’s no pretty way to get around it: Streakers Through the Years

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There’s no pretty way to get around it: Streakers Through the Years

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August 29th, 2011 at 4:45PM
todaysdocument: August 29, 1945 - Soliders Listening Attentively The original caption: A portion of the 10,000 GI’s who were on hand to witness the showing of the Copacabana All Girl Review, listen attentively while the girls trio sing from the stage of the Glenn Miller Theater, near Marseilles, France. 

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August 29, 1945 - Soliders Listening Attentively

The original caption:

A portion of the 10,000 GI’s who were on hand to witness the showing of the Copacabana All Girl Review, listen attentively while the girls trio sing from the stage of the Glenn Miller Theater, near Marseilles, France. 

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August 28th, 2011 at 5:03PM

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August 28, 1963 - Images from the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom 

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August 26th, 2011 at 4:31PM
life: Pictured:  In this classic sports portrait, one of the greatest ever made of an athlete in decline, Mickey Mantle eloquently flings his batting helmet away in disgust after a weak at-bat in 1965. Slowed by seemingly endless injuries, Mantle hit only .255 and 19 home runs that season, and retired less than four years later. see more — Classic New York Yankees I’d love to know what he muttered to himself, but more, I’d love to know who walked over to pat him on the ass.

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Pictured:  In this classic sports portrait, one of the greatest ever made of an athlete in decline, Mickey Mantle eloquently flings his batting helmet away in disgust after a weak at-bat in 1965. Slowed by seemingly endless injuries, Mantle hit only .255 and 19 home runs that season, and retired less than four years later.

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I’d love to know what he muttered to himself, but more, I’d love to know who walked over to pat him on the ass.

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