Tyler Cobb

@JetElon43911 @cowboys20041 @AMAZlNGNATURE Its better to keep silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubts - Maurice Switzer. However that quote is a varient of something in your precious bible "Even a fool, when he holdeth his peace, is counted wise" - Proverbs 17:28

@cowboys20041 @AMAZlNGNATURE Yeah it's all made up bullshit and you're retarded if you think anyone can actually know any of that. Literal shot in the dark and completely godless

Scientists identify world's largest known scorpion, which grew to the size of a dog The prehistoric scorpion lived around 415 million years ago and measured more than 1 meter (3.3 feet) long, making it the largest scorpion species ever identified

@cowboys20041 @JuanRod45193441 @AMAZlNGNATURE Actually no the largest known spider to ever exist is the currently alive Goliath Birdeater. However the largest common ancestor to both spiders and scorpions was a giant sea scorpion called Megarachne.

@JuanRod45193441 @AMAZlNGNATURE There are no doubt spiders would've been bigger back then.

@EmmaLigfuduah @histories_arch The polaroid was invented 1948

@histories_arch How is that possible 20 minutes down the road with no instant cameras

On a peaceful Sunday afternoon in June 1961, just months after leaving the presidency, Dwight D. Eisenhower was tending his vegetable garden at his Gettysburg farm when he noticed a young couple had gotten their car stuck in the mud on the rural road bordering his property. Without hesitation, the 70-year-old former Supreme Commander grabbed a rope from his barn, trudged through the muck in his overalls, and spent forty-five minutes helping push their beat-up Chevy back onto solid ground. What makes this moment so beautifully human is that the couple—newlyweds Tom and Susan from Ohio on their honeymoon—had no idea they were being rescued by the man who’d led the Allied forces to victory and served two terms as President. Eisenhower never mentioned it, introducing himself simply as “Ike, the farmer next door” and chatting about their travels while hauling on the rope with mud splattered across his work clothes. When they finally freed the car, Mamie appeared with a thermos of lemonade and homemade cookies, inviting the bewildered couple onto the porch. For an hour, they swapped marriage advice, fishing tips, and stories of road trips, with Ike sharing memories of journeys he’d taken with Mamie decades earlier. Only twenty miles down the road, when they showed a gas station attendant their photo with “the nice farmer who helped us,” someone gasped: “That’s President Eisenhower!” Tom later wrote Ike a thank-you note, and the former president responded: “The pleasure was all ours—Mamie and I love meeting young people starting their adventures together. Remember: a good marriage is like farming, it takes patience, hard work, and knowing some days you’re just going to get muddy. Stay happy. Your friend, Ike.” What absolutely destroys you is knowing that Eisenhower could have enjoyed celebrity retirement, but instead chose to be simply Ike—a neighbor who helped strangers, a farmer who got his hands dirty, and a man who measured his worth not by past glory but by present kindness, proving true greatness is what you do when nobody’s watching. © History Pictures #archaeohistories

@Lforbes2u @DFLoew33 @histories_arch The polaroid was invented in 1948, it was expensive. But the former president definitely didnt have money so that cant be it right?

@DFLoew33 @histories_arch My question exactly. Must be ai…

@MistyRandobzq @histories_arch The polaroid was invented in 1948

@histories_arch Super likely that a couple In 1961, would have a photo minutes after their visit with ANYONE. Instamatic Camera didn’t come out for another two years. Nice story, though.

@SandraPortgceg @Aplomb12Bradley @fasc1nate I mean the civil rights movement was in the 60s, so not totally true. However, the mans a war hero. Also from the 40s it was a different time and that was the norm back then.

@Aplomb12Bradley @fasc1nate He has been dead since 1971, long before this junk about racism got started

Audie Murphy, one of the most highly decorated American soldiers of World War II, photographed on June 2, 1945, in Salzburg, Austria. He is shown wearing his Congressional Medal of Honor and Legion of Merit, having earned every U.S. Army combat award for valor, along with additional honors from France and Belgium for heroism. Color by colourisedpieceofjake Look at more amazing historical photos: bit.ly/44OpIzi

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