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Há 3 dias · Ninja Blade é um jogo que não se leva muito a sério, mas que ainda consegue oferecer uma experiência sólida e memorável. Revisitá-lo depois de tantos anos foi uma viagem emocionante pela estrada da memória. Ele pode não ter os gráficos deslumbrantes ou as mecânicas complexas dos jogos modernos, mas compensa com seu charme e ...
Há 1 dia · Blast from the Past: In 1924 Scientific American Loved Coal (and Telepathy) It’s well known that petrochemicals are toxic to our health. Here’s how to steer clear of these by-products of the ...
Há 15 horas · The Patriots' 1966 take on "I'm No Communist" revitalizes Carson Robison's 1952 hit with updated lyrics and a fresh energy that reflects the socio-political climate of the mid-60s.
Há 15 horas · One such legend was George Ritchie, affectionately known as “Hooper.”. Standing tall at 6’5″, Ritchie first made waves as the first Unaka Ranger to dunk a basketball, a feat that sent ripples through the county and earned him a permanent spot in local folklore. George Ritchie graduated from Unaka High School in 1955, a year that would ...
Há 5 dias · Midnight is when the world goes bust, and two minutes was the closest it got in the past century (reached in 1953, when the first H-Bombs were tested). The clock is now at only 90 seconds to midnight, but given the current apathy, it doesn’t seem likely that anyone will write a song about it — especially one as good as this.
Há 15 horas · This past weekend, South Pass City celebrated Gold Rush Days, an annual event where folks travel from around the state to experience what life was like for the prospectors who first settled here. Ellis says, “At the end of the day, we might have 2000 people pass through the gates, and all of a sudden it’s back to life again.”
Há 2 dias · Howdy, Rusticgrammers, Welcome to the first edition of Your Chronicle Keeper, Team Rusticgram's Nostalgia Newsletter! We're thrilled to take you on a journey through time, one cherished memory at a time. 🌟Blast from the Past:🌟 Remember those golden days when advertisements were more than just commercials—they were stories, memories, and cultural touchstones?
