1932 photo lunch atop of a skyscraper

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  • 2018-08-30 at 11:59 PM#852743
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    Always liked this picture and here is the story behind it .

    Clip runs 5:35

    THE PLANTATION HAS NOW TURNED INTO THE KILLING FIELDS . WOMAN ARE NOW ROLLING CAMBODIAN STYLE .

    2018-08-31 at 1:31 AM#852752
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    Christopher
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    Good one Blade.
    Also the men who went up building steeples on their own. Hardy men.
    I worked summers in construction and as a scaffolder in my youth. Enjoyed it – good money at the time.

    Feminism was funded by bankers/politicians to create more taxpayers. MGTOW IS FREEDOM https://archive.org/details/mgtowisfreedomblurayready

    2018-08-31 at 2:21 AM#852763
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    One of the few things from Time that ain’t total crap. Then again, it’s based on something from over 85 years ago. Thanks for sharing! You know that only MEN would do that kinda work- then or now.

    We just don't realize life's most significant events while they're happening. Back then, I thought, "Well, there'll be other days". I didn't realize that that was the only day. - "Moonlight" Graham

    2018-08-31 at 12:08 PM#852853
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    Faust For Science
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    Ah, before OSHA standards. A different world at a different time.

    2018-08-31 at 3:19 PM#852883
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    Grown men being MEN. Bitches be making some muffins and bitching about it while the MEN were excited about a job well done underwater welding… WHILE winning WWII just sayin……

    Is Wayne Brady gotta choke a B!%C* ?

    2018-08-31 at 4:11 PM#852886
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    1932, back when America was a Great Country full of Great Men.

    2018-08-31 at 5:50 PM#852902
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    Anonymous wrote:

    1932, back when America was a Great Country full of Great Men.

    No kidding.

    A 2018 photo of construction workers would be full of drop outs, drug addicts, alcoholics and the homeless.

    The greatest tragedy in life is to spend your whole life fishing only to discover that it was not fish you were after. - Henry David Thoreau

    2018-08-31 at 7:11 PM#852909
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    Made me think of this.
    The b~~~~ on the helo pilot and the b~~~~ on the lineman are bigger than the one being installed on the wire.
    I wonder how many females are in this business.

    2018-09-01 at 7:44 AM#852995
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    They rest in peace forever the men who built this Town
    But their names not on a memorial wall to honour their renown
    And not one mention of them when we honour the dead
    We glorify monarchs and presidents but nothing of them said.

    They built the homes and factories and sweated for their every pay
    But with the long forgotten dead forever they must lay
    And they made this Town a better place to live in for us all
    Yet their enormous contribution we never do recall.

    To the men who built this Town tonight my toasting glass I’ll raise
    And though others of them don’t wish to hear I feel obliged to sing their praise
    Their ought to be a dead workers day to them a debt we owe
    Though of their contribution to society far too few wish to know.

    The heroic men who built this Town at rest forever more
    They built the factories and the homes old Joe who lived next door
    Was one of the men who built this town he died a year ago
    A grand old bloke and one that I felt privileged to know.
    Francis Duggan

    2018-09-01 at 7:48 AM#852996
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    Their ought to be a dead workers day to them a debt we owe

    Happy Labor Day

    2018-09-01 at 8:01 AM#852997
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    2018-09-01 at 8:12 AM#852998
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    Imagine being born Male in America, between 1913-1918.

    From about the age of 12 to age 20, you live through the Great Depression!

    At age 25, you get drafted into this little thing we call WW2, oh joy…..

    This is probably why we call them the Greatest Generation, they were incredibly hardened men. These were the guys (in their forties by then) that made the 1950’s as androcentric as it could be. After growing up in poverty and coming of age through literal combat, they did not take s~~~ off of women.

    We’ll always look upon them with inspiration and respect. However, their grittiness & fortitude was birthed through misfortune of having been born in that time. It was a natural male reaction to the cards they drew. They were not anymore masculine or brave than men today. Get that straight right now. I’ve heard it before on this site and I always correct it. You want to shame men, go join WGTOW. Give me the weakest little effiminate, cell phone addicted hipster boy…I will turn him in to a god damn Chesty Puller. Its in all of us.

    Chesty Puller

    2018-09-01 at 8:03 PM#853085
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    Blade
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    Glad yas enjoyed the thread . Alot of old skills are dying as technology simplifies them .

    Not only past skills are dying but even knowledge of the past it’s self .

    THE PLANTATION HAS NOW TURNED INTO THE KILLING FIELDS . WOMAN ARE NOW ROLLING CAMBODIAN STYLE .

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