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PileOfWalthers
Jaaaaa, Herz is Trumpf, Herr Oberleutnant.
TsubakiTragic
#17 Those bullet bras were more dangerous to the general public than a 9mm.
marnell
Fina bilder!
Coinvillan
What the fuck. These pictures are pretty amazing. Like really badass. How cool would it be if they all came off of the same reel.
TheLeanWolf
#8 if you see a red balloon down there, maybe just forget what you dropped..
Daverson
#8 '90s Kids thought Ed, Edd, & Eddie's obsession with jawbreakers was just a gag. Millennials, I present to you your GenX parents trying to retrieve a dropped jawbreaker.
skathanas
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abtenn3000
Thank you for using the word eclectic correctly
golemwrath
Plus one for german in title
LosSouvenirJaquitos
I enjoyed every second of this
pennarsson
Thx!
kimithejojo80
3# beacons are lid, gondor calls for aid
hipshopbutcanthap
#4 do NOT turn a blaclight on in that room
goldensky
Why are the people tanning on the beach weird?
Yeeeeaaahbuuuoooyyyyy
What the fuck is Maggus doing in this brutalist dump?
Fexler
yes... these are enjoyable
00LimaRomeo
#2 wow! Where is this, @OP?
pennarsson
Xico crater, Mexico
swephisto
#10 That's how you play heavy bass
pennarsson
Peter Hook / New Order. His basslines in Joy Division were my lessons when I started playing bass.
TheArtistFormerlyKnownAsTheBabyAteMyDingo
Peter Hook
Gegelwiis
Zur vordersten Seite damit!
pennarsson
So geschah es!
BronyDanza
Himmel
usernameforimager
j'ai manger des Macarons chez Odette au 2 ième étage.
oprager
Are you Oli Kahn, op? Perhaps bored after having been fired?
pennarsson
Just waiting for my call from Karin Müller-Wohlfahrt to come back to ZDF.
petresun
The last half of the 20th century really hit some high water marks on uncanny Valley and weird shit in general. I believe between 1950 and 2000 was the high point of human creativity/obserdity and engenuity. All around peak of coolness and novelty.
pullingsixty
Torpedo tits and a Luger.
PileOfWalthers
Whatever it is, it ain't a Luger.
pullingsixty
Not a gun guy, just a fan of WWII movies like, Where Eagles Dare and Guns of Navarone. Richard Burton or Gregory Peck was always pointing a Luger at some Nazi.
Muertasha
#1 Random ass buildings in Zelda TOTK
anotherusernamed
I LIKE IT +1
pennarsson
Thx!
komododave
Let’s normalize sitting on floors again.
DigYourselfBaby
Excellent for your back, not so great for your knees. :)
ayavaska
#1 St. Hildegardis Church, by architect Gottfried Böhm. Düsseldorf, Germany (1962-1970).
spence1979
I lived there. This is just the chapel of the old people's home St. hildegardid (now closed). Interestingly, this chapel is right next to the church of St. Matthew with a similar architecture (search St. Matthäus düsseldorf Garath). Churches, old people's homes and associated residential buildings (I lived in one of these houses as a child for over ten years) are as if they were made of one piece, both outside and inside.
MichaelMars
Was it designed to evade taxes?
Boscawinks
Garath hat die ungewöhnlichsten Kirchen. Guck dir St. Norbert an
ayavaska
Thank you! Looks like an inquisitorial fortress.
EverNotRelevant
#1 A brutalist's idea of whimsy, I guess
Daverson
The Brutal yet whimsical Goth.
Squatchyhiker
Reminds me of this https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/k5cr3m/the_oldest_house_in_aveyron_france_it_was_built/
Boscawinks
It's the St. Hildegardis chapel in Düsseldorf Garath, Germany
spence1979
I lived there. This is just the chapel of the old people's home St. hildegardid (now closed). Interestingly, this chapel is right next to the church of St. Matthew with a similar architecture (search St. Matthäus Düsseldorf Garath). Churches, old people's homes and associated residential buildings (I lived in one of these houses as a child for over ten years) are as if they were made of one piece, both outside and inside.
q2grapple
Someone who really trusts their cantilever math
SunBrolem
BRUTALIST ARCHITECTURE IS VALID! THERE ARE DOZENS OF US!
Ascupart
I love brutalist architecture. Growing up in a village filled with buildings that were hundreds of years old these giant concrete edifices fascinated me from a young age. There's almost something other-worldly about them and they definitely have a stark beauty of their own.
SunBrolem
This is the Buffalo City Court Building. Look at it. Its... Powerful, is the only word I can really use. Its not graceful or majestic or anything like that. Its just... Powerful. Intimidating, even. One of my favorites.