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[pitter-patter-puppers]

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THE G IN GUITAR STANDS FOR GIRLS

[oriondiary]

‘‘Tonight looks like a cold one,…’‘

[yesterdaysprint]

The Decatur Herald, Illinois, October 22, 1929

[yesterdaysprint]

Walt McDougall in the Boston Post, Massachusetts, March 30, 1902

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The Topeka Daily Capital, Kansas, November 14, 1905

[cbgbs-revisited]

Joe Strummer of The Clash

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Little Joe would be 67 today. (August 21st)

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Do you prefer Ashley or Mary Kate? 🐶 #pup #morbidstuff #punk (at The Danforth Music Hall) https://www.instagram.com/p/Byb32R3JUAd/?igshid=12c7edv84qd99

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Happy to see this is still up 🐶🐶🐶 #puptheband #morbidstuff #recordstore #torontopunk https://www.instagram.com/p/BxYaROUghD1/?igshid=1leu4yoim9hsc

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Every Wednesday is Halloween @weareministry @waxtraxchicago (at The Danforth Music Hall) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwYkpyOg73o/?igshid=1oeowjcns2jku

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@johncooperclarke beating the Romantics at their own game. #punkpoet #johncooperclarke #poetry #iwannabeyours (at Lee's Palace)

[insane-doctor-deactivated202103]

[historicaltimes]

English women protesting their governments stance on refusing to allow them to serve in WWI in 1915. Word had spread that other countries including Italy and Russia had already allowed women to serve

via reddit

[pansyp-nk]

I wore my spiked jacket out to town and a young mum with her 4 year old son complimented me on it. She then turned towards her son and said “that’s how mummy used to dress, before she was opressed by THE MAN” I love that woman

[ingridverse]

Always reblog

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@bouncingsoulsnj, The Dropkick Murphy's and Rancid last night in Toronto. #thatlineuptho (at RBC Echo Beach)

[historicaltimes]

A young British boy sits reading outside the ruins of a bookshop that suffered Luftwaffe bomb damage during the Blitz. London, 8 October 1940.

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[silentambassadors]

Rest in peace, Rosemary Brown.  Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Brown (née Wedderburn) became the first Black Canadian to be elected to the provincial legislature in 1972, serving as a Member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia for the next 14 years.  She died on this date in 2003 at the age of 72.

Stamp details: Issued on: February 2, 2009 From: Ottawa, Canada MC #2534