the reflector

Astonished pictures from the web. True & untrue. About human being, cinema, architecture, music, skateboarding & other cool stuff.

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No shit !!!

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School buses in the Netherlands...

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L’an 01 - Jacques Doillon (1973)

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Walt Frazier 1973 NBA Finals

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Teamwork 👌

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Alfred Hitchcock at the 1972 Cannes Film Festival

Happy #BicycleBirthday, Alfred!

#BornOnThisDay August 13 (1899-1980)

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Inventor Benjamin Bowden displays his Spacelander bicycle, “the cycle of the future”, London, September 1946.

The Spacelander eventually went into production in the USA in 1960. Despite its gorgeous design the bike was not a success, and only 522 were shipped at $89.50 (expensive).

There are, apparently, 38 Spacelanders left in the world, 17 of which are in the Bicycle Museum in Pennsylvania.

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Love to the whole Impossible Cool community from a proper social distance. We’re together alone. 

X Sean

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Michigan State’s Magic Johnson dunks in a tuxedo during an SI photo shoot on Oct. 14, 1978. (Lane Stewart/SI)

GALLERY: Rare SI Photos of Magic Johnson

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Jacques Tati by Robert Doisneau, 1947