Cowboy on a pink background. Adventure. June 1933. Pulp magazine cover art.
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Cowboy on a pink background. Adventure. June 1933. Pulp magazine cover art.
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scopOphilic_micromessaging_1357 - scopOphilic1997 presents a new micro-messaging series: small, subtle, and often unintentional messages we send and receive verbally and non-verbally. (2025)
Nadine and the Box Fort Challenge
‘Rope tricks’ are seen in this image of a nuclear explosion taken less than one millisecond after detonation. During operation Tumbler-Snapper in 1952, this nuclear test device was suspended 300 feet above the Nevada desert floor, and anchored by mooring cables. As the ball of plasma expanded, the radiating energy superheated and vaporized the cables just ahead of the fireball, resulting in the ‘spike’ effects. (Dept of Defense image via The Atlantic)
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Little Johnny Crawford practicing a rope trick, the butterfly. Monty Montana taught him this trick and played in 2 episodes of The Rifleman, The Gaucho and Mail Order Groom as the stagecoach driver.
Fig. 1. “Flat loop-forward (left spin).” Roping : trick and fancy rope spinning. n.d.
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