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On this in 1966, Revolver by The Beatles was released. Ray Davies from The Kinks wasn't impressed and wrote a pretty scathing review.

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George Harrison and Bob Dylan performing at the Concert For Bangladesh. On this day in 1971. The concert included Ringo Starr, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Billy Preston, Leon Russell, Ravi Shankar, Ali Akbar Khan and the band Badfinger.

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The Cyclomer, an amphibious bicycle that never caught on following its introduction in Paris in 1932.

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On this day in 1983, a Great White Shark made the mistake of its life. A Chuck Norris sized mistake.

58 upvotes • r/fakehistoryporn

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"Five Day Wonder School,” Helena Rubinstein Beauty Salon, New York 1958. Photographed by Inge Morath

56 upvotes • r/UtterlyUniquePhotos

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From 1994, OJ Simpson demonstrates his Minimum Maintenance Fitness for Men, tips on staying healthy and not losing ones temper. Looks like a killer workout.

44 upvotes • r/UtterlyInteresting

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Eunice Spry was a foster mother that between the years 1986 and 2005 consistently abused children in her care. Among other abuses, Spry would force the children to eat their own excrement and vomit, rammed sticks down their throats and rubbed their faces with sandpaper.

39 upvotes • r/AllThatIsInteresting

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George Harrison and Bob Dylan performing at the Concert For Bangladesh. On this day in 1971.

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Jack the baboon worked on the railway system in South Africa for 9 years — and never made a single mistake. He was a signal operator and assistant for double leg amputee, James "Jumper" Wide (who lost his legs whilst jumping between moving rail cars)

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Jack the baboon worked on the railway system in South Africa for 9 years — and never made a single mistake. He was a signal operator and assistant for double leg amputee, James "Jumper" Wide (who lost his legs whilst jumping between moving rail cars)

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On this in 1966, Revolver by The Beatles was released. Ray Davies from The Kinks wasn't impressed and wrote a pretty scathing review.	190	beatles
George Harrison and Bob Dylan performing at the Concert For Bangladesh. On this day in 1971. The concert included Ringo Starr, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Billy Preston, Leon Russell, Ravi Shankar, Ali Akbar Khan and the band Badfinger.	173	UtterlyUniquePhotos
The Cyclomer, an amphibious bicycle that never caught on following its introduction in Paris in 1932.	151	UtterlyUniquePhotos
On this day in 1983, a Great White Shark made the mistake of its life. A Chuck Norris sized mistake.	58	fakehistoryporn
"Five Day Wonder School,” Helena Rubinstein Beauty Salon, New York 1958. Photographed by Inge Morath	56	UtterlyUniquePhotos
From 1994, OJ Simpson demonstrates his Minimum Maintenance Fitness for Men, tips on staying healthy and not losing ones temper. Looks like a killer workout.	44	UtterlyInteresting
Eunice Spry was a foster mother that between the years 1986 and 2005 consistently abused children in her care. Among other abuses, Spry would force the children to eat their own excrement and vomit, rammed sticks down their throats and rubbed their faces with sandpaper.	39	AllThatIsInteresting
George Harrison and Bob Dylan performing at the Concert For Bangladesh. On this day in 1971.	29	OldSchoolCool
Jack the baboon worked on the railway system in South Africa for 9 years — and never made a single mistake. He was a signal operator and assistant for double leg amputee, James "Jumper" Wide (who lost his legs whilst jumping between moving rail cars)	25	UtterlyInteresting
Jack the baboon worked on the railway system in South Africa for 9 years — and never made a single mistake. He was a signal operator and assistant for double leg amputee, James "Jumper" Wide (who lost his legs whilst jumping between moving rail cars)	11	UtterlyBizarre