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Uri Geller got popular in the 1970s by claiming to have supernatural powers. Johnny Carson invited Geller on his show and worked with James Randi to set up conditions where he couldn't use any trickery to fake his "powers." [Reposted to comply with sub rules]

u/CakeDayOrDeath — 8 days ago
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An early 1900s photo showing patients wrapped tightly in wet sheets and laid out in rows, a real treatment once used in psychiatric hospitals for "insanity," based on the now-discredited idea that the wrapping had a calming or restraining medical effect.

u/NlKl_13 — 22 days ago
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Media on both sides of the Atlantic were running stories that said Paul McCartney was dead. He was supposedly killed in a car accident in Scotland on November 9th, 1966 and that a double had been taking his place for public appearances, September 17, 1969.

u/jeremykunayak — 27 days ago
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The year is 1985, and our old chum Oliver Reed has found himself on the wrong side of the law.The story involves rum, a sailor, enraged hotel staff and underpants. Here Ollie explains what happened that night and how he found himself in a police cell, and indeed, the 6:00 news.

u/WithoutPrinciples — 1 month ago
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1980s Banquet Hot Bites Nuggets—Microwave Magic In Minutes!

Remember the cozy chaos of the 80s kitchen—when dinner could still be “ready fast”? This Banquet Hot Bites microwave chicken nuggets spot sells that instant payoff with a big promise and a dramatic “2 MINUTES LATER!” moment. If you grew up craving crispy comfort straight from the microwave, this one hits right in the nostalgia.

#banquet #chickennuggets #microwave #1980scommercials #nostalgia

u/GeneralMinute8462 — 1 month ago
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Eddie Money - Two Tickets To Paradise ( Live on August 16, 1982 at the Kabuki Theatre in San Francisco, California) - (1080p, h264)

u/Bright-Ad-6 — 1 month ago
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Alice Cooper and Christina Applegate at the 6th Annual MTV Video Music Awards on September 6, 1989

u/MisterShipWreck — 2 months ago
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Siouxsie Sioux, San Francisco I-BEAM '83-'84

u/angrylambie — 2 months ago
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FAMILY TIES - Tina Yothers, Michael J. Fox, Rain Phoenix and Christina Applegate on "Band on the Run" - Episode 21 -- Aired 02-26-1987

u/MisterShipWreck — 2 months ago
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David Hasselhoff performing his hit song "Looking for Freedom" from a cherry-picker above the Berlin Wall on New Year's Eve in 1989

u/AdSpecialist6598 — 2 months ago