Science Friction's "What/Who the Hell Is It " History Game

[Science Friction]

Another pretty famous car to those of a certain age...

 

 

James Dean's Porsche ?

[Jumper_Dad]

#25

 

While this vehicle doesn't have the historical significance of Archduke Ferdinand's Graf & Stift , you will, nevertheless, recognize the name of the guy who died in it. Hint: It's a corvette.

 

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"Walking Tall" and not that pile of crap The Rock made either. I've seen this before, but I can't remember where.

[Jumper_Dad]

James Dean's Porsche ?

 

Winner!

[Science Friction]

Winner!

 

Awesome. Thought it looked like his Spyder. Or the remnants of it...

[Science Friction]

"Walking Tall" and not that pile of crap The Rock made either. I've seen this before, but I can't remember where.

 

Correct. I remember seeing the original "Walking Tall" movie starring Joe Don Baker at the drive-in. Good movie.

[Science Friction]

#26

 

[True blue (and gold)]

#26

 

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Interesting. I'll go with one of two guesses. Seismogram of the Indonesian earthquake that caused the 2004(?) Indian Ocean tsunami.

[Jumper_Dad]

#26

 

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My EKG when I went into V-Tach?

[True blue (and gold)]

#27

[Science Friction]

Interesting. I'll go with one of two guesses. Seismogram of the Indonesian earthquake that caused the 2004(?) Indian Ocean tsunami.

 

Go back about a century.

[Science Friction]

#27

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Bizarre. That's a toughie.

[Science Friction]

#28

 

[True blue (and gold)]

Go back about a century.

1906 GreatSan Francisco Earthquake

[Science Friction]

1906 GreatSan Francisco Earthquake

 

Yes mam. Recorded from a station about 4,000 miles away.

[Clyde]

How about this one?

 

Not just who it is but what day?