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6 years ago, Ryanair passenger filmed 'performing sex act on her lover' during flight in front of shocked traveller The pair took advantage of the extra space as the woman looks to be performing the act on her lover An amorous couple have been caught appearing to engage in a sex act while on board a Ryanair flight. The pair took advantage of the extra space in the Emergency Exit seats as the woman looks to be performing the act on her lover. With his head back against the seat, the woman appears to be using her hand underneath the man's clothing. But  one fellow passenger decided to film the incident and upload it to YouTube... read and watch the video  The clip entitled Mile High Club has been viewed almost 290,000 times. It was first uploaded in 2015 however the footage has recently resurfaced on social media. It was first uploaded in 2015 however the footage has recently resurfaced on social media. Many people have been commenting not on the act itself, but on the amount...

Wife shields her husband's eyes from a young woman taking her top off on the beach in France, 1974 It surely is. Girl is kneeling on stones, wearing heels, and is set up only about 3 feet from these people. It surely is. Girl is kneeling on stones, Wearing heels, and is set up only about 3 feet from these people. Yeah and the 'perfect timing" snapshot makes me think this is something out of like a 70s soft porn 307 In the 50's there was a big market for 'saucy".postcards, which always depicted a scene exactly like this. I'm pretty certain this is one of those. 1 206 I saw some of those just a few years ago in France. Not sure of their purpose or their target audience. It surely is. Girl is kneeling on stones, Wearing heels, and is set up only about 3 feet from these people. poksim. Yeah and the 'perfect timing" snapshot makes me think this is something out of like a 70s soft porn magazine In the 50's there was a big market for 'saucy"...

The Miracle Story Of How A US Plane Landed Safely After Losing Its Roof Mid-Flight On April 28th, 1988, the roof of an Aloha Airlines plane ripped off in mid-air at 24,000 feet. However, the pilot still managed to land the plane. There was only a single casualty, a stewardess whose body was never found. The ceiling of the Boeing 737 was torn off, and a large section of its fuselage then followed, exposing passengers in the 96-foot cabin to the open sky. The miracle story of how Aloha Airlines Flight 243 landed safely despite losing a part of its roof is one of the most incredible, yet shocking moments in aviation history. On April 28, 1988, a huge section of the roof of an Aloha Airlines jet between Hilo and Honolulu in Hawaii, carrying 89 passengers and six crew tore loose and peeled off mid-flight. What resulted after that was pure horror and a moment that transformed the aviation industry forever.  According to the Washington Post, the twin-engine, 110-seat Boeing 737-200 jet wa...

German soldier posing as a Greek nude, with the caption: "l am beautiful Heinrich", To clarify: the photo is from wWIl, the soldier in the photo is just wearing an older model of Stahlhelm, of which huge number of older surplus were used. Yeah, figured they would really be used beyond 1935. Just take a look at how dated national guard equipment gets. His hands almost look like gloves, they are so much darker than his arms. He must almost never have taken off his uniform. Kinda funny how he's skinny-fat but has impressive quads. Interesting how modern soldiers differ. Bigger upper bodies, skinnier legs (generally, speaking anecdotally from time in the CF) The problem was with generation that were born/ children/teens during WWI till ca 1925 were effect by famines caused by British blockade and later economic collapse of Germany. Once Weimar republic came back on track it became better. However extreme poverty was constant for a large chunk of the German population in late ...

A Japanese soldier, Hiroo Onoda, believing the Japanese surrender in 1945 to be a hoax, held his post until 1974. Hiroo Onoda- the Imperial Japanese soldier.who hid in the Philippine jungle for almost 30 years after WWIl ended. March 11, 1974. Except "holdout" implies he was resisting the ending of the war. Teruo Nakamura like most of these guys had simply built a new life in the jungle often due to fear of being taken captive and reprisal returning home. Onoda became legendary because he was actually what people imagine a Japanese holdout to be, holding an area under orders, actively fighting the war, with his uniform and military gear in order and unlike others he never chose to surrender or was taken captive but had to be ordered to stand down. And after he came back to Japan, got married, and lived abroad in Brazil to have farm with horses since he couldn't completely got along in Japan. On the side note, actually one of his mate had lived with him until just a month ...

Battle Of Ramree Island: February 19, 1945, during a fierce battle on the island Ramram (Burma), English marines lured the Japanese army in the mangrove swamps, which lived thousands of saltwater crocodiles. It is estimated the Saltwater Crocodiles devoured over 500 Japanese soldiers. Over 500 Japanese escaped, and historians have dismissed the claims that hundreds of Japanese were killed by the crocodiles. Instead the majority of the deaths are attributed to Wounds and thirst. Homunculus_316 The British did not spend a single bullet or shel. The report of the Japanese army colonel Yasu Yunuko declassified last year, testifies:  "Ramram of mangrove swamps from the detachment returned alive only 22 soldiers and 3 officers." Check the special commission of the military court, which conducted an investigation 2 months later, showed that the water the area of wetlands, an area of 3 square kilometers, 24% is from human blood. l'd say it's just a mistranslation, since the c...

Past Happenings: GnMamoru Shinozaki. Japanese Spy who secretly saved 50,000 Malayans during WWII While the atrocities of the Imperial Japanese Army in WWll are well-documented in history, it's sometimes easy to forget that even the Japanese had a few good apples who were on our side during the most destructive conflict in human history. Mamoru was tasked by the Japanese govt to escort some high ranked members of the Imperial Japanese Amy to investigate the condition of the coasts'. Despite this ominous threat, Mamoru was later charged with espionage for spying on Malaya, and sentenced to three years' rigorous imprisonment (a fancy term for 'prison plus hard labour). He would be sent to Changi Prison to serve out his sentence, where he would be placed among the other foreign prisoners (many of whom were Europeans and Eurasians). The friendships and experiences he had here would later influence his decisions during the Japanese Occupation. Rut s according to Mamoru, these...

Japanese soldiers using dead Chinese as targets for bayonet practice. Tientsin, China. September 5, 1937 Bayonet practice, wherein Japanese soldiers used dead Chinese for targets, was photographed by an Associated Press photographer near Tientsin on Sept. 5. Last week the above pictures appeared in U. S. newspapers, shocked sensitive readers, brought angry denials from Lieut. Col. T. Tokahashi of the Japanese Army, who termed them "false propaganda." A. P. promptly defended the photographs as authentic, backed their statement with the word of famed Newshawk James A. Mills, of their Shanghai office. The main hero of Nanking was a nazi who chronicled all the horrors and specifically tried to advocate for the Chinese in the city and protect them from the Japanese army. He did all he could but the Japanese marched into the city and promptly went about trying to find all the men and boys and murdering them in mass. Mass shootings, at first, then they worried about using all that a...

Gorilla Rapes Man Two gay gentlemen Phil and Paul were walking through a zoo. They came across the gorillas and after a while they noticed that the huge male gorilla had a massive erection. This fascinated the gay men so much they couldn't take their eyes off of it. Paul just couldn't bear it any longer and he reached into the cage to touch it. The gorilla grabbed him, dragged him into the cage and screwed him for six hours non-stop. When he was done, the gorilla threw Paul back out of the cage. An ambulance was called and the man was taken away to the hospital. The next day Phil visits him in the hospital and asked, "Are you hurt?" "AM I HURT?" Paul shouted, "Wouldn't you be? That big ape hasn't called, he hasn't written, " Enjoy Christmas 2023 with these promotions offers and its benefits. Special offer for our readers and it's free. Hurray