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Arnold Schwarzenegger's response when asked how his wife felt about his smoking habit (1990)

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A thread of fascinating historical clips you've (probably) never seen before 1. Adolf Hitler tweaking at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, high on methamphetamines

I can't unsee Jay-Z looking like he's recording people with his ring.

Japan's Eternal Sisters: Kin &amp; Gin, the World's Oldest Twins, born in 1892 &amp; lived into the 21st century

Icelandic icon Björk snapped in Bangkok, 1996, when reporter Julie Kaufman approached her saying “Welcome to Bangkok”. Bjork later alleged that Kaufman had stalked Björk &amp; her 9-year-old son for days, turning a simple greeting into a breaking point.

This is potentially the worst guess in the history of Wheel Of Fortune

In 1990, Wile E. Coyote from Looney Tunes made a cameo appearance on an episode of Night Court.

In 1984, reporter John Stossel asked wrestler Dr. D if wrestling was “fake” backstage at Madison Square Garden - Stossel was met with two real slaps that caused lasting hearing damage. Stossel sued for $5 million, while Schultz was immediately fired &amp; banned from the WWF.

During the 1987 Slam Dunk Contest in Seattle, Michael Jordan famously took flight from the free-throw line to secure his first-ever dunk title.

That time Sir David Attenborough pulled off the greatest dolly shot in cinematic history

In 1974, stuntman Loren Willard nailed this insane 360-degree corkscrew flip for 'The Man with the Golden Gun' in one take - earning a $30,000 bonus

Footage from the Moon Apollo Mission vs Modern Day

One of the greatest comebacks in movie history

A British officer refuses to shake hands with a captured German

In 1998, Warner Bros. canceled a Jim Carrey remake of The Incredible Mr. Limpet after spending $10 million on test footage, as the photorealistic Jim Carrey fish was costly to perfect and unsettling to viewers.

Miss Piggy shows Kermit the Frog the proper way to deal with a Nazi

Mike Tyson, in his prime, was not human

Beverly Adams as D. Danger O'Riley on "Bewitched" (1965)

This is real footage of the most dangerous object humanity has ever created: The Elephants's Foot, a highly radioactive, solidified mass of lava-like corium formed during the 1986 Chernobyl disaster

Val Kilmer's magazine change in Heat (1995). Marines and Army Rangers have used this clip as an example of proper reload technique and how to retreat during combat.

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Never forget when Harry Kane had to go in at goalkeeper during a Tottenham UEFA Champions League match in 2014 &amp; instantly let in a goal

Pablo Picasso painting a pigeon on a window (1940)

The Seoul helicopter crash of 2001

Ugandan man demands to see a British journalist's passport (1972)

James Brown's Celebrity Hot Tub Party on SNL with Eddie Murphy playing James Brown, 1983.

Students on the last day of high school before summer break, 1996.

In 1992, Nickelodeon buried a massive time capsule that won't be unsealed until 2042.

Appalachian moonshiner &amp; bootlegger Popcorn Sutton talking about how times have changed

NYC children when Babe Ruth left the Yankees (1934)

A bomb squad was checking a suspicious backpack and this dude got fed up with waiting

Interview with an 84-year-old farmer in New York, 1926. The farmer describes the change he’s seen over the years, and what life was like for a farmer in the Catskill Mountains of New York State during the early to mid 19th-century.

Sharon Tate’s home movies shot by her favorite photographer Shahrokh Hatami, 1968.

21-year-old Adam Sandler &amp; a friend being interviewed during spring break in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in 1988. Not yet a household name, Adam's first appearance on television was a year before in 1987 as Theo Huxtable's friend named Smitty on "The Cosby Show."

1980s footage of U.S. Special Forces speaking different languages

During a 'Forrest Gump' screen test, Tom Hanks noticed Haley Joel Osment getting nervous after forgetting a line, so Hanks pretended to forget his too - just to make the young actor feel more comfortable

23-year-old Marlon Brando's screen test for an early, unproduced version of Rebel Without a Cause in 1947

7-year-old Drew Barrymore casually removes her fake teeth on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson while promoting E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)

American paratroopers prepare to jump on Normandy on D-day, 1944.

Japan's Eternal Sisters: Kin & Gin, the World's Oldest Twins, born in 1892 & lived into the 21st century

Icelandic icon Björk snapped in Bangkok, 1996, when reporter Julie Kaufman approached her saying “Welcome to Bangkok”. Bjork later alleged that Kaufman had stalked Björk & her 9-year-old son for days, turning a simple greeting into a breaking point.

In 1984, reporter John Stossel asked wrestler Dr. D if wrestling was “fake” backstage at Madison Square Garden - Stossel was met with two real slaps that caused lasting hearing damage. Stossel sued for $5 million, while Schultz was immediately fired & banned from the WWF.

Never forget when Harry Kane had to go in at goalkeeper during a Tottenham UEFA Champions League match in 2014 & instantly let in a goal

Appalachian moonshiner & bootlegger Popcorn Sutton talking about how times have changed

21-year-old Adam Sandler & a friend being interviewed during spring break in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in 1988. Not yet a household name, Adam's first appearance on television was a year before in 1987 as Theo Huxtable's friend named Smitty on "The Cosby Show."