Comments by "Panther Platform" (@pantherplatform) on "IT'S HISTORY" channel.

  1. The sight of all those old brick buildings with the tall windows reminds me of working in some of the oldest parts of new York and new Jersey. It's great to see them in color.
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  2. There's Telegraph lines and poles laying down in the woods behind my house from when there was a mill back there a hundred plus years ago. This used to be a town back in the day and now its all woods with a few artifacts here and there. Been hanging out in them woods since childhood
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  3. Yeah but eutopia.
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  4. "Large herds of seasonal employees"
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  5. Looks like the sunshine skyway fishing piers which used to be the old road before the summit venture wiped out one of the spans. Definitely not in good shape these days.
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  6. The United States used to store it's gold there but it all disappeared when FJB gave it go our enemies...
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  7. What about the great western?
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  8. "Brought to the state of Louisiana on seasonal employee ships then transported to their assigned place of employment on seasonal employee trains"
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  9. Not anymore! FJB!!!
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  10. I have flashbacks when I see those old brick buildings in those defunct neighborhoods. Been thru there so many times. Looks like most Midwest cities on the great lakes.
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  11. Wanna brake rock go to North Korea. Lots of rock to brake there. Want to smoke rock? Yeah, me too.
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  12. Now it's infested above ground
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  13. The Great Western laid the first transatlantic sub marine cable that connected Europe to America.
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  14. Let's have a ticker tape parade
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  15. What is the difference between cement and concrete? Although the terms cement and concrete often are used interchangeably, cement is actually an ingredient of concrete. Concrete is a mixture of aggregates and paste. The aggregates are sand and gravel or crushed stone; the paste is water and portland cement.
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  16. The 1990s were so long ago that it's in black and white
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  17. But the titanic and olympic were
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  18. If you're credit card has weigand output then I'd be worried but if it's a regular old card ain't nobody gonna scan it.
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  19. That underground tour requires a tennis shot beforehand.
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  20. Don't produce videos on location when you can just google the image you want
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  21. "Seasonal employee away without leave"
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  22. "How to follow youtube community guidelines 101"
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  23. The Bridge Abides
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  24. I listen to this channel when I take a nap and don't want to sleep for more than 10 minutes because the intro/outro is 10 times louder than the narrator so I'm guaranteed to wake right back up if I even fall asleep.
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  25. Wehaken
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  26. Too graphic to describe in 2023: papercuts, hit funny bone, etc.
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  27. Thank you brandonomics
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  28. More opium please!
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  29. Must've been exciting to live in those days. No cars anywhere, horse droppings everywhere.
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  30. So Seattle had human feces piled up everywhere back in the day and not just lately. Fascinating.
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  31. I love those stepper machines invented by bell laboratories in cherry hill new jersey.
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  32. Olympic!
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  33. These old photos remind me of living in new jersey and new york where I was an elevator mechanic and got to see a lot of really old stuff in a lot of really old buildings.
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  34. Chicagoan aka those f i b's
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  35. "How the New Jersey Turnpike changed the alignment on my car forever"
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