Yes, but Chris goes down the path in the same year as OTL. This means he goes down the path 13 years after TLH ended.
Photos from Alternate Worlds II (read FAQ first)
Official Portraits of President Neil Smith and President elect and former Governor of Colorado Randolph Parker III, July of 2008.
(Based on Lord Roem's "For All Time-Well Enough Alone", a continuation of For All Time. https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/for-all-time-well-enough-alone.111344/)
World without Coca-Cola
Lemonade is the most popular soft drink at the present time, the two of the most famous corps is Schweppes ( Founded in 1783, it was the earliest forms of a soft drink ) and R.white's ( Found in 1845 ), the competitons between these two is very fierce. loooking from the popularity of lemonade, R.White's is in prevail at the moment.
Cola, a carbonated soft drink, it was inspired by Coca wine which was created in 1863. Pepsi (1893-1953) and RC Cola is the most famous cola brands in the history. Following the shutdown of Pepsi in 1953, RC is the only popular cola brand which still around.
Another popular non-alcoholic drinks brands, Sinalco ( Founded in Germany,1902 ). They used to produced cola, however it turend out their iced tea lemon and sherbet are way more popular than cola, they stop making cola after 1929.
Iconic images of Santa Claus
Belsnickel, a figure in the German folklore, he is being considered as an origin of the morden santa image, with Saint Nicholas.
Another images of santa claus
Lemonade is the most popular soft drink at the present time, the two of the most famous corps is Schweppes ( Founded in 1783, it was the earliest forms of a soft drink ) and R.white's ( Found in 1845 ), the competitons between these two is very fierce. loooking from the popularity of lemonade, R.White's is in prevail at the moment.
Cola, a carbonated soft drink, it was inspired by Coca wine which was created in 1863. Pepsi (1893-1953) and RC Cola is the most famous cola brands in the history. Following the shutdown of Pepsi in 1953, RC is the only popular cola brand which still around.
Another popular non-alcoholic drinks brands, Sinalco ( Founded in Germany,1902 ). They used to produced cola, however it turend out their iced tea lemon and sherbet are way more popular than cola, they stop making cola after 1929.
Iconic images of Santa Claus
Belsnickel, a figure in the German folklore, he is being considered as an origin of the morden santa image, with Saint Nicholas.
Another images of santa claus
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Pam Grier's iconic presence and commanding performance style made her the perfect choice for Marvel's Misty Knight, embodying the strength, charisma, and resilience that define the character. Her trailblazing roles in the '70s as a fierce and independent heroine paved the way for her to bring authenticity and depth to Misty, a character celebrated for her own powerful and inspirational attributes.
1970s cinematic Peter Fonda as Ghost Rider in the style of the other portraits I’ve been sharing from my reality. It doesn’t really matter who plays him since they were masked the whole time, but Peter was an EZ choice.
With his formidable presence and athletic prowess, Jim Brown brought an unmatched intensity to Luke Cage, Power Man, infusing the superhero with both the grit and charm that defined '70s cinema.
I think it'd probably be more appropriate and/or logical to use images of the British Army from the Troubles here
Rare photo of British forces in Central Park, ca. October 1977.
Photos of the July Massacres (July 4, 1977), the event that would start the Fourth Rebellion in the Thirteen Colonies.
Rare photo of police in Augusta, Province of Georgia, during the start of the July Massacres.
Photo of police attacking protesters in Baltimore, Province of Maryland.
Colorized photo of a destroyed city block in Yorktown, Colony of Virginia.
Rare photo of police in Augusta, Province of Georgia, during the start of the July Massacres.
Photo of police attacking protesters in Baltimore, Province of Maryland.
Colorized photo of a destroyed city block in Yorktown, Colony of Virginia.
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(I'm aware this poster is Italian, but it's too cool not to use.)
The second best thing produced by Fascist Italy, only beaten by Mussolini's hanged up corpse
Photo of Firefighters in South Los Angeles, Alta California, ca. 1979.
Following the Second Great War (1939-45), European colonies across the New World and beyond would rebel against their occupiers. The most infamous of these New World Rebellions would be in the Thirteen Colonies and Saint Domingue. However, the rebellions in New Spain would be a slow but painful death for Spanish control over the New World. At first, these rebellions would be small-scale. However, when the Fourth Rebellion in the Thirteen Colonies had started, rebel movements, like in Texas (which declared allegiance to the New Sons of Liberty), would intensify. In revenge for Spain's support for the New Sons of Liberty, the British would also give the rebels in New Spain weapons. Some provinces would quietly declare independence from Madrid, while others, like Alta California, would face the horrors of modern war. In 1981, Alta California declared independence from Spain as the Republic of California after a Popular Uprising in Monterey.
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What becomes of lemonade stands as a popular childhood pastime/business, if it's the most predominant form of pop in existence?
"Coke made Santa red" is one of the more common myths about him, though it's interesting seeing a "green Santa" become more popular.
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During the war, Washinton DC was occupied by Confederate troops and held virtually for the entire conflict.
The occupation of the city was seen by Southern publicists as revenge for the abolitionist attempt.
The Lincoln memorial was one of their major targets and for some months the Richmond government lulled itself into the possibility of destroying it.
In the photo, two young reservists in French-type helmets have their picture taken in front of the hated Lincoln.
The image should be datable to 1916, as the two soldiers are wearing a variation of the French-type helmet manufactured by Tredegar Iron Works.
Lincoln, despite the failure of the war of secession, and the loss of the southern states, had nevertheless become a model for the Republican party, which had seen the peace obtained by McClelland as a shameful surrender to the slaveholders.
Lincoln never ran for president again, but he remained an extremely influential figure on abolitionism and Unionist centralism. He was twice governor of Illinois and once secretary of state in the Grant administration.
s6 nbc respirator my belovedPhotos of the July Massacres (July 4, 1977), the event that would start the Fourth Rebellion in the Thirteen Colonies.
British soldiers marching through the Belgian city of Liège shortly after the outbreak of the Great War in August 1914.
The men pictured above, having recently arrived to eastern Belgium via the Prussian port of Wilhelmshaven, would be thrust into combat within hours of the photo being taken.
Anglo-Prussian forces would eventually stop the French advances outside the city outskirts by September, leading to stalemate on the Western Front that would last until the war’s final months in mid-1917.
[takes place in my timeline called Fractured World]
Mark Fischbach and Wade Barnes, two of the stunt performers that took over from the original cast of Jackass as they left. Initially introduced as part time cast members alongside Bob Muyskens in 2009, Fishbach found himself being brought on full time to replace Johnny Knoxville when he entered rehab in 2011, as MTV wanted to bring in new talent to keep the brand a float. Barnes and Muyskens would be brought on full time soon after, with the twin departures of Ryan Dunn and Bam Margera, who also entered rehab.
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Joel Varg Johansson (1820-1849) was a Swedish-American adventurer and butcher who was most infamously known for his failed attempt at crossing the Oregon Trail, in which several gallons of whiskey were accidentally released into the surrounding rivers from botched attempts at fording them.
Based on Vinesauce Joel’s Oregon Trail 2 FMV Friday stream.
Screen shot of Ultra Mario Bros (1996) for the Nintendo Ultra 64, the game was a launch title for the system and is the best selling game for the system with Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (1997) and Metal Gear Solid (1998).