>Father: Vladislavas Valteris Paulius Bučinskas/Bučinskis (Lithuanianized Polish name + Lithuanianized Polish surname)>Mother: Mary Valinsky (Russified Polish surname)>BuchinskyThe thing about Charles Bronson was that both sides of his family were Lithuanianized Poles who were then Russified and then Polish-Americanized (when they emigrated to the US and his father clearly felt that he was a Pennsylvania Polish Bohunk and changed his surname to Buchinsky). And such began the life of the Quintessential 20th Century Bohunk Actor.>But he was Lipka TatarHe could’ve had Lipka Tatar ancestry (explains his eyes) as well, but this guy was the Polish-American Bohunk through and through.
>>223591801>Poor person back then: works in a coal mine at 14 to help support his brothers and sisters>poor person now: WAAAAAHHHHH my taco costs 20 bucks plus tip plus paying for uber eats
>>223591801Bump. Fact: The Bohunk-American is a staple of the American Identity.
Why didn't he warn us about the Polish Jews? Also he was in a caper with Delon both topless in a cramped room for a long time.
>>223591801You have no idea how funny are Lithuanian names for a Pole. Not as wacky as Czech ones, but still.
>>223591801>He could’ve had Lipka Tatar ancestry (explains his eyes)What is a tatar and what does that have to with his eyes?
>>223592300Turks
>>223591801Mondo Kino
>>223592300Central Asians. The Russkiy Mir is a pathway to many physical features some consider to be un-Aryan.
>>223591801I'm not into haplo autism but Lithuanians are very Asian looking. They have the mongol eyes and chinaman hair only blonde.
>>223592453damn, Bronson and Telly? Sounds great.
Another shot of Chucky and Jill Ireland.
>>223592061grown men don't uber eats
>>223594132How do you call a Chad but manlier?
My father looked like Bronson, or shared a definitive likeness. Trouble is when I see a Bronson flick, I'm reminded of my late dad and get a little sad.
>>223591801>>223594132hollywood peaked here
Ill never understand how these uncs were constantly drinking yet stayed shredded
>>223592291>You have no idea how funny are Lithuanian names for a PoleAnd I probably never will, sadlyEverytime I've had it translated to English, it still all just sounds like gook speak to me
>>223597060they did stuff other than drinking and masturbating
>>223591801>pole this, pole that he should've just gone pole to pole with will smith and let that be the end of it rather than all this posturing and insisting upon himself
>>223592061fpbp
>>223592061>young people back then: married at 14 because half their twelve children would die before adulthood, work so hard they literally deform their bone structure to raise a family>young people now: ugh, it's just too expensive to start a family. whoa, i can link the digital payment app to doordash netflix and steam?
>>223597060Besides Bronson who looked like this?
>>223592300Tatars are a Turkic people who migrated into Europe centuries ago. The Polish ones actually participated in the Hussar cavalry charge against the Ottomans during the seige of Vienna and have fought for Poland in numerous wars throughout history. Despite being muslims, their loyalty has given them a good reputation in Poland.
>>223592061>Poor person back then: works in a coal mine at 14 to help support his brothers and sistersMy mother grew up in the same area as Charles Bronson. According to her, kids whose parents were in the unions for the mines, usually didn’t bother caring about school work, because the mines and the steel mills in the area paid decently, and school work really wasn’t needed as a laborer in these jobs. A quick look over pay studies in the mines shows the pay being about $0.35-$0.40 cents per hour. To put this in perspective, the starting minimum wage implemented by the Federal government in the late 1930s, was $0.25 per hour, and “minimum wage” was actually a “living wage” at the time, which could pay for a one bedroom apartment in Manhattan. (With no need for roommates). This wasn’t top tier pay, but it wasn’t dirt poor crap pay either.
>>223591801Charles was a full blood Kiowa you polock piece of shit.
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>>223595096A bronson
>>223597264Nowadays it's illegal to make a sod house even if you own the land. You have to pay taxes out the ass for it if you do get planning permission within 10 years to construct a modest dwelling but that must be one whose plans align with every facet of standards even if it's an off grid structure. You cannot just find work where land is cheap, you have to occupy cities which don't have pricing controls
>>223598551Cry cry bitch bitch. Little faggot. I'm glad you'll die alone and miserable because life is just soooo hard. You're literally getting what losers like you deserve.
>>223591801>he's coming to steal away your waifuwat do?
>>223592263>Why didn't he warn us about the Polish Jews? Also he was in a caper with Delon both topless in a cramped room for a long time.Polish Jews are irrelevant. Poland had mostly Orthodox Jews, not Ashkenazis mixed with the locals like Germany and France did.
>>223599809Unrelated, but my beloved Anglos look like picrel, while telling you that they are completely unrelated to Slavs and they chased out all the Sarmatio-Scythians that Marcus Aurelius settled in Northern England.
>>223600495Why does Don Pleasance look so dark skinned in that pic?
>>223591801For me, it's Hard Times. Think it was Walter Hill's first flick too
He was in one of the greatest kinos ive ever seen
>>223597530Paul Newman allegedly drank like a dozen beers a night but always stayed pretty ripped looking. I think the answer is these guys ate super clean other than the booze.
>>223592291isn't every Czech named Jan, Matej, Milan or something
>>223601177Yes, and their surnames are all Cech.
>>223597793Turks are siberianiggers who went west, feather indians are siberianiggers who went east
Bronson was kino machine.
my dads favourite actor
>>223600565Bright jacket + bright background makes his skin color appear "dark" in comparison. Brainlet.
>>223597530Mel Gibson
