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ROG62 » 23 Jun 2026, 6:19 am » wrote: ↑

23 Jun 2026, 6:19 am

It wasn’t a guess, numbnuts…

your feefee clinging knows no bounds…

so who copyrighted the image?


You are much too stupid to participate, JuCo 

Blackvegetable » 23 Jun 2026, 7:30 am » wrote: ↑

23 Jun 2026, 7:30 am

so who copyrighted the image?

You are much too stupid to participate, JuCo

I am getting rabbit holes..   On Chat GPT..


Google:

This image of attorney Roy Cohn in an elaborate feathered headdress was taken at Studio 54 in New York, circa 1978. [1]
Regarding its copyright status:

• Commercial Use: The image appears to be rights-managed for commercial purposes. Major stock agencies like Getty Images host the photo and require permission and a fee for commercial or promotional use. [1, 2, 3]
• Public Domain Status: While some historical photos of Roy Cohn from collections like the New York World-Telegram & Sun are in the public domain, this specific Studio 54 candid is often attributed to contributors like Fred W. McDarrah or held in private archives, meaning it is likely protected by copyright. [1, 2]

 
 

Yes, this image was captured at Roy Cohn's 51st birthday party held at the legendary Manhattan nightclub Studio 54.The Event DetailsThe Date: The party took place on February 22, 1978.The Venue: Studio 54, where Cohn was a highly regular and prominent fixture.The Connection: Beyond just being a VIP guest, Cohn was the powerhouse attorney who represented Studio 54's co-owners, Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager. He notably used his immense political influence to secure the club’s highly contested liquor license when it first opened.The Atmosphere: True to Studio 54's reputation for theatricality, excess, and costume elements, Cohn was photographed wearing an elaborate, oversized feathered headdress while standing next to a man dressed as a Roman centurion.The Guest List: The high-profile event drew an eclectic crowd of New York's political elite, judges, celebrities, and nightlife figures. Notable attendees at his Studio 54 birthday celebrations over the years included artist Andy Warhol, then-Assemblyman Chuck Schumer, former New York Mayor Abraham Beame, and fashion designer Halston.If you would like, I can provide more details regarding Roy Cohn's legal representation of Studio 54 or the photographer who captured New York's 1970s nightlife scene.

The specific identity of the man dressed as the Roman centurion has never been definitively identified in the public documentation or archival records of the event.While the famous photographs taken by prominent nightlife chroniclers (such as Fred W. McDarrah) carefully documented the high-profile celebrities, politicians, and power brokers in attendance, the Roman centurion was likely one of two possibilities:A Themed Studio 54 Staff Member: The club's owners, Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager, regularly hired attractive models and performers to dress in extravagant, revealing, or theatrical costumes to serve drinks, bus tables, and enhance the venue's immersive atmosphere.An Unnamed Party Guest: Because the birthday party was a costume-friendly event, he may have simply been an anonymous regular or guest leaning into the club's famous dress code.

Down the rabbit hole... I'll get a side by side comparison at Age 31.

No facial recognition database or historical record identifies the man in the Roman centurion helmet as Donald Trump.While Trump and Roy Cohn had a notorious, decades-long relationship as attorney and client, multiple factors conclusively rule him out as the individual in this photoistinct Facial Features: The individual in the photograph possesses highly distinct, angular facial features—such as deep-set dark eyes, dark eyebrows, and a sharp jawline—that do not match historical photographs of a 31-year-old Trump from 1978.Themed Club Staffing: The individual is dressed in a revealing, gold-embroidered tunic, which aligns perfectly with how Studio 54 co-owner Steve Rubell famously staffed the venue. Rubell hired specifically styled models, actors, and dancers to serve as thematic, costumed "busboys" and hosts for high-profile VIP events.Historical Documentation: The photo, captured by famed photojournalist Fred W. McDarrah, is heavily archived across historical databases. None of the archival captions from agencies like Getty Images or the McDarrah estate list Donald Trump as the subject in the helmet.
 

Colored contact lenses were invented in the late 1930s for theatrical and movie use. In 1939, they were first used in the film Miracles for Sale. They were initially made from heavy glass and ceramic materials to alter actors' eye colors on camera.

Image is poor.. Data is in hand. I can do better.

Roman Centurion VS Trump 1978...

https://i.postimg.cc/1VQrQ9KF/Roman-Cen ... p-1978.jpg

Just for the record.. Chat GPT says Google AI is full of shyt.

JohnnyYou » 23 Jun 2026, 6:01 am » wrote: ↑

23 Jun 2026, 6:01 am

Mike Johnson is a Mother Tucker now..

The homophobes are all closet political transwhacksionals.

They got the Pizza Index in DC..  The GRNDR Index sure follows right wing conservatives around.

6 of the 1500 pardoned J6'rs are back in trouble.. Mostly child sexual abuse. They haven't been out but for 18 months.

I understand your concerns... Quit with the Epstayn on the Membrane Club man.

You're a child danger.
 

Cannonpointer » 23 Jun 2026, 12:32 pm » wrote: ↑

23 Jun 2026, 12:32 pm

You're a child danger.

Every modern human is..

Bibi kills 'em dead daily.  God knows what those MIASMAc Coo'cs do..  You do know how they prefer to circumcise don't you?

At least I'm not addicted to Trump..   I voted.....  Republican.. with Pride.