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1870: So. Happily. Married.
(Photo: State Library of New South Wales)
1935: Did you have a pet frog as a child? Here’s where it is now.
(Photo: Oregon State University)
1936: Cats made really crappy radio antennas.
(Photo: State Library of New South Wales)
1934: Grandpa passed out drunk again in the garage, so Gramma put on her scrubs and removed his liver.
(Photo: Oregon State University)
1936: Mr. Bigglewiggles was serving a life sentence for killing a man with a hairball.
(Photo: State Library of New South Wales)
1920: Grandma gave guys nose jobs right in her kitchen.
(Photo: Oregon State University)
1936: Here’s the wind-up at the National Projectile Vomiting Championships.
(Photo: State Library of New South Wales)
1883: The Arcade Fire, the early years.
(Photo: Oregon State University)
1936: Before “Black Swan,” there was “The Chicken Woman of The General Central Indiana Region.”
(Photo: State Library of New South Wales)
1938: Quick! To the Orgymobile!
(Photo: State Library of New South Wales)
1922: The Chevrolet Stiltmobile.
(Photo: Oregon State University)
1903: Casual Friday for the steno pool.
(Photo: State Library of New South Wales)
1868: Everybody wanted to be the first to get flattened by the transcontinental railroad.
(Photo: Oregon State University)
1920: Invisible jungle girl mugger!
(Photo: State Library of New South Wales)
1910: Another popular sport: ghost fighting.
(Photo: Library of Congress)