Today’s ephemera: Simulated chimp attack
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Today’s ephemera: A sufficiently large trebuchet
There goes my super-secret salad recipe. It’s been a big hit at PTA potlucks.
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Today’s ephemera: Don’t buy the cheap stuff
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Today’s ephemera: Weiner Bar Mitzvah
I’m in this picture and I don’t like it.
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Today’s ephemera: What’s all this then?
Norman Saunders (American, 1907-1989) I Take Thee, 1950
Limbo Party by “Ivy” Pete and his Limbomaniacs
Cora M. Strayer’s Detective Agency. Chicago, 1908
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Today’s ephemera: The ethics of transmogrification
Verner Panton, Copenhagen, Denmark 1971
Tree rex
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Today’s ephemera: As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly
Peter Bogdanovich & Orson Welles grocery shopping in Los Angeles, ca. 1970
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Today’s ephemera: Uninspired barbecues
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Today’s ephemera: Their remarkable ubiquity
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Today’s ephemera: Worse than a crying baby on a plane
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Today’s ephemera: Collateralized equine product
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Today’s ephemera: Dinosaurs are like the coolest thing possible
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Welcome to dating in 2023: Today’s oddly satisfying and mildly interesting things I saw on the internet
Greatest TV Guide review ever.
Bette Davis on set of THE LETTER (1940)
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Get weird about that thing you're weird about: Today’s oddly satisfying and mildly interesting things I saw on the internet
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Everything peaked in the 70s: Today’s oddly satisfying and mildly interesting things I saw on the internet
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Jinkies! Today’s oddly satisfying and mildly interesting things I saw on the internet
On October 30, 1945: US government announces end of shoe rationing.
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What if we kissed on the jouch? Today’s oddly satisfying and mildly interesting things I saw on the internet
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Ringo looking groovy and other oddly satisfying and mildly interesting things I saw on the internet
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Larry’s red space suit and other oddly satisfying and mildly interesting things I saw on the Internet
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A Dad shows off for his delighted toddler daughter and other oddly satisfying and mildly interesting things I found on the internet
Dad shows off his skills for his delighted daughter in Melbourne, Australia, around 1940. via
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Sunday morning comics, Ohio, 1950s. And other things I found on the Internet
Sunday morning comics, Ohio, 1950s. Via https://www.reddit.com/r/TheWayWeWere/comments/91sz1a/sunday_morning_comics_ohio_1950s/
On Reddit: “My grandparents the night they met (1970).” Via https://reddit.com/r/OldSchoolCool/comments/15a89z5/my_grandparents_the_night_they_met_1970/
Caligula (1979) via https://reddit.com/r/MoviePosterPorn/comments/15alp30/caligula_1979_1937_x_2943/
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Today’s ephemera: Marty Feldman and Ann-Margret, 1977
New York subway, 1980
Marty Feldman and Ann-Margret, 1977. Via https://www.reddit.com/r/OldSchoolCool/comments/vw4kjo/marty_feldman_and_annmargret_1977/
He looks as surprised to be with her as we are to see them as a couple.
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Today’s ephemera: Looking in the bathroom mirror first thing in the morning
1960 The voices of the Flintstones
Video. Watch here: twitter.com/slendersh…
Five years ago: The hotel I’m in has an enclosed atrium with a mirrored far wall. Some guy dressed like me was taking a picture same time as me.
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Today’s ephemera: Wasabi Bobby's coping mechanism
A hotel in Germany uses 3D carpets to prevent guests from running. Via https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/vupc81/a_hotel_in_germany_uses_3d_carpets_to_prevent/
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Today’s ephemera: And how do we cope with stress?
In 1909, Alice Ramsey became the first woman to drive an automobile across the United States https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_Huyler_Ramsey
