This old colorized pic screams for a caption. All I could come up with was: "I told 'em how big it was & they didn't believe me, so I had to show 'em...'
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ReplyDeleteFirefox posted without issue. Brave failed to post.
ReplyDelete"Good grief! We thought that's supposed to be, you know, our southern border!"
ReplyDeleteI told them how big... LOL You win!
ReplyDeleteSorority sisters at Harvard watching Joe Biden explaining how his Bidenomics plan will benefit Americans
ReplyDeleteGenders of 2023 being explained to college students in 1940.
ReplyDeleteThe Women's Health Class, 1950's, learns about male anatomy.
ReplyDeleteMy God! I've seen a few but nothing the size of that monster.
ReplyDeleteYou mean that I can blame men for everything wrong and get away with it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWinner!
DeleteClara Bow was hot. I don't have a caption, just that comment.
ReplyDeleteDear God, what is that thing????
ReplyDeleteKeep your crayons away from the photos. Colorizing is stupid.
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DeleteI like them. I think the first and last parts of The Wizard of Oz should be colorized too.
DeleteNo caption, but some of the girls in the back are thinking "Been there, done that."
ReplyDeleteTurns out that's a still from "The Wild Party" (1929), Clara Bow and the girls are stunned by their new professor, played by Fredrick March.
ReplyDeleteOh NO, not that man again.
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