Friday, June 20, 2008

Earnest formed an alliance with a parcel in his mail-bag

upost a caption for this amazing photo. Best captions win electronic high fives (like real high fives but without the stinging or exchange of hand germs).



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After a Few Trips Back and Forth From Grandma's House, the Postal Service Began Charging by Weight
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Mail man: You're going to have to hide better than that.

Little boy: Don't touch me, I'm full of chocolate!
Is this a reference to the kid puking on the airplane post?
Child Lost In The Mail

During the Great Depression, mothers often mailed their children to phantom address to relieve the tension of supporting a large family. The USPS changed their policy on baby mail in March of 1930.
Hopalong Charlie, seen here with his caddy, was a famous potato sack racer of the 20s, known for his intense sack race face.
Hey boy, did you find my lipstick yet? No? Then keep digging.
100 years later this trend would resurrect with wealthy blonds and tiny dogs.
100 years later this trend would resurrect with wealthy blonds and tiny dogs.
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The cover photo for a book about recovering from childhood trauma, "Carrying Around a Bad Childhood Like Baggage".
Having spent his first years in a mail-bag, it's no wonder Andy Rooney is so cranky.
In this early example of population control, a funny-looking child was used as horse feed.
In these pages 75 years ago today, we reported a story on a new study testing the hypothesis that mumps could be transferred by touch, but not by close proximity.
I can't improve upon the captions already posted, but I must voice my support for the best caption yet, which is the title of this ipost. Lady Bracknell would not approve.
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Thank you for the support, Kaitlyn. There was a little while there when we thought we'd have to give ourselves a high five, but the good folks have made some pretty strong uposts. High fives coming soon.
Wealthy estates often hired men to carry their crippled children before the now-ubiquitous wheelchair had been invented.
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