WTF Retro Pictures (65 pics)

Picdumps / 27 Oct 2009 / views: 8818

Even back then people liked to do funny and WTF things while taking pictures, it’s almost unbelievable ;)
If there was the Internet in those days, these pictures would become real hits and would spread throughout the global network in the wink of an eye ))
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WTF Retro Pictures (65 pics)

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Comments (15):

1

The first picture is actually promotional material for a 1932 film called Freaks. Koo Koo the Bird Girl (featured in another photo) was in that film. It's a seriously screwed up movie.

quote | 27 Oct 2009 07:05 | Nemesis Kismet (user's comments: 0)

2

I love old photos.. Even if they're weird

quote | 27 Oct 2009 09:14 | nat (user's comments: 1375)

3

tod brownin's freaks...hell yeah!!!

quote | 27 Oct 2009 12:01 | miguel (user's comments: 0)

4

had a strange feeling when I saw the pictures," deja vu"

quote | 27 Oct 2009 12:10 | superba (user's comments: 311)

5

love the fat and thin boxers. must find a poster of this

quote | 27 Oct 2009 14:58 | sinner (user's comments: 65)

6

note - the swastika was a good-luck symbol - going back centuries - before its meaning was completely hijacked by the Nazis.

My parents had or have a book by Rudyard Kipling, which has a swastika on the front title page.

There was a hockey (?) team in Edmonton, Alberta that in 1917, was named the Swastikas. The symbol on their uniform was, naturally, a swastika.

quote | 27 Oct 2009 15:32 | R.B. Glennie (user's comments: 0)