Hip as shit

[tastefullyoffensive]

So polite. (via ayyoriverr)

[medium-shit]

[yesterdaysprint]

The Washington Times, Washington DC, September 1, 1916 New Castle Herald, Pennsylvania, September 1, 1916

[datasoong47]

Was “yeah, bo!” some 1910′s meme?

[yesterdaysprint]

Portsmouth Daily Times, Ohio, March 4, 1927

[yesterdaysprint]

Portsmouth Daily Times, Ohio, March 7, 1927

[yesterdaysprint]

Portsmouth Daily Times, Ohio, March 18, 1927 

[yiffmaster]

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When you realize the human is trying to bathe you. (via tintin45450721)

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They’re a good boy. (via imgur)

[just-shower-thoughts]

Congress should be paid minimum wage.

[unclefather]

[thank-you-everyone-deactivated2]

well ok

[thank-you-everyone-deactivated2]

didn’t work but glad i tried

[medium-shit]

[just-shower-thoughts]

Why does Amazon tell me “only 2 left in stock – order soon”? YOU order soon, you’re the store.

[just-shower-thoughts]

You accidentally trip on your dog in the middle of the night, but they will think you specially got up to kick them.

[gushers]

Posted on a Wednesday because we don’t care about the rules!!!!! 

[worldofcorgi]

10/10 perfect form

[yesterdaysprint]

Staunton Spectator, Virginia, January 19, 1868

[kookychow]

[siphersaysstuff]

jesus what was wrong with people

[theamazingsallyhogan]

They suddenly had money, fridges, freezers, and access to a variety of foods - all things that hadn’t been widely available before. Suddenly people had access to things that were beyond the dreams of people just a 100 years prior. Enter corporations willing to go “oh yeah, you know what’s great (now that you can afford it)? Cold beef soup, served in a glass. Drink up your beef!”

[fini-mun]

Early 40s/50s foods are something I’m very passionate about.

They had no concept of what flavors tasted good together so they tried everything. The biggest ideas that were latched on to were things like loafs with layers that compose your entire meal and the suspension of basically anything/everything in jello (jello actually helped food last longer, because the gelatin sheltered whatever ingredients were used from bacteria. So, naturally, you put a fish in it).

Also pineapple. It was harder to get before then so the sudden availability of it made people go nuts. Bananas too to a degree.

[wickerwight]

Welcome to the wild and wacky world of Aspic, otherwise known as meat jello.

[supersoftly]

jello history is a fucking trip

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