Thanksgiving ad for the Elvis movie 'Harum Scarum.' The ad features a crude illustration of Elvis(?) with a whip over a tiger, and a bunch of turkeys.


Screenshot of a tweet: 'It's crazy that we have a President returning to the White House, and basically no one from his administration is coming back because: 1. They hate him 2. They're in jail 3. He tried to have them killed'

Black and white photo of Laurel and Hardy dressed up as pilgrims. Laurel is carrying a long gun and looking stern, with the pilgrim's characteristic tall hat, breeches and buckle shoes. Laurel is smiling and dressed as a pilgrim woman.



Screenshot of a tweet: Overheard neighborhood story: First person: my husband goes out and hoots at the owl every night around 8 and it answers. Second person: MY husband goes out at hoots at the owl every night around 8 and it answers.

Black-and-white photo of a small dog wearing glasses at a mechanical-typewriter, with a candlestick phone to one side.

Astronomical illustration of a red ringed planet against purple space. Up close you can see the rings comprise skulls and bones, probably billions of them.

New Tesla robot dropped.


Toilet with padded armrests. Hmm....


Vintage black-and-white photo, apparently from the 1950s or 1960s, of a group of young Black men and women gather around a laboratory table, watching a Black man  operate a microscope in the foreground. Everyone is neatly groomed; most of the men seem to be wearing neckties.

In a green meadow, two actors in elaborate wizard costumes, carrying staffs, stand on one side of a guy in cargo shorts and a pink short-sleeve button-down shirt. This looks like a behind-the-scenes photo of 'Lord of the Rings,' with Ian McKellen, Christopher Lee and Peter Jackson.

An dark, grainy black-and-white vintage photo of the interior view of an early passenger airplane cabin, shot from the rear, featuring two columns of seats on either side of a narrow central aisle. ChatGPT says the seats are upholstered, but they look to me like wicker lawn furniture. At the far end, the cockpit door is visible.

My quick internet research identifies this as a 1929 photo of the interior of a Soviet Tupolev aircraft.

Also.

Tupolev was the name of the government aerospace department, founded in 1922, which was later privatized and is now still doing business as a corporation.





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