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Uncle Joe isn’t invited to many family gatherings anymore.

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From an April, 1904 issue of The Woman’s Magazin

From an April, 1904 issue of The Woman’s Magazine.

Baby Ruth Nuggets... More like Baby Ruth Butt Nugg

Baby Ruth Nuggets... More like Baby Ruth Butt Nuggets, amirite? ...Anyone?

From a March, 1952 issue of The American Family magazine.

Found inside an October, 1922 Cosmopolitan magazin

Found inside an October, 1922 Cosmopolitan magazine.

Trivia: An edited version of this line was later u

Trivia: An edited version of this line was later used in the Terminator movies.

Found this between the pages of a Sept. 2, 1961 is

Found this between the pages of a Sept. 2, 1961 issue of Life magazine I picked up at a North Star flea market Saturday morning. I wonder how long it took the poor sap to complete this seedy assignment?

I bet you didn’t know I once owned a polo shirt.

I bet you didn’t know I once owned a polo shirt.

Fire made it good.

Fire made it good.

Trying something.

Trying something.

After Cricket, it was Dexy’s turn with the brush

After Cricket, it was Dexy’s turn with the brush. Both enjoy it and mostly behave during the process. Whisper on the other hand...

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