A new Twitter account “HistoryPicz” is apparently dedicated to make us laugh our bellies out. They post historical photographs with their funny interpretations of the “real” stories that they represent. Take a look at the most hilarious ones and be sure to check the “HistoryPicz” regularly for a fresh laugh.
Source: twitter.com
“Overflowing prisons in the 1930s meant criminals had to be jailed on bits of cable or ‘The Ropes’ for years at a time.”
“Three businessmen celebrate retirement after successfully inventing the cigarette.”
“Group of unknown adventurers with the last ever ‘Mega-elephant’.”
“Constable Geoffrey Barnett under cover in a lady’s dress infiltrating street gangs shortly before he was murdered.”
“Wine merchants were often known to wed-off some of their daughters t expensive wines to avoid certain import-taxes.”
“Houdini after his famous ‘I will turn into an elephant’ trick and 4 horrified onlookers who had missed the start.”
“With penicillin still not invented yet, children were often dressed in spooky, dirty outfits to scare off diseases.”
“Nun punished for reading (1928).”
“Pupil teaches baffled headmaster how to correctly use the latest technologies of the day (Circa 1925).”
“The head of an enormous horrifying statue built on Liberty Island (NY) at an attempt to scare away immigrants.”
“John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and an unknown man reading letters from fans.”
