This is terrifying.

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I found a website that is dedicated to old and historical pictures and find it fascinating.

However, I saw this and found it freaky as hell.

If anyone thinks the Ronald McDonald of today is a bit creepy check this out.

The original from the 1963

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Looks like a deranged asylum escapee.
 
I've been there, but when I was hard up I was after some original recipe.
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A straight line is an innocent sentence delivered by the straight man (le faire-valoir).

For example, the straight man may say, "I have nothing to say," and the comic might say, "I know, but how will you phrase it this time?"
 
A straight line is an innocent sentence delivered by the straight man (le faire-valoir).

For example, the straight man may say, "I have nothing to say," and the comic might say, "I know, but how will you phrase it this time?"

Having a stroke, lace?
 
I found a website that is dedicated to old and historical pictures and find it fascinating.

However, I saw this and found it freaky as hell.

If anyone thinks the Ronald McDonald of today is a bit creepy check this out.

The original from the 1963

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Looks like a deranged asylum escapee.
Holy fuck! That's shocking. I had no idea the internet was in BW in the 1960s :eek:
 
My younger daughter would cry every time we tried to take her to see Santa Clause so we gave up on it. Her older sister would tell her she was going to get more presents than her because she liked Santa,

Siblings.

Hmmmm... Satanists take their children to see Santa?
 
Clowns may be creepy to some kids, but my 4-year-old grandson went to the park recently and spent half the time dressed in a yellow rain slicker while holding a paper boat, just like Georgie in "It."
Seriously.
Too bad no one dressed like Pennywise made it to the park.
 
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