170 Entries Tagged “Old-Timey”

Funny People

131. One-Man Bands

See also Old-Timey, Singers.

Added by Ryan on April 9, 2008| 1 Comment | You Like This |

Funny Things to Do

132. Pulling a Tooth by Slamming a Door

See also Old-Timey.

Added by Ryan on April 7, 2008| 1 Comment | You Like This |

Funny Foods

133. Punch and Pie

Gee whiz, what a treat! See also Old-Timey.

Added by Frank on March 16, 2008| 1 Comment | You Like This |

Funny Clothes

134. Sock Suspenders Shop

Because any woman will tell you there’s nothing sexier than a man with his socks pulled up and his shirt tucked in. See also Old-Timey.

Added by Tim on March 13, 2008| 3 Comments | You Like This |

Funny Things to Do

135. Baking a File Into a Cake

Classic plan for springing your man from the clink. See also Crime, Jail, Old-Timey.

Added by Tyler on March 1, 2008| Comment | You Like This |

Funny Names

136. Eustace Tilley

The name of the monocoled dandy associated with The New Yorker. See also Cartoons, Old-Timey.

Added by Ryan on January 29, 2008| Comment | You Like This |

Funny Clothes

137. Half-Tuxedo, Half-Dress

See also Old-Timey.

Added by Anthony on January 2, 2008| 1 Comment | You Like This |

Funny Conveyances

138. Railroad Handcars

Per Wikipedia, " a recurring plot device of twentieth century filmic comedy." See also Old-Timey.

Added by Tyler on December 23, 2007| 1 Comment | You Like This |

Funny Things to Do

139. Treating Black Eyes With Raw Steaks

See also Old-Timey.

Added by Tyler on December 11, 2007| Comment | You Like This |

Funny Animals

140. A Dog Running Out of a Butcher Shop With a String of Sausages in Its Mouth

Preferably a scrappy little scamp who could be called Rags and a red-faced butcher running after him with an apron and big red cheeks looking like he's about to pop an embolism. See also Old-Timey, Pets.

Added by a Guest on December 5, 2007| 8 Comments | You Like This |

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