“So I was on the toilet at a children’s hospital, when I looked up to see this on the wall.”

(via source)

“I recently got ordained and officiated my first wedding. I chose to fix my glasses at the wrong time.”

(via source)

“The day my Dad proposed to my Mom, 1984.”

(via source)

“My aunt and uncle were crowned ‘golden couple’ at our local fair for being the longest-married couple at 72 years. Our local paper did a fantastic arrangement for the honor.”

(via source)

“My daughter is so considerate.”

(via source)

“I found an old pic of me and my family when I was in high school. I was such a ray of sunshine.”

(via source)

Via our friends at Mashable and their Retronaut collection, a gallery of Victorian-era “head shots.” Robert E. Jackson, a curator of vintage snapshots who purchased this gallery from eBay and other sources, says the photos offer a weird and hilarious look at 19th and 20th century photo manipulation.

“Sometimes a photo exists simply to provide a smile or a laugh, without any hidden agenda or messages,” says Jackson, who owns nearly 12,000 images in his vintage photography collection. “They might say more about the technical abilities of the photographer than the subjects themselves.”

Proof that ever since cameras were invented, people have found ways to have fun with them.

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“My friend’s Dad attempted to limit the cats in his house, but couldn’t remember their names.”

(via source)

“My friends just took their engagement photos. This one is my favorite.”

(via source)

“I also attempted sports at age twelve.”

(via source)