AFP Hall Of Fame
Hosed
“This is my Dad spraying my sister while my cousins and sisters play in the pool.”
(submitted by Skyla)
Who Brought This Guy?
“This is my parents and me at the wedding of one of their friends.”
(submitted by AJ)
The Cup
“1975. Little league. In the middle of a game, the league photographer showed up to snap our team photograph. That inning, I had been playing catcher and was wearing all of the catcher’s gear– chest protector, face mask, helmet, shin guards and of course, the team cup which I wore over the uniform. I forgot to remove something before the photograph was snapped and to this day, I believe the photographer got a helluva good laugh out of it.”
(submitted by Bob)
The Missing S
“This photo was taken right after we had finished hair and makeup for my sister (the bride) and the bridesmaids (myself and my sisters and the bride’s best friend). Her wedding took place in an old fire station in Springfield, MO, and there was a bunch of cool antique paintings on the brick wall inside. This particular wall actually says “SHOES,” but when the photos came out and we posted them online, we finally realized what a grave mistake we had made. Whoops.”
(submitted by Victoria)
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Shrooming
“This is hanging in my cousin’s house. They hired a new family photographer that year who thought this was a great idea.”
(submitted by Joanna)
The Cat’s Pajamas
“We just got married, and had no kids or pets yet… just this cat skeleton, “Bones”. We decided to take him with us to our first family portrait. He was later sold on eBay to a theater company who used him as a prop in a play.”
(submitted by Courtney)
Renaissance Regrets
“I lived in Luxembourg as a kid so my family did a lot of traveling in the five years we lived there. In looking through the pictures, it was obvious that my siblings and I were not happy campers on this trip to Italy as we all refused to smile in every picture. I’m sure my Dad thought it was hilarious to have his eight-year-old daughter pose in front of a fat naked man sitting on a turtle.
The statue is ‘The Fountain of Bacchus’, sculpted in 1560 by Valerio Cioli. He used Duke Cosimo I’s court dwarf as the model for Bacchus. If you want to see the statue today, or take your own picture with it, it’s at the Boboli Gardens in Florence, Italy.”
(submitted by Shelly)
Sticker Shock
“‘It was here a minute ago!’ My kid searching for his lost lollipop.”
(submitted by Mitch)
