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Wrists and ankles were bound before she leaped off the high dive . . . .

Any chance this actually says "the whole DARND family"?

I think you're right.

That's my impression too. It's a joke because one member of the "family" is a monkey. My mistake: two monkeys

The title is a takeoff on the title of a 1905 silent comedy short, "The Whole Dam Family and the Family Dog" (sequel to another 1905 short, "I. B. Dam and the Dam Family"), which also supplied subject matter for a raft of comic picture postcards. Use of the word "damn" was considered very risque in polite circles then, and even spelling it without the final "n" could bring a frisson of titillation to sensitive auditors. Here is an example of a "Dam Family" postcard: www.slv.vic.gov.au/pcards/0/0/1/doc/pc001380.shtml Incidentally, "darnd" above is a misspelling. It should be "darned."

Unless their last name was Darnd.

That horse looks very unimpressed!

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Definite "Here we go again" look to him. At least the girls look happy.

Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Black & White Photos, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

That's sweet :P .

O.K. (Foto molto interessante, anche tutte le altre)

I don't know how staged the picture is but it is a lovely moment captured.

ooh, look at his cute little bag. i wonder what he has in it.

it looks like a binoculars carrying case

romanticoooo

Another photo of this woman:

"Woman sitting on bumper bar of
a car at Warwick Farm racecourse" by Tom Lennon