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The strange helmet with glowing "horns" is from the Boris Karloff movie "The Devils Commands" from 1941
Karloff tries to communicate with the dead, using his daugther (your picture) and several dead bodies in similar helmets.
K.
The kids in the picture with their head down are playing a game. If you look closely you can see a number of the children have their thumbs up. It part of a class room game in which a group of children are chosen (usually seven)then the rest of the class places their heads down and thumbs out. The group of previously chosen children then go and each selected a classmate by pushing their thumb down. When finished, the entire class puts their heads back up and the children chosen to be it have one guess to figure out who chose them. If right the take that person place, if wrong the person remains for the next round.
"Heads up 7up" anyone?
On the Lemon Battery pic I love how the handles on the side cutters are "wrapped". It just that additional "touch of class" that makes these pics great!
Glad to see you're still coming up with great stuff, Avi.
Have to say, nuff respect to people who manage to transport a sofa on a bike and so on - that's ingenuity.
Also on the motorised bathtub pic - a recent item on http://theworstofperth.com/ noted that there are AT LEAST two people driving around one Australian town in baths, if not more.
I'd love a motorised bath, unfortunately the authorities in the uk are way too square to cope with it. Have really enjoyed these photo sets, so funny :)
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