Probably an old picture. Now they have noserings and blue hair. 
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Just thoyght google would show an updated picture in the search.
2013 it looks like the last time a full group photo.
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Iām joking, Chad. 90% of the time Iām joking.
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Yeah probably, apparently thatās the way Iceland has gone
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I donāt know, I was joking I have no idea, never been to Iceland.
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Last night I had a dream even weirder than my usual, exactly the fifth or maybe sixth erotic dream Iāve had in all my life (they are so rare that I count them, yes). Other than the topic it wasnāt freaky, which I count as a bonus given the shĀ”t my brain has been throwing my way for the last four yearsā¦ and now Iām off to bed to sleep a hopefully dreamless night. Night night lovelies!
Also: your grandmaās grandma played the theremin better than you, so beat it
Alexandra Stepanoff plays the theremin live on NBC radio, 1930.
I wonder whatās that leather-like thing sheās wearing over the dressā¦ some kind of apron maybe? But why?
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Youāre obsessed with other peopleās grandmaās grandmas.
Fantastic.
I donāt think itās leather. Looks like satin to me, part of the dress.
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Not at all. Also, itās not my fault if your ancestor women were cooler than you.
And now Iām off to bed. Night night lovelies!
Also: your grand-grandmother once met Mickey Mouse in Disneyland and survived mostly unscathedā¦
Disneyland in the 1950sā¦ Letās say that it was early in the anthropomorphization process of Mickey, OK? (Not that the little piggy on the left couldnāt fuel a few nightmares on its own, tooā¦)
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Itās the killer rabbit she should watch out for. Also , that pig looks evil.
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the chipmunk has me worriedā¦ the way its looking at the lil girl.
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Mickey looks psychcotic - looks like he has spotted his next victim.
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or just took a hit of something
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Yeah, LCD probably, they were into that in @Yiole_Gionglaoās grandmotherās days.
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They probably were. My aim never was to be cool, it was to get some 
Call the cops! Thereās a weirdo in a cartoon costume and a child next to him.
Oh look, thereās a bunny looking at a woman. Call the cops!
Thereās a mouse with big eyes, call the cops!
You mean LSDā¦ call the cops!!
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So, more details hopefully later today, but itās confirmed the tumor was cancerous. And to top that, hes got an aneurysm in his stomach
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Jesus Geo! Hope and wish and pray that the next news are the best possible!! 
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I second that sentiment @Geo_Eclipse_Oksaras
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The discovery of three to four floors buried underground may sound like an incredible find, but in reality, it is the Porta Nigra, a remarkable Roman structure located in Trier, Germany. The Porta Nigra, meaning āBlack Gateā in Latin, is an ancient city gate that dates back to the 2nd century AD. It stands as one of the best-preserved examples of Roman architecture in the world and has long been a symbol of Trierās rich history. The gate, originally built as part of the cityās fortifications, was later used as a church and underwent various modifications over the centuries.
The structureās burial beneath the earth is due to changes in the surrounding landscape over time. As Trier expanded, the cityās ground level gradually rose, eventually covering parts of the gate. What remains visible today is only the upper portion of the Porta Nigra, while the lower floors were once hidden beneath layers of soil and sediment. Archaeological excavations have uncovered the full extent of the gateās construction, revealing the hidden floors that had been buried for centuries.
Today, the Porta Nigra stands proudly as a testament to Roman engineering and the city of Trierās historical significance. Visitors can explore its ancient walls and take in the views of the city from the top. The uncovering of the hidden floors only adds to the intrigue and historical importance of this magnificent structure, offering a glimpse into the past and the architectural prowess of the Roman Empire.
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