People have always been weird!
These vintage cards from 1910 illustrate a German phrase: “Jemandem Hörner aufsetzen” (Someone alia put on horns). That means cheat your spouse or lover.
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“When you’re as lovely as you, your husband brings you easy to horns.” That said: You’re so ugly, no wonder your husband is cheating on you. |
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“Oh No, is there something like that, no! My old wife has now put me a few horns.” That means: How can it be that my ugly old woman has found someone to cheat me. |
That implies betraying your partner or lover.
ReplyDeleteExploring "Strange German New Year’s Postcards, circa 1910" reveals fascinating cultural insights and whimsical art that captures the unique spirit of the era. Just like in the Monkey Mart game, where players manage a quirky shop filled with delightful surprises, these postcards offer intriguing glimpses into history and creativity. Both showcase how playful imagination can thrive, whether through vintage art or modern gaming.
ReplyDeleteWow, what an interesting dive into vintage German New Year's postcards! While reading, I couldn’t help but wonder how creativity has evolved—from quirky postcards to online games like Slope Game, where balancing on slopes keeps you on the edge. This article makes me appreciate how cultural fun has transformed over time. Thanks for the nostalgic tour!
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