40 Moments In Time That Were Hyped Back In The Day But Aged Oddly

Like the face hidden by what looks like bandages.

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I’m gonna bet on no.

it's weird that the police tried to dress him.

and america

Before that they'd just straight up execute you on the spot.

It's often used for both meanings. Literally it just means Remember Death.

God forbid language use evolves.

Actually, it directly translates as remember your mortality and is supposed to inspire you to live a full life of meaning to you.

No, it's not. However, it was common during the victorian Era for people to own "memento mori" items, often jewellery and photography, it served as a reminder of their loved ones, and also a reminder to enjoy life to the fullest and remember that someday, death comes for us all.

“Memento mori” calls on people to reflect on their own mortality and the finality of life.

man you should feel silly now that you realize that one word has muti meanings in many languages, Like for us Japanese it means "Memory of death" , but If you want to be Technical then yeah it means "remember your mortal" ........BUT Im assuming you're talking about the LATIN FORM meaning "Remember you must die" {not you will die} "MORI" is a Latin word that means "to die" or "to conquer", and "MEMENTO" literally means "to remember.", Basically it means REMEMBER "there" DEATH...... Only you said its for *MEMORIAL* Like no one elsesaid or even thought that, not even the title .... ONLY YOU

It may be helpful here to know the history: https://dailystoic.com/history-of-memento-mori/

No it does not. It means a memento of someone's death, to reflect on lives still left to live. Memorial is more general, but you're being a pedantic twit.

I thought MM photos included actual dead bodies.

Love learning new words and terms!

It's also a fantastic track by Lamb of God.

The term is used for a lot of morbid interests. My house is largely decorated in things like skulls, etc., because it amuses us and out friends. My front door decoration is a three foot tall skeleton with the little skeleton of his child who is holding a triceratops skeleton. They’re connected with zip ties to keep them together and I decorate them by the seasons. Currently, they’re stuck full of red white and blue flowers.

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I've heard it so many times because of the now defunct YouTube channel Unus Annus, but I never knew it's meaning. It could be used for both

It's also an offering in the game Dead by Daylight

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It's really sad that boy is so little and he's standing so far from mom and not touching her. His dad just died. There he is- a little soldier instead of a little boy who needs his momma's hand. Sad statement of how we viewed children at the time.

Absolutely.

Yes, so don't spam them.

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Nice looking lads!

Most people dont know Monty Python so for them this is WEIRD. For the rest of us, this is funny as hell!

The real question here is did it age well? What do you think, if it's a little less humorous on it now? If you know this is really what the realist of Monty Pythons, then I'd like to know what you think about it today.

The Spanish Inquisition!

AmongUs RP from the 1970s.

The photo is genuinely weird if one doesn't know the context.

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Wonder how often the budgie splattered some graphics on her clothing.