who are these people and what's with the 1920s speech bubbles
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This meme image features Margaret Dumont and Groucho Marx. It's a still image from one of the Marx Brothers movies of the 1930s.
funnily enough, there actually is a species of locust that used to swarm over a large part of the US, but which a bit over a century or so went extinct.
Doesn't that line up roughly with the dust bowls?
the wiki article on the species Im thinking of (rocky mountain locust) suggests that one possible explanation for their extinction is their eggs being destroyed when people started plowing and farming the area they would breed in, so It might line up due to having the same general cause.
Cicadas still exist.
Well now I need to go watch Duck Soup.
I was so happy to see this meme format.
What's a matter for you?
I love it, but I haven't gone back to watch it since 2016 because it felt a bit too much like current events played for laughs.
Reminds me of when Trump tweeted that "My daughter, Ivanka, just arrived in South Korea. We cannot have a better, or smarter, person representing out country." and someone responded "Why not?"
Found it:
Banger of a classic