Caption This: Indian Encounter

Peter Tanshanomi

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Caption this publicity still for the 1913 silent movie, The Doctor’s Orders.

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Peter Tanshanomi

Peter Tanshanomi

Tanshanomi is Japanese [単車のみ] for “motorcycle(s) only.” Though primarily tasked with creating two-wheel oriented content for Hooniverse, Pete is a lover of all sorts of motorized vehicles.

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11 responses to “Caption This: Indian Encounter”

  1. Batshitbox Avatar
    Batshitbox

    I have some news for you, Ma’am… Twins!

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  2. Prince Halibrand Avatar
    Prince Halibrand

    When Grandma cautioned you about the perils of cottoning up to those bad-boy biker types, you never dreamed she was speaking from experience.

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  3. Wayne Moyer Avatar
    Wayne Moyer

    Of course I can’t ride these to Victory. These are Indians.

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  4. mdharrell Avatar
    mdharrell

    “Loud pipes save lives, sir.”
    “What was that? Speak up, youngster! Don’t you realize this is a silent picture?”
    “I said LOUD PIPES SAVE… um, good point. Never mind, sir.”

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  5. Alff Avatar
    Alff

    Get out of the way, squares.

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  6. spotarama Avatar
    spotarama

    i’m a doctor and I can tell you that flat caps don’t save lives

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  7. dukeisduke Avatar
    dukeisduke

    “Yes, doctor, I’m an organ donor. Why do you ask?”

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  8. theskitter Avatar
    theskitter

    Side saddle? Be serious.

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  9. Vairship Avatar
    Vairship

    “They darker than us!”

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    1. Wayne Moyer Avatar
      Wayne Moyer

      My favorite part of that scene is how Mel is talking Yiddish while pretending to be Native American.

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      1. Vairship Avatar
        Vairship

        I know, I was trying to find the entire quote but failed, and my Yiddish is a bit rusty…

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