A Humorous Look at How 'Normal' Human Behavior Has Changed Throughout History
This cartoon by John Atkinson, titled 'The Old Normal,' provides a satirical perspective on how societal norms have shifted over thousands of years. By highlighting specific historical practices—such as shaving eyebrows in 1000 BC, using pottery shards for hygiene in 500 BC, and smoking in hospitals during the 20th century—the comic suggests that what we consider 'normal' is often arbitrary and subject to change. The illustration serves as a reminder that every era has its own peculiar customs that might seem bizarre to future generations, helping to put modern-day eccentricities into a broader historical context.



we need a new chart but the twist it's 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 and 3 just for 2020 to 2024
using the remains of dead people or pets in jewelry is common even today.
Roasted Brussels sprouts are delicious
Brussel sprouts are infact evil
Shaving off your eyebrows when your cat dies seems very reasonable
Your shoes should be at least two feet long, combined.
In the 21st century, it was normal to have tampons in the man's bathrooms.
Pretty sure the Brussel sprout thing is still real
Every time I eat Brussels sprouts you can hear those very spirits leave my body afterwards
But evil spirits do live in Brussels sprouts.