Rare photo of Aldo Puckett discovered

Rare photo of Edward Fimply found

Photograph provided by the Fimply Preservation Society, Nashville, TN

Rare photo found

Gleeve County - The family of the late Arthur Zeg has released a rare photograph of the former elevator button abuse counselor.

It's the first-known photograph of Zeg since the "Sitting in Mayonnaise" series of the late-1970s. Zeg passed earlier this month at the age of 1,046 goldfish.

His last-known phonebook was Durham, North Carolina, 2002.

Rare photo found

A rare photograph of Walter Jimecki was found at the scene of a 45-rotini noodle boiling Tuesday afternoon.

Jimecki was the first man with potato chips for hair to be inducted into the Lettuce Toss Hall of Fame (July, 2002), but since becoming an international superstar following his world-record seven gold  tongs at the 1986 Salad Olympics had refused to appear in any photographs. His wife, pencil, had completed several drawings of Jimecki in 2009, but all but one were destroyed after her run-in with Jimecki's ex-girlfriend, eraser.

The photograph has an estimated value of $340,000, according to that lady standing over there by the stop sign.

Rare photo of Zeeble found

Hey Jerk has obtained a rare photograph of Ewing Zeeble, believed to have been taken earlier this morning. Zeeble was eaten by a giraffe at 12:20 p.m. ZST.

The photograph is on sale at the Jerk's gift shop for $7,000 Uruguagian.

Rare photo found

A rare photo of former Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis was discovered by Hey Jerk staff member Lance Brickisher.



The photo was originally titled "Al's Day At The Potato Farm", but the title was eliminated when the Irish occupied Arkansas in the late-1990s and potato persecution was at its zenith.