Found Objects has unearthed the 1965 book The Recently Deflowered Girl — illustrated by Edward Gorey and ostensibly written by "Hyacinthe Phypps" — an etiquette book parody that instructs young ladies on what to say after losing their virginity. A variety of common first time scenarios are covered, including deflowerment by a mustachioed marimba player, a famous crooner, and the ghost of Rudolph Valentino at a seance. The book is out of print, but fortunately every page has been scanned, so it can continue to "serve the current generation of young ladies as it served their mothers." [Found Objects]

Mister Rogers Puts In The Wrong Tape [Funny Or Die]