Crazy 1800s Due To Hair

This is a pun, playing on the similar sounds of 'hair' and 'Harriet'. The punchline 'Hairriet Tubman' is a humorous twist on the name of the famous historical figure Harriet Tubman, creating a silly reason why the 1800s might have been considered 'crazy'. The follow-up is a meta comment on the joke's category, referencing the number 69, which adds a bit of immature humor.

• 1800s
• Hair
• Number
• Name
• History
• Crazy

• I know Marie Antoinette jokes aren't funny, but they're nothing to lose your head over.
• Is your hairline a time traveler, because it went way back?
• What came before the dinosaurs? Your hairline, because it's so far back!
• Why are there more female history teachers than male? Because women like to bring up the past.