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“Oddly Terrifying”: 50 Times People Spotted Creepy Things And Just Had To Share Them (New Pics)
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Even though we are way past Halloween and should be focused on all that Christmas cheer, it’s hard to avoid having some chills going down our spines every now and then. And no, not because of the cold winter nights crawling on us, we mean real creepy stuff.
The internet is famous for its random and disturbing content, so we cannot help but spread the most interesting bits we find! So let’s plunge into the subreddit r/oddlyterrifying, a place that, as you might have guessed, is dedicated to sharing strangely terrifying images. It has 2.5M members, which isn’t that surprising considering the pictures there are weirdly enticing to look at.
Scroll down through the newest stack of tingly scenes and don’t forget to check out our previous posts here, here and here.
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#1
Hate Waking Up To This
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#2
The More I Learn About Mushrooms The Less Comfortable I Am With The Idea Of Mushrooms
#3
A Screaming Dead Sun
Glancing at these images, we experience a paradox. It’s terrifying to look at them, however, it’s also hard to look away. To find out what fascinates people about the unsettling photos, Bored Panda spoke with Francis McAndrew, Cornelia H. Dudley Professor of Psychology at Knox College and Coltan Scrivner, behavioral scientist and expert on the science of horror and morbid curiosity.
#4
A Schizophrenic Patient’s Last Drawing Before Suicide
Llama_flower93 2 years ago
This reminds me of something I drew when I wanted to take my life. It's interesting how human's artistic interpretation of a feeling can be the same. It kind of proves that it's a similar feeling. And reminds me that others have felt what I have felt.
Old Roadie 2 years ago
You're still here... you have extraordinary spirit, a profound and stubborn courage. Well done, friend.
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Old Roadie 2 years ago
Someone told me it's like a dozen of the most evil, perverted, maniacal people chained to you. Trying to kill you and everything you love. Sometimes there is a kind or funny voice and the evil ones torture and kill it. No respite. No peace. And their disorder was only voices, not the technicolor visual hallucinations.
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Disgruntled Pelican 2 years ago
I was thinking the same thing. This drawing is how I feel when my depression gets REALLY bad...like yesterday.
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Tishia partchey 2 years ago
I assume it was. You don't usually contemplate suicide unless it's really bad. It encumpasses the general look of my pain and I've often thought about it. Add in not knowing what is real? Not being able to trust your mind? It sucks and I can trust my mind most days
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patricia patricia 2 years ago
If the voices inside his/her head looked like this, it's no surprise he decided to end his life. This is terrifying, and it's inside your brain so you cannot escape. Poor people! I really hope somebody finds a real cure for this nightmare.
Old Roadie 2 years ago
Invega Sustenna has been a real asset in the fight against schizophrenia. It's > $1,000 USD per injection, monthly. Most cannot afford it.
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Aishling 2 years ago
Poor person was in fact a very talented artist, aside from the fact that this must have been complete torture for them
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Kate Jones 2 years ago
While I'm sad for this person's torment, I'm oddly fascinated by this type of art. There's an entire series on schizophrenic art done by people in the height of an episode. I find it so much more fascinating than the artwork at NOMA. My favorite artist is a gentleman named Flavio Zarck from San Juan and he does lots of dark/demon sculptures using scrap metal. They're beautiful in their strangeness.
Nathando 2 years ago
One of my friends got that also. Once explained to me what she 'sees'... I don't blame them if they are frightened or something. I hope those people who have it are getting understood. It's not just something stupid...
Old Roadie 2 years ago
One Missouri doctor does not believe it exists... and he's head of a psych ward. Torments his patients with his arrogant, ignorant lectures. Lousy piece of jetsam. It's no wonder suicide rates are skyrocketing.
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Abigail Zelenak 2 years ago
Sometimes I thought it would be cool to see things that aren’t there. But once I learned you can’t choose what you see, I abandoned that thought. Imagine your reality is seeing terrifying things no one else can see. No wonder the poor person took their life.
Otaku Oatcakes 2 years ago
it must feel terrible because you cannot get away from them because they are in your head...
Injun Joe 2 years ago
I wrote a song long ago named Silent Screams. About pain, loss, depression... this picture is what I felt when I wrote it. When I played it for my cousin, he felt it. That was the last time I played it and threw it away. He was moved to tears and said that nobody should experience what I went through to write it. After that, I started writing positive songs.
Bitz_Please! 2 years ago
That's an absolutely haunting image with such a sad backstory...as far as we know.
Riley Quinn 2 years ago
The anguish of being trapped in a broken mind. Many will identify with this agony.
Carol A. Rosenzweig 2 years ago
When my depression was at it’s worse, I felt like this drawing. Luckily, I was never suicidal.
Debra Newell 2 years ago
Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem. So talented. But so sad.
Old Roadie 2 years ago
Schizophrenics hear terrible, mean voices that no one else can hear. Sometimes, those voices come with visual hallucinations. It's terrifying. Like having a dozen evil people chained to you, screaming at you, laughing at you. Sometimes medication can help ease the anxiety, but there is no cure. Yet.
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Huddo's sister 2 years ago
When I was in year 11 our psychology class visited an art gallery where all the artists had mental health conditions. Some amazing works there, but some were so haunting. The ones by people with schizophrenia and post natal depression left the biggest impression on me.
Old Roadie 2 years ago
How was your day? Hope you're in a good place now, with a measure of peace.
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Jeff Diamond 2 years ago
I'm a horror writer, and this is one of the scariest things I've ever seen.
Marina Fournier 2 years ago
There is a young man who roams our neighborhood at all hours. He has PTSD from when his mother and sister Annie died in the fire that destroyed their home, when he was a child. He has Tourette’s—if he’s not screaming their names, he’s cussing a blue streak. He may have schizophrenia, but I don’t think he’s on meds. He does have a home—but the drawing is a visual of his audio. We called him the screamer until we learned of his story. Now he’s Anthony.
George Crowley 2 years ago
The drawing alone is so emotional. Add the description, and the heart just breaks.
Old Roadie 2 years ago
Schizophrenia... it's more than sketchy. It's like having a dozen evil, cursed people screaming at and belittling you, trying to end you and everyone you love.
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JayhawkJoey 2 years ago
This is so sad, I'm crying. I lost a friend with schizophrenia to suicide. It's a horrible way to live. I'm haunted by this drawing.
L hill 2 years ago (edited)
I painted people that died before my 4th attempt. 15 years on my meds and i now have 3 beautiful children.
Old Roadie 2 years ago
Hope you're thriving and finding joy in every day!
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EvilLeftWingSheeple 2 years ago
Painful. Trapped in a broken mind and the soul is screaming to get out.
I. P. Freely 2 years ago
If you guys want to know more about this go check out Stalaggh. The artist has been involved in this pretty cool and pretty scary project
Vendetta Knight 2 years ago
I see a lot of these Schizo/Depression art and find it truly haunting yet fascinating.
Suzy Creamcheese 2 years ago
In times past, schizophrenics were believed to be possessed by demons. This is why.
Wednesday 2 years ago
There's a theory that schizophrenia is real, as in they really are hearing the voices of passed persons, spirits, and other things best not directly mentioned. And because they are told that they are crazy they listen to these voices. Should they be told that yes, these things are very real, do not listen to about one of them that attempts either flattery or threats, only that singular, small voice that tells the truth, they'd fare much better...
Hyde and Seek 2 years ago (edited)
Do you have any links to papers on that subject? it sounds fascinating!
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ERpaton 2 years ago
If they were a patient, they would have been receiving treatment. The medication used (especially higher doses in a clinical setting) causes extreme fatigue, sedation, and 'brain fog'. Not to mention the physical side effects of the medication, like shaking and spasms. They wouldn't be capable of drawing this. Schizophrenia is often sensationalised, people don't seem to understand what the symptoms actually are. Visual hallucinations are incredibly rare - people seeing clear entities are in the minority. This might be something that a person with rapid cycle hyper-depression would draw, but it's highly unlikely that anyone with a debilitating mental illness would be functional enough to produce this drawing. I've seen a huge amount of pictures done by both kids and adults suffering from trauma and/or mental illness, and there is a stark difference.
2 years ago
I don’t think this would be “cool” for the poor human who drew this. They were suffering and took their own life
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#5
Instead Of Carving The Jack-O-Lantern Myself This Year
I poked a bunch of small holes in a pumpkin and stuffed the holes with peanut butter. I then let the squirrels go at it for two days. The result is something truly disturbingly.
#6
Just A Little Reddit Before Bed
Prof. McAndrew told that there are different types of creepiness, but they all have one thing in common: ambiguity. "In its most extreme form, it is about the uncertainty of threat or danger. We can get creeped out by a spooky place because it is uncertain if the place contains hidden things like predators, ghosts, or badly intentioned people who mean to do us harm. Similarly, we can be creeped out by a person who is behaving strangely and not obeying the usual rules for interacting with a stranger. Our uncertainty about whether the person is dangerous or just awkward leaves us wallowing in discomfort and feeling 'creeped out.'
Sometimes, we can get creeped out by things that we know are not dangerous, but they still make us uncomfortable because we do not know how to categorize them or react to them. For example, dolls or robots that are too lifelike trigger responses that we would make to an actual human being, but the fact that we know they are not human creates an uncomfortable tension that we need to resolve. We do not like uncertainty."
#7
These Bathroom Tiles
#8
If We Drew Modern Animals The Way We Draw Dinosaurs, Based On Bones Alone
MarcyParlomerNerdGirlsRock 2 years ago
For all I know, Dinos could be fluffy big birds with rainbow feathers and Christmas sweaters.
#9
Seems Like A Stone Giant Is Waking Up
C. Scrivner explains creepiness as the feeling that something might be dangerous. “When we are sure we are facing something dangerous, we feel afraid. When we are facing something that is more ambiguous, we feel creeped out.”
People are attracted to learning about danger, particularly when they can safely learn about danger (in this case, looking at these oddly terrifying images). C. Scrivener explained that things that are unsettling are creepy, which means we aren't sure if they're dangerous or not. “This uncertain danger is particularly attractive for our minds. We want to learn more about the unsettling thing so that we can know if it's dangerous or not.”
#10
Signature Evolution In Alzheimer’s Disease
Sonia Ward 2 years ago
My mum has alzheimers. Her writing is still fine but she used to be an English teacher and every time I see her spelling, crossing outs and grammar it breaks my heart. This is one of the very small ways the disease has effected her. She is now delusional and paranoid most of the time; nearly always terrified and anxious.
#11
A Sweet Potato Dug Up From A Garden
C. Scrivener continued: “Creepiness differs a bit from individual to individual, just like fears. However, just like there are some things that are more likely to be feared (e.g. heights, snakes), there are probably some things that are more likely to be creepy. Things that have both elements of danger and safety might be more likely to be creepy, like a life-like doll or an abandoned house. Dolls are cute and safe, but maybe not if they're alive. Houses are places of refuge, but maybe not if they're abandoned.”
#13
Appears I Had A Visitor While Working Alone In A Large Abandoned Basement…
JoJo Anisko 2 years ago
I hope it's just the lighting that makes it look like bloody footprints.
#14
Why Even Need This Is What Scares Me
#15
The View From My Grandmothers Sun Room…
#16
Lake Mead 1983 vs. 2021
According to prof. McAndrew, things that are novel or strange automatically attract our attention. "For good evolutionary reasons, we need to figure out new things we encounter in case they are a threat to us or possibly a good thing that we can take advantage of. That is why we can't look away until we have figured them out."
"Some people are more comfortable with uncertainty and ambiguity than others, and the people who are least comfortable with it are the people who will be most easily creeped out."
#17
Mother Centipede Cradling Her Children
#18
A 4-Year-Old Boy Named Bobby Dunbar Disappeared While On A Trip With His Family
8 months later, they found him and reunited him with his family, and they lived out the rest of their lives together. Nearly 100 years later, DNA evidence proved that the boy they rescued was not Bobby Dunbar.
What changes in us when we are creeped out? According to C. Scrivener, feeling creeped out has similar effects to anxiety. “Our mind prepares the senses for information gathering and we are more on alert than usual. This helps us efficiently learn about the potential danger. In the case of images, there is no actual danger. There are likely no long-term negative effects of viewing unsettling images.”
Prof. McAndrew added that they raise our arousal levels and focus our attention. "They create an uncomfortable emotion that will keep us motivated to keep processing information about the images until we resolve them, much the same way hunger or thirst (unpleasant feelings) motivate us to engage in behaviors (eating and drinking) that will eradicate the feeling."
#20
An AI's Interpretation Of The Word "Religion"
#21
Meanwhile, In Australia
#22
Civilians Taking Care Of Zoo Animals In Their Own Homes During Wwii
#23
Lighthouse By The Coast Of Iceland
Arabiata Arabiata 2 years ago
How does the keeper go up there? I see no stairs or cableway there.
#24
This Is Point Nemo, The Spot Farthest Away From Any Land In The World. You Are Closer To Astronauts Aboard The Iss Than Humanity
Sergy Yeltsen 2 years ago
If only you could get some solid land (volcanic island?), internet and food delivery there, I'd move in a heartbeat.
#25
Woman’s Neighbor Sprays Raid, Peeks Through The Slits In The Fence…
#26
Walking Home 4 Miles In Abandoned Railroad Tracks
No other way to get home unless I want to walk through gang run drug areas. that's the scary part, this is safer.
Yayheterogeneity 2 years ago
So sorry, you have to deal with that and have no safer way to get home.
#27
Antheraea Polyphemus... Basically A Tarantula With Wings
#28
A Disease That Has No Cure
#29
Imagine Going To Explore Your Ski Resort On Holiday And Running Into This
Powerful Katrinka 2 years ago
My family owns a ski area in Colorado, and we have quite a few signs like this. People stop, read it, and duck under the ropes anyway. Then my brother and his crew find the bodies when the snow melts.
#30
My Spine. I Went In For Surgery At 5'10", Came Out 6'2", I'm Supposed To Be 6'7"
#31
Bugs Escaping From A Flood
#32
A Three-Legged Dog Licking Its Back
#33
Every Single Frog Is Looking Eerily In The Same Direction
#34
Known Locations Of Bodies On Mt. Everest
#36
Stevn King In The 70's vs. Steven King In His 70's
#37
Remindes Me Of Attack On Titan
#38
This Amazon Warehouse In Tijuana, Mexico
#39
This Is The Last Source Of Light For 600 Miles
#40
This Past Thursday Marked The 13th Anniversary Of John Jones Death In Nutty Putty Cave
Jones found himself in a situation no man could help him and after being stuck upside down for 26 hours he died of cardiac arrest while his wife and daughter stood hundreds of feet above.
And i was like WTF!! 2 years ago
I understand curiosity, but what makes you go like "Hmmm i think i will go in this narrow cannal in this part that is not explored where i can barely squeesse and pass, that seems like a smart idea"
#41
Inside A Hong Kong Coffin Home
#42
And They Were Never Seen Again
#43
Ponte City Apartments In Johannesburg, South Africa. The Tallest Residential Building On The African Continent
#44
My Wife Found This Trail-Cam Pointed At The Back Door Of The Restaurant She Manages
#45
This Warning Sign
#46
We Hired A Chimney Specialist Today And They Found This. They Said “Well, This Is A First”
#47
My Father In Their Home Right Now During Ian
Groundcontroltomajortom 2 years ago
I didn't even see the water till I read the comments, just thought it was a really tall guy standing in a really messy room lol
#48
My Friend Went Into A Fugue State And Wandered Into The Countryside At 3am
Phoned me at around 5am explaining that he had no idea where he was, soaking wet to the bone and covered in cuts, bruises and this bite(?)
#49
This Statue Of The Devil Defeating The Archangel Michael On Top Of A Tomb That Is Caged Off
#50
Chinese Ghost City. Huge Skyscraper Areas That No One Lives In
Firstname Lastname 2 years ago
Copied from Reddit, because this is important: "I hate to break everyones party here. But this area is called: Meixi Lake park right outside Changsha. This picture was from 2015 when these buildings were new. This area is populated with its own metro system and a new mall. Type the area on youtube and you can see multiple videos of the area to get a gauge on how many people have since moved in and live there. HERe https://youtu.be/YPvjPllLp5o"
#51
Joe Metheny, The Killer Who Made His Victims Into Burgers – And Sold Them To Unsuspecting Customers
#52
A Large Snapping Turtle Surfaces Next To A Fishing Boat While They Were Checking Their Traps
#53
These Scenes From The Kids Show Courage The Cowardly Dog
Katie Lutesinger 2 years ago
Looks like the title should have been the Justifiably Terrified Dog.
#55
2000 Years Old Green Serpentine Stone Mask Found At The Base Of Pyramid Of The Sun, Teotihuacán, Mexico
#56
Imagine The Consequences Of Not Noticing These
#57
Skull Looking Rock In The Middle Of The Forest
#58
Extracted Tooth With Intact Nerve Root
#59
Do An Oil Change, They Said, Ignore The Mess, They Said
#60
This Abandoned Traffic Jam In Sweden. What Gives?
#61
Thats Are Pics From My Job On A 2000ft Tall Radio Tower, Working For Maintenance, The Views Are Incredible
#62
And You Think Having A Popcorn Kernel Stuck Is Bad
#63
Found These Two Items On The Sidewalk Outside My House
#64
Nurses Standing With Mentally Ill Patients Wrapped In Wet Linens. Thought To Be Calming For Them
#65
I'm Literally Speechless With This... (What Kind Of Creature Is This?)
#66
My Tooth Has Really Long Roots
#67
People Born With Anonychia Do Not Have Fingernails And Cannot Grow Them
#68
This Terrifies The Shit Out Of Me, One Big Wave And Bang, Gone
Saint Thomas 2 years ago
If climate change continue to go the way it is, some scientists predict that the Maldives are going to be history in about 30 years. Other give them a bit longer (until 2100).
#69
One Of Three Fake Heads Used As Decoys During A 1962 Escape Of 3 Prisoners From Alcatraz. They Were Made With Soap, Toilet Paper, Toothpaste, And Concrete Dust
#70
A Ww2 Bunker
#71
World Cup Mascot, La'eeb, On A TV Show In Brazil
#72
My Shot Of A Close Up Of A Longhorn Beetle From A Different Angle
#73
My 6yr Old Self At The Foot Of The World Trade Center(1992)
#74
Anyone Else Remember That Episode Of The Magic School Bus Where They Got Turned Into Salmon
#75
The Last Image Of Andrew Mcauley, An Avid Sea Kayaker Who Remains Missing At Sea
In January of 2007, Andrew attempted to cross the Tasman Sea in a one man kayak. The following month, his partially capsized kayak was found 56km short of his destination at Milford Sound
#76
Loads Of Fingernail Marks On The Chair At My Dentist
#77
I Was Walking In The Forest And Noticed That Some Plastic Was Sticking Out From Under A Rock. I Find It A Bit Eerie Since I Still Was On My Dad’s Property
#78
The Last Known Photo Of English Singer And Joy Division Front Man Ian Curtis Before His Suicide
(1980). This photo was taken for a passport that Ian would use for his band’s first North American tour. He died the night before they were due to leave.
#79
Body Sized Shallow Hole/Grave Behind My New House
#80
Certainly Made Me Uncomfortable
Leoninus Fate 2 years ago
"Ah I Remember when they first invented Chocolate..... I ALWAYS HATED IT!"
#81
India's Sacred Blue Cow, The Nilgai, Also Introduced To Texas Where It Is Now Feral
#82
I Don’t Know Why This Scares Me- Die Of Thirst Or Get Arrested By Border Control
#83
You Don't Have To Tell Me
#84
Parasite-Like Fungi Growth In My Room
#85
Jeff Bezos + Elon Musk + Mark Zuckerberg + Bill Gates = Jefflon Zuckergates
Andreas Prince 2 years ago
"The Satan has no talons, horns or a long tail. It is not a red giant but a normal human sized entity that wears a perfectly clean black suit and sports the most convincing corporation smile one can imagine."
#86
So I’ve Always Wondered This, Why Does It Look Like There’s A Person Standing Next To The Elephants Foot In Chernobyl In This Picture?
#87
This Person's View Ruined By The Flooding Caused By Hurricane Ian
#88
My School Has A Doll Of A Student Who Died A While Ago Displayed In The Office (Sorry For Bad Pic I Was In A Hurry)
#89
Man Wants Sex Maid In Exchange For Free Rent
#90
Nothing Scary Here
Lakota Wolf 2 years ago
It's a ship. It's the sunken USS Saratoga. That's the anchor chain hole.
#91
After Rushed And Violent Bout Of Diarrhoea You Are Presented With The Option To Wipe Or Not To Wipe
MarcyParlomerNerdGirlsRock 2 years ago
No, to freak out or not to freak out… Hark, what flamethrower through yonder window breaks?
#92
Found This Behind A Piece Of Furniture In Our Bathroom
#94
This Is How Curses Start, Right?
Katie Lutesinger 2 years ago
When I die I want my ashes to be turned into a diamond! Then I will be set into a ring or a locket and be a precious family heirloom handed down through the generations until someone sells me for booze money.
#95
In 1783 Bengal, A Boy Was Born With Two Heads And The Second Head Was Upside Down With The Neck Pointed Straight Up
The second head had a fully functional brain and whispered random stuffs to the other brain. When the Boy slept, the seconda head would often be observed alert and awake, eyes darting about. When the main head was fed, the second head would produce saliva. Terrified parents tried to get rid of the baby by throwing him into a fire but he survived to d*e at the age of four from a cobra bite.
Alex Kaufman 2 years ago
This is a myth. The story pops up in various places under slightly different circumstances but it isn't true. Google two heads myth.
#96
Well I Went To Feed My Child To Sleep And Forgot I Put This On The Door Earlier It’s A Pennywise Sticker And Looked Over In The Pitch Dark And Jumped
#97
Before And After Pic Of Brazilian Amateur Bodybuilder Romario Dos Santos Who Regularly Injected His Arms With Synthol, An Oil Injection Used To Expand The Tissue In Muscles. Over A Short Period Of Time, Dos Santos’ Appearance Changed Drastically
#98
The Little Bugs In "Pacific Rim" Aren't Cgi But These Well-Crafted Animatronics
#100
The Skull Of Mary Magdalene In St Maximin Basilica In France
#101
Imagine This, But With Absolute Silence. No Chatter. Just Idle People
#102
Could You Imagine Getting Shanked By This?!
#103
This Is How The Original Yoda Puppet Used In The Empire Strikes Back Looks Now
#104
There’s A Building In My City That Has No Windows
Firstname Lastname 2 years ago
Apparently it is the Historical Archives building and this is to keep humidity in check. (Thank you Reddit.) But can't we at least decorate the slab with a mural or something?
#105
Company Creates Custom Motorcycle Helmets That Look Just Like Your Actual Face
#106
Willem Dafoe, Spider Man On The Game Boy Advance
Andreas Prince 2 years ago
Nintendo: we are the most kid friendly corporation on the videogame market. Also Nintendo:
#107
Soap Bubbles I Found While Googling Soap Bubbles
#108
World Cup Mascot
liam newton-harding 2 years ago
The Qatar Ghost, possessed by the souls of countless dead migrant workers.
#109
A Friend And I Found This Over A Mile Deep Into The Labyrinth Of City Storm Sewer
#110
Buildings Leveled. Homes Underwater. Fort Myers Beach 'Is Gone' After Hurricane Ian Damage
#111
Human-Sized Bear Mascot For Christmas
#112
In The Basement Of My Air B&b
Donkeywheel 2 years ago
What’s the problem? That’s not unusual to dry ham or cure cheese, or age wine in your basement..
#113
I’m Single, Never Have Shared My Comb With Any Girl, Never Taken It Out Anywhere. Today I Found A Long Hair Stuck In The Comb
#114
Person Infected With Worm Parasites From Eating Raw Pork 🤢
#115
One Of The Clearest Images Of Human Baby Inside Womb Using Mri.. Thankgod We Don't Remember What It Was Like In Womb Cause It Looks Uncomfortable And Claustrophobic
Andreas Prince 2 years ago
"Uncomfortable And Claustrophobic" Like it would be any better "outside"...
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Jaycen Grey 2 years ago
I cannot explain how uncomfortable I felt this entire time. I think I might go to bed now, or at least try.
Lispel- Lotte 2 years ago
I shouldn't read this kind of stuff before going to sleep. Need a Barbie-movie now.
Saxophone 2 years ago
It says based on user votes it shortened it, but has anyone ever actually voted to do that?
Steve Kenney 2 years ago
No that's not it. It means based on the articles that got the most votes they are displayed while the rest are optional to view. This was something they did awhile back to shorten articles because - some - users were complaining about how long articles were.
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Tanya bielak 2 years ago
Not sure how it works! Tried watching videos but couldn't get thru it!
Jaycen Grey 2 years ago
I cannot explain how uncomfortable I felt this entire time. I think I might go to bed now, or at least try.
Lispel- Lotte 2 years ago
I shouldn't read this kind of stuff before going to sleep. Need a Barbie-movie now.
Saxophone 2 years ago
It says based on user votes it shortened it, but has anyone ever actually voted to do that?
Steve Kenney 2 years ago
No that's not it. It means based on the articles that got the most votes they are displayed while the rest are optional to view. This was something they did awhile back to shorten articles because - some - users were complaining about how long articles were.
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Not sure how it works! Tried watching videos but couldn't get thru it!
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