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No matter how much we plan for tomorrow, some things are just out of our control. The universe always retains a certain level of uncertainty, and every once in a while, it unfolds in the most unexpected ways.
The Instagram account 'Oddly Horrifying' captures those moments, and scrolling through them feels like entering a forbidden corridor of the internet, where reality starts glitching, and you no longer know what's real and what isn't.
It’s a reminder that beneath the surface of the ordinary, there’s (a little) chaos waiting to burst out.
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Pirate Luxe 7 months ago
when I was 10, the neighbors gas grill exploded and a became a huge fireball burning like an oil well fire 20 feet high ... ice cream truck pulls up, ice cream dude jumps out with arms full of ice and dry ice, runs straight up to the burning sun of a grill and puts it out.... we bought a lot of icream that summer.
urbeinghunted 25 7 months ago
Oh no, haven't u heard? He's superman in disguise
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Taylor Dane 7 months ago
Native Americans owned the goods, the "storekeeper" was responsible for distributing it to them. He let them starve instead. Native were forced to give up their land in exchange for regular shipments of food. They were not allowed to hunt or farm on their old land.
Emily Macaluso 7 months ago
This is exactly right. They weren't starving because they had nothing, they were starving because he (and others in power) refused to give them what was theirs. THEN he told them to just eat grass if they were hungry.
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When scrolling through such posts, we need to keep ourselves in check. On one hand, engaging with frightening media and the emotions it creates in a safe setting can help people alleviate anxiety and build psychological resilience.
On the other hand, research by Dr. Coltan Scrivner and Dr. Joe Stubbersfield shows that a heightened interest in learning about threats can also lead people to become more interested in less constructive types of stories, such as conspiracy theories.
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XenoMurph 7 months ago
These are the times that remind us that there are more awesome humans than awful ones.
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Nikole 7 months ago
I remember this on the news and felt it hard because I have a brother who is six years younger than me and I definitely would have done this. He’s the only person I’d die for (I know they survived, but I’m just sayin’).
FranSinclair 7 months ago
You can see in their sweet little eyes theyve already seen too much in their precious lives. Im glad their okay and i hope they get to live the way they deserve. Theres so much good in the world but this evil breaks my heart
Dread Pirate Roberts 7 months ago
Such an awesome big sis 💙 I'm glad they both made it out alive
Nitka Tsar 7 months ago
That boys eyes are haunting me. He has cried! He was scared. I hate that he had to go through that!
Bill Swallow 7 months ago
Good on her. Many people are unable to keep their heads that well in an emergency.
Lila Allen 7 months ago
Horrifying that the poor little ones had to go through this. The bomb, the fear of not being rescued, the terror that they would die, the suffering 17 hours without food or water trapped under a building. I think that is pretty horrifying.
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Edda Kamphues 7 months ago
There was a lot more (horrible stuff) to her story. She's a survivor!
luci (he/fae) 7 months ago
there is! it's called "believe me: the abduction of lisa mcvey"
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Hippopotamuses 7 months ago
She's one couragous women, married (probably not anymore) to one shīt head of a husband.
glowworm2 7 months ago
Don't worry, "hubby" died from cancer in prison three months before his intended release. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison with 20% taken off his sentence later on for good behavior.
Load More Replies... Wild Cream 7 months ago (edited)
QUEEN. I love how she looks like a friendly auntie who would make you tea and ask about your life and probably crochets or knits and probably has some cute lil doggies 😂 while being capable of strangling a man with her bare hands, badass B
Tom Hardeveld 7 months ago
"It was your husband!" "Good now die!" "You were going to call me an ambulance!" "Fine, you are an ambulance, Now die"
sturmwesen 7 months ago
I heard the podcast about her. It wasn't "only" strangeling him. It was a full on fight for a long time... when she went back to work as a nurse a patient threatend her ... she told him to google her and he was flabbergasted. Her colleagues laughed at a new colleague that did not know her story and asked what the matter was. They said "Google her"
ABC NrTen FCK CENSORISM 7 months ago
Wait, badass isn't getting censored? Oh BP... 🤦♀️
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"From blood-harvesting Satanists who stealthily run the world to shapeshifting alien lizards invading the world, conspiracy theories often offer alternative explanations of unsettling events," the academics wrote.
"They all centre [on the idea] that a malicious group of people is behind strange or political happenings. Conspiracy theories have another thing in common—they go against mainstream explanations and lack concrete evidence."
#6
Peter Bear 7 months ago
And Republicans still refuse to address any gun violence problems, meaning that they're all murderers-by-proxy.
ABC NrTen FCK CENSORISM 7 months ago
Nah, you're getting that wrong, all those guns are only there to *protect* people. The US doesn't have a gun problem. /s 🤦♀️
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Jan 7 months ago
The quote that often resurfaces in discussions about the Sandy Hook shooting and its aftermath is attributed to British journalist Dan Hodges. It states: "In retrospect Sandy Hook marked the end of the U.S. gun control debate. Once America decided killing children was bearable, it was over."
Tamra 7 months ago
An astute comment, and 100% correct. The whole gun situation here is beyond ludicrous. Stories like this little boy's makes my stomach hurt. It feels like such a hopeless situation.
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Onan Hag All 7 months ago
Can we line up the conspiracy theorists who deny this happened and allow anyone who wants to to throw shite at them for a week?
Michael P (Perthaussieguy) 7 months ago
Tape their mouths open, too, at the same time.
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Smeghead Tribble Down Under 7 months ago
Sandy Hook was what did America for me. I've seen lots of school shootings out of the USA in my life, but when nothing was changed after Sandy Hook, and you even had fkn c u n t s claiming some of the hysterical parents were ''paid crisis actors'', that did me. I just could not (and still cannot) believe that the US's stranglehold on guns and ''the right to bear arms'' is more important than lives. Same as the shooting in Uvalde.
Spencers slave no more 7 months ago
No 6 year old child, or any child, should EVER be in this situation, let alone know when the mur,de rer was reloading.
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Wild Cream 7 months ago
That kind of courage and selflessness only adds to the handsome
Load More Replies... Peter Bear 7 months ago
Heroes like this wouldn't be needed if the US would keep our noses out of everyone else's business. Defund the military; fund our schools and infrastructure and blue-collar workers!
Shortstuff 7 months ago
War is so senseless. The warmongers sit safely behind a desk while men women and children are m******d.
MushroomHead22 7 months ago
on the right he looks like such a bad a*s, but that smile makes him seem so nice.
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Annabelle 7 months ago
Indeed, and not all women were (are) against civil rights.
Load More Replies... Hippopotamuses 7 months ago
When I see this kind of thing, it reminds me that the USA was at least 60 years behind most of the rest of the developed would when it came to race relations. Bizarre, really.
Wild Cream 7 months ago
And still is. I could see this happening today. “Woman tested for TDS since she supports human rights.”
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Michael Largey 7 months ago
Nothing has changed. If you oppose racism today, you're accused of Trump Derangement Syndrome.
Lil be lil 7 months ago
And you could be labeled crazy because you oppose police practice and the loss of civil liberties.
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Geoffrey Scott 7 months ago (edited)
Huh...Mississippi, 1961. I remember Colin Powell's talking about showing up in Ms in a VW bug with a McGovern bumper sticker around that time, scared to death during the Freedom Summer. IMO the dude we needed for President. A Republican yes, but my assumption is that was because of National Defense. An honorable man.
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Peter Bear 7 months ago
No parent should ever have to bury a child. I can think of nothing worse.
BrownEyedGrrl 7 months ago
There IS nothing worse. Speaking from experience.
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Littlemiss 7 months ago
David's family was estranged from him for many years and finally came back just before he died.
Huddo's sister 7 months ago
This reminds me of my family saying goodbye to my brothers. It doesn't matter what the disease/condition is, when the end comes you just want people who love you around. I just hope he was conscious enough to know they were there beside him.
Caroline Nagel 7 months ago
At the time they hed a whole series of at the time quite controversial ads: a priest and nun kissing on the mouth, a black hand and a white hand handcuffed together, a black woman breastfeeding a white baby... All very stylish.
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MReneeS25 7 months ago
So sad. We have made such amazing strides to help people that have contracted AIDS no matter how they got it. To bad it is all being taken away by a corrupt, psychopath that clearly does not care how many people he Kills by defunding and literally stopping all the learning and finding cures for AIDS, Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Childhood Cancer, Cancer, Diabetes. Hires a Lunatic who own Family members who pleaded with the government to not indoctrinate him to be charge of the dep
MReneeS25 7 months ago
Sorry was cut off. In charge of the Department of Health and Human Services that doesn’t believe in Vaccines and has basically brought on a massive Measles outbreak goes to one of the poor child’s funeral. Made a comment that made it sound like he was changing his delusional mind staying yes Vaccines are the only thing that work then back pedals the very next hour or two. Condones a Dr with an active Measles infection that is checking children while he is in the highly contagious stage still and is putting all these children that their dumb a*s antivax parents who depend on Tik Tok and the idiots online that say vaccines are dangerous and cause Autism. This idiot man and the even worse Antivax parents are the ones killing their children and if their children die of a disease that vaccines would have prevented they should be sentenced to jail in Venezuela with all the poor men were kidnapped and taken to. Are all of them good men no but they are entitled to due process. Don’t get me wrong the ones that are In murderous gangs and have r***d, killed, maimed, robbed, assaulted women or whoever should be deported to their home country and go through court there. Not just be sent to a prison where they are never getting out simply because our Dictator president was able to suck a cool dictator off and get him to state he will do anything g Trump wants him to do because he’s paying him with our money. Wow sorry for the rant this has been really frustrating and upsetting and bothering me that this man is thinking he is above the law and has hired such incompetence unqualified people for the most important rolls in the Government. Don’t get me started on Pete Hegseth.
Load More Replies... DowntownStevieB 7 months ago
Stupid Regan and his horrible treatment caused so many more AIDS deaths than there should have been and it caused the gay hate mentality.
To investigate this link, Scrivner and Stubbersfield ran three studies. Each one had different groups of participants, with a close to 50/50 split in genders.
The first study was designed to find out if morbid curiosity is linked with higher belief in conspiracy theories.
"Using the morbid curiosity scale and the generic conspiracist beliefs scale, we found that the more morbidly curious people were, the higher their general belief in conspiracy theories," the researchers said.
#10
Caroline Nagel 7 months ago
Such a sad story. How can a country be so cruel to its own citizens?!
Dread Pirate Roberts 7 months ago
No idea why you got downvoted. Here's an upvote, and an amen to that!
Load More Replies... Wild Cream 7 months ago
Honestly if I was American, I’d consider doing the same if that was the only way I could access needed healthcare. Thank god I live in a first world country. (Kind of kidding, kind of not).
SkyBlueandBlack 7 months ago
I want to agree with you, but I feel like if I did, I'd end up in El Salvador (please help us).
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Simeon Nevel 7 months ago
Except, of course, that the healthcare (even if free) inside carceral institutions is uniformly horrible. Even more so than the healthcare outside of prison
Rick Murray 7 months ago
There is a cruel vindictiveness in sending somebody to jail for stealing *one* dollar, especially when banks and medical insurance companies routinely wreck people's lives as standard procedure.
Kika González 7 months ago
I'm american and I don't have dental benefits. I wonder if I DID get benefits otherwise
Verena 7 months ago
Every time US healthcare is the topic, everybody is upset. The healthcare system in Europe did not come falling out of the sky. It took effort of a lot of people over quite some time to get it working and its finances are since then a community effort, where everybody chips in and does not expect to get more bucks out of it than put in. The gain is an overall healthy population, with solid access to cures and treatment, which is seen as a general win. Are there "freeloaders"? Yes, but way less than the US thinks. By definition, every foreigner, including tourists, seeking medical help is a freeloader. But they will get treated, without having to pay horrendous sums of money. Is it it "socialist"? Well, most of us are living in social democracys, where the individual is seen as valuable person and not just a commercial asset, and a solid social care system, financed by taxes, is normal.
Graham Chapman (He/He) 7 months ago (edited)
proud to have the NHS in the UK... helped me a few time sin the past, all paid for....
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talliloo 7 months ago
i lived in the area that this happened and i was also a teen who hitchhiked. this story stopped all that activity. the guy thought chopping off her arms would make her bleed to death. while packing the mud helped the real reason she didn't bleed out was the guy used a small dull hatchet. it basically crushed and sealed the major veins and the mud assisted with that. love the pic showing her running with her dogs and sporting a huge smile.
Upstaged75 7 months ago
Yes they did. But he got out of prison after only serving 1/2 of his sentence. Then he went on to murder 3 people. (Gee, who would have thought?) Which put him on death row. But he died before they could execute him.
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justagirl 7 months ago
this is awful. But right picture seems to indicate that she's living her best life, so i'm happy for her. But why in the flip is chopped censored?
Serena Myers 7 months ago
It was censored in the original Instagram post.
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Portentia9 7 months ago (edited)
After she was thrown over a cliff, she managed to push her stumps into mud. There are a few documentaries - I Survived - that will get into detail if you are that interested. If you are overly-sensitive, then don't watch them as they are descript.
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Huddo's sister 7 months ago
It amazes me how many of the young kids I teach watch horror movies and other stuff their parents probably don't even know about. In this case though, sometimes horror movies are better than thinking about the true horror of cancer, so I'm not as judgemental about it.
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April Pickett 7 months ago (edited)
I wish ya'll wouldn't say "sweet" or "cute" about this picture. The child had cancer and died from it. He got a visit from a character he was familiar with. Cancer in that time was treated with chemotherapy and radiation. They make you sick, nauseous, and I don't know what else. If watching horror movies got his mind off his situation, I'd say go for it. A physician at St. Jude said they throw everything, every treatment available, at these kids trying to find a therapy that will work for them.
At Least I'm Not You 4 months ago
That kid has seriously misunderstood the point of horror movies.
For the second study, Scrivner and Stubbersfield tested whether the link between morbid curiosity and interest in conspiracy theories was driven by people's perception of threats.
"We had people rate how threatening they felt several explanations of events were. The events included both mainstream and conspiratorial explanations of the same thing, such as whether aeroplane contrails are water vapour or harmful 'chemtrails.' We found that the higher people's morbid curiosity, the higher they perceived the threat in conspiratorial explanations," they said.
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Sydney Smith 7 months ago
He had his dog killed, how is that okay to you?
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Wild Cream 7 months ago
This pic always makes me tear up. Imagine being allowed to rest like this with your pets. I have two cats currently working together to crush my sternum but I’d love to be stuck like this with them forever 😊
Nikole 7 months ago
I knew it! The dog is an Irish Wolfhound. Lovely dogs. My great aunt had one.
BookFanatic 7 months ago
I'd call this more heartwarming than horrifying. But then, I'm weird.
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Sue Phillips 7 months ago
OMG this guy's look is so stereotypical, right down to the wife beater.
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Binny Tutera 7 months ago (edited)
Found this: While many were quick to call the photo fake, it’s since been confirmed to be real and shows a giant golden-crowned flying fox (Acerodon jubatus). Also known as a golden-capped fruit bat, this endangered species is one of the largest bats in the world and is endemic to the Philippines. Classified as a megabat, these flying foxes can weigh up to three pounds with a wingspan of up to five and a half feet.
Veronica Jean 7 months ago
This is a flying fox. They are quite docile and sweet. Unfortunately of their size people k**l them as trophies but they are honestly adorable 💜 Wish people would leave them alone
Uncle Panda 7 months ago (edited)
You can get the scale from the end of the 2x4 by its left shoulder. They had bananas but the fruit bats ate them.
BookFanatic 7 months ago
I saw a small flying fox at a library convention (on purpose--his human was with him) once. Darling little thing kept turning his head right-side-up to look at me.
For the final study, the researchers investigated whether morbid curiosity makes people more likely to seek out conspiracy theories as explanations for events. To do that, they asked the participants to pick between a series of paired descriptions, choosing which of the pair they would like to learn more about.
Some were morbid and non-morbid pairs, such as seeing either a photo of a man who ate his girlfriend, or a photo of a man who saved his friend from drowning. Others were conspiratorial and mainstream explanations of the same event, such as the Titanic sinking – because it struck an iceberg vs. being deliberately sunk in an insurance scam.
"We found that the more morbidly curious people were in their choices (such as choosing to view the photo of the man who k****d his girlfriend), the more likely they were to be interested in conspiratorial explanations," the researchers highlighted.
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Colleen Glim 7 months ago
I came out 1 1/2 inches taller. Still have metal rods in my back. They’re only removed if they break. Which would only happen in major trauma situations
Edda Kamphues 7 months ago
Scoliosis is nothing to be laughed at. I have a fairly mild case, but my spine is s-shaped, twisted and consequently one leg is shorter than the other. I've had physiotherapy for as long as I can remember, but to no avail. I overcompensate, so no one could ever tell unless I show them my back. The daily backpain, however, is excruciating.
Marie BellaDonna 7 months ago (edited)
Same. One of the most frustrating things about it, is not being believed. Hasn't happened to me in a long time. But I was fired from a job once, because I pulled something in my back (which, as you well know, we're very prone to), and could no longer lift 30-80lb packages. They accused me of lying about being hurt, because I could still walk, sit, and stand. When in reality, if they had to deal with what I do on a NORMAL day, they'd be on the floor! And if they felt what I was feeling that day, they'd be in the hospital! Just because I can move with the pain doesn't mean I don't feel it. I do. Every single day. I'm just used to it.
Load More Replies... Upstaged75 7 months ago
My mom is 2 inches taller after she had her spine fused. She developed scoliosis as a child after she had a kidney removed due to cancer. The also removed a hunk of muscle from her side near the kidney - which caused her spine to curve as she grew. But she didn't have the fusion until she was in her 60's. It was a last resort after many other procedures to cure her pain.
Huddo's sister 7 months ago
My older brother had an S curve like that. He was much more comfortable after the surgery but he was already wheelchair bound, for other reasons. I wonder what it's like for someone who is otherwise able to move about more freely. Does the fusion prevent a lot of sports etc?
Anna Drever 7 months ago
I have a relative who had the surgery. They can’t bend over as such like others but have learned how to adapt. They pick things up off the floor by crouching down and then getting back up again, if that makes sense. They were never sporty so it’s hard to say how it impacted things but they lead a normal life. It’s been about 14 years since the surgery and no negatives that I’m aware of so far.
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Lady Eowyn 7 months ago
I have a partial scoliosis, not bad enough for surgery, it might have made me a tad taller.
Marie BellaDonna 7 months ago
Surgery like that can help you breathe better too, because a severe curvature of the spine can also compress your lungs! My nephew (RIP) had this situation.
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ABC NrTen FCK CENSORISM 7 months ago (edited)
ABÙSIVE, BP. Fúcking ABÙSIVE. Quit protecting perpetrators by blurring their actions, basically HIDING them, TABOOING the topic and SHAMING the victims!
Jerome Lenovo 7 months ago (edited)
i bet she votes orange tu*rd and goes to church every sunday ......... rage maga lurker, rage hard 3:)
Sven Grammersdorf 7 months ago
If you were that suspicious, why not just find another sitter??
Christine Wild 7 months ago
OK… The parents were suspicious of the babysitter but still let her babysit their kids?😖😖
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Deborah B 7 months ago
This is presented as a good thing, but all I hear is "Radioactive mutant fungus consuming chernobyl as the first step to world domination."
Pink kitty 7 months ago
I looked this up to see if it's fake or not. Apparently it's true. Melanin in the fungus 'facilitates energy production by converting gamma radiation into chemical energy' https://www.forbes.com/sites/scotttravers/2024/11/02/this-black-fungus-might-be-healing-chernobyl-by-drinking-radiation-a-biologist-explains/
Science Nerd 7 months ago
Yes. You then need to collect the fungus and treat it as radioactive waste.
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Nils Skirnir 7 months ago
Imagine how bad crime must’ve been to make these common
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Across these three studies, morbidly curious people were more likely to have general conspiracist beliefs, perceive conspiracy theories to be more threatening, and display a stronger interest in learning more about conspiratorial explanations.
"Understanding events in our complex, modern world can be challenging, and may lead us to be alert to potential threats, tapping into our ancient morbid curiosity," Scrivner and Stubbersfield concluded. "Morbid curiosity is not inherently bad, but an increased interest in learning about the dangers presented in conspiracy theories can reinforce beliefs that the world is a dangerous place."
This can create a feedback loop that increases anxiety and drives people further down the rabbit hole of conspiracy theories.
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Dread Pirate Roberts 7 months ago (edited)
She probably figured they'd be better off dead than enslaved. Plus, they could jeopardize the whole operation if their abusers forced them to talk. Horrible times...
David 7 months ago
She did. 2030 she will be on the bill as per the 2017 decision by Trump and in 2019 they chose 2026 for the new design to be unveiled, in 2022 Biden confirmed he will keep to Trumps timetime for 2030. The original proposal was for 2020 the bill to be redesigned, but Trump's people in 2017 felt that since 2030 the $20 was scheduled for a redesign with new security featured by a existing congressional bill, that it was cheaper to wait for 2030 than to rush the bill earlier, creating all new plates, only to then remake new plates for 2030 again. It saved $200 million in tax payer dollars by keeping to the 2030 plan, and it is happening. Now original Obama proposed a 2020 date in 2016, but the Office of Inspector General shut it down because their decision "was made outside of the note development governance structure and without the recommendation of the ACD(Advanced Counterfeit Deterrence Steering Committee)". And Obama only made a suggestion, it did not become official until 2019.
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somed ay 7 months ago
If they returned they could have revealed information that would put Tubman and escaping slaves at risk.
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Veronica Jean 7 months ago (edited)
The amount of courage that woman had. If they have not done movie on her THEY SHOULD
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Wild Cream 7 months ago
Moms saving their kids become superheroes. Lifting cars 30x their weight etc
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StrangeOne 7 months ago
Yes, both mother and her child survived. The dog was euthanized, as it did not die after police shot it. It must have been a very ill-trained dog. It was the boyfriend's dog who got his girlfriend, the mom, to dog sit for him.
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Also, disclaimer: Pitbull's are a wonderful breed of dog and get a bad rep from people training them poorly.
Inservio Smurf 7 months ago
This was not the dog's fault. Somebody did something TO that animal, and I GUARANTEE you, that somebody was a human, not a dog.
StrangeOne 7 months ago
This has more information. The dog was the mom's boyfriend's. It was euthanized after police shot it, as the dog was still alive. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/03/31/pit-bull-attacks-toddler-girl/7137459/
Jane Hower 7 months ago
Pit Bulls are responsible for 65% of all kills of humans by dogs!!!! DO NOT HAVE THEM AROUND CHILDREN - when triggered their bite will tear them to pieces, as they do not bite and let go like other dogs.
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Richard Pennington 7 months ago
One of my friends (UK) was a family doctor. On one occasion (1980s or 1990s) he was hosting a costume party when one of the guests passed out ... only to wake up under treatment by the doctor ... who was in costume as the Grim Reaper.
Liz Butt 7 months ago
I saw this story somewhere else. Apparently he was going to go home and change but the mother to be insisted he stay and keep his costume on. They took a picture of him with the mother, father and baby to keep. Imagine having that story to tell when friends ask about the birth. lol
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Nad.nad 7 months ago
My dog would need them (he has mega-esophagus), although I would be terrified every time he'd yawn
Rebecca O’Donnell 7 months ago
Nad.nad, many compliments to you for your dedication to your dog. A lot of effort goes into taking care of such a dog. You have my admiration and thanks.
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Queencat523 7 months ago
I'd be the one with a shark fin on my head and a snorkel pulling on people's feet from underwater
Upstaged75 7 months ago
Depends on the type of water. A pool? Sure! A lake? Sure! The ocean? Probably not. :)
Anna Harding 7 months ago
They used to do this in Yarmouth, MA. It was a small inlet (pond sized) salt water marsh. They played several movies in the different lots. If this is from that location RT. 28 is to the right in the photo. The road leading to the other drive in theaters is behind the screen. Another theater would be to the left. I was too young to be allowed to see it, but my sisters went.
Load More Replies... Colleen Glim 7 months ago
I would happily do this. But I get seasick in large puddles so can I watch from shore?
Cindy Brick 7 months ago
We saw "The Poseidon Adventure" -- while on a cruise! I thought that was particularly gutsy... or just plain weird.
Chippy Chap 7 months ago
My high school did a swim in movie in the late 90s. They projected Jaws on the wall of the swimming pool room, and we were only allowed to be in about 4 feet of water. While watching the movie a scuba diver would swimm around and grab people's feet.
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Hippopotamuses 7 months ago
This is one of the most terrifying images I've ever seen. Despite the fact that we've all been there.
Toika Gao 7 months ago
The image might be disturbing, but I find odontogenesis to be a fascinating process.
Pittsburgh rare 7 months ago
Yeah, l found out the hard way when my 6yo ran against a corner and had to be x-rayed to rule out a broken nose.
Tom Hardeveld 7 months ago (edited)
And we all know: at 7 all children loose their entire skull including the teeth to be replaced with the adult skull and teeth. for 3 weeks in between the stages the children have so-called "Flacid head syndrome" in wich the head is empty and floppy. This is the age children's heads can be filled with knowledge that is poured in through orifices like the nose and ears and can only be done in this period. The knowledge needs te settle for up to 20 years under supervised circumstances like schools or dental practices. It can still leak out which was a problem in older times but is in modern times resolved with headphones and mouth-clogging hamburgers. The more you know...
michael reid 7 months ago
I have found animal skulls in the woods like this, deer or things like that I guess
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Hippopotamuses 7 months ago
You can see the difference. He looks so jaundiced in the first photo.
Robert Cosgrove 7 months ago
In the first his skin has a yellow hue, but it is gone in the second photo. The change is visible.
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Chewie Baron 7 months ago
This was how yellow I got when my liver stopped working for a while.
Pittsburgh rare 7 months ago (edited)
A landlord l had many years ago got that yellow before his liver transplant. It was even a deeper yellow in person. Luckily it all worked out well for him
Bill Swallow 7 months ago (edited)
... Could have played a live action Homer Simpson. This is not a good thing.
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Woogie 7 months ago
My cousin had this done! It was like looking through a tube, no peripheral vision he says. He lost his sight at 18mths old, and gained it back after 30 odd years. He was one of the first people to have it done in England. It’s actually pretty incredible, and absolutely life-changing.
Woogie 7 months ago
Answering another comment: the tooth is used because the body is less likely to see it as foreign tissue and reject it. They cut the tooth to make a frame of sorts, and insert a lens into that frame. That is then implanted into the eye. A porcelain ‘shell’ is constructed, which is hand painted to match the iris of the other eye (or a whole new one if both eyes), and is inserted and removed daily, like a contact lens. Underneath the shell is pretty confronting, it’s kind of raw tissue with a hole in the middle. But seeing the change (pardon the pun) in my cousin makes my uncomfortableness an invalid thing. After seeing him change it a few times, and the care and cleaning he goes through, it’s actually really beautiful. He values this gift so much, and knows it is his only chance at any sight at all (the other eye was removed as it was dead). So while it’s really good that I can contribute and educate on this, I don’t like that it’s considered horrifying…. It’s life giving!
Woogie 7 months ago
Forgot to add, he had his tooth implanted in his cheek tissue for about 6 months or so, to give it a blood supply, and then it was removed from there and into the eye. He likes to say that he got a half facelift at the same time. He does have incredible skin at the age of 57 to be fair.
Load More Replies... justagirl 7 months ago
How does this work. HOW. I mean, like, if it's stupid/horrifying but it works it's still horrifying but not supid i guess? But why would a tooth help blindness? And who the hell discovered this?
Woogie 7 months ago
I just posted a brief explanation, reach out if you have any questions! My understanding is it was a German discovery, and my cousin was the third person in the world to have his version of it done. His surgeon was Christopher Lui in Brighton, UK. I think he trained under the team that developed it. It’s fascinating!
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Pixie T 7 months ago
Oh god why didn't I listen to you. These images freaked me out. Great viewing just before bed lol
Load More Replies... KeepTrying 7 months ago
If the patient was worried they could wear sunglasses perhaps.
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SmooshyFries 7 months ago
I remember reading a story about a man who sued his wife for having ugly children because they looked like her. She had had so much plastic surgery that he didn’t know what she truly looked like. The genes gave her away
Melancholy Kitty 7 months ago
That was an advertisement that got lost translation, it wasn't real.
Load More Replies... winterwidow87 7 months ago
Well South Korea is called "the plastic surgery capital of the world" for a reason. They are so advanced with it it's almost scary.
Portentia9 7 months ago
As a kid, I grew up watching PBS (70s-80s). It was far different than today as there were a lot of surgeries shown. I recall seeing one such surgery where wires were inserted into the eyelids of certain Asians as they wanted the crease. So odd how people are so dissatisfied with what God gave them. I would never butcher myself for the sake of vanity.
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Hippopotamuses 7 months ago
Poor person. I can't, and don't want to, imagine what this would have been like. Both in terms of pain, and social rejection.
Dread Pirate Roberts 7 months ago
That poor man; he must have suffered greatly in so many ways 😟
KeepTrying 7 months ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Merrick .. like this man I suppose. So sad.
Gabriel Martin 2 weeks ago
Yes, The Elephant Man "Joseph Merrick" is the best documented case of Proteus Syndrome
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Hippopotamuses 7 months ago
I feel so sorry for his mother. She knew something was wrong, but no one believed her.
Veronica Jean 7 months ago
The story is fascinating. What they are leaving out here is his mother and uncle both insisted till their dying day that was NOT Bobby Dunbar and they were ignored. Imagine having your child ripped away and no one believes they are your kid, they give them a new name and a new family. What a horror story
persephone134 7 months ago
And nobody noticed? What about his freckles? His hair colour / teeth (not discernible in this picture), etc?
Sydney Smith 7 months ago
That kid doesn’t look anything like him, the mom had to know, I’m sure it was obvious seeing how he’d have no memories of his family.
Winnie the Moo 7 months ago
The left boy is years older. And also, where did this other boy come from? Nobody missed him?
Earonn - 7 months ago
The real mother fought at court to get him back. But hey, what would you think happened...
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Marleina Hershberg 7 months ago
.........one has A LOT of freckles; the other MAYBE has a few....how do we make this mistake???
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Strahd Ivarius 7 months ago
And still has to come with a proper explanation about all this lipstick when coming home to his wife...
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DowntownStevieB 7 months ago
He looks like he loves his job too much. Perhaps using a man to test the lipstick may change his smirk a little lol
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CatD 7 months ago
Maybe trying to humanize the passengers so he wouldn't blów them up.
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Beak Hookage 7 months ago
Maybe he was trying to distract the guy so there would be more time for the cops to get there. If so that was d**n brave of him.
Jerome Lenovo 7 months ago
well, there are people who take picture with the orange tu*rd. There's no difference for me, both insane dangerous people. (you okay maga lurker ?)
285q6dgq6d 7 months ago
Look up the hijacking that occurred with the host of “Candid Camera”. It’s crazy!
Analyn Lahr 7 months ago
Then what happened? Did the photo upload to cloud? Or did the plane get to land safely?
winterwidow87 7 months ago (edited)
The hijacker was arrested, the belt had no explosives in it.
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Hippopotamuses 7 months ago (edited)
If memory serves, they actually decided that Jennifer needed to dīe in order for June to be able to live a normal life. (Edited: Grammar)
rustyscate 7 months ago
The did but they didn’t have anything to do with her passing she had a cardiac disease
Load More Replies... Lynchamigsakta 7 months ago
They didn't speak their own language. The had severe speech impediments and spoke extremely fast leading to other people not understanding them and thinking they spoke gibberish. There's a podcast with the living twin that's very interesting.
justagirl 7 months ago
i don't wanna go down a rabbit hole. but I feel legally obligated to. brb with a summary from the wikepedia page.
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StPaul9 7 months ago
They refused to write at school, yet suddenly wrote outsider radio plays and short stories to numerous sources. They were sent to Broadmoor Hospital (which is also a very isolated high-risk prison) and possibly treated against their human rights. June is alive, and is an 'outsider author' and her family say she was treated unjustly.
Paulina 7 months ago
I think they both were. The "crimes" they committed were relatively minor, nonviolent offenses, yet they were committed indefinitely to the psychiatric hospital, most likely due to their perceived creepiness. And to this day there are doubts as to who was instigator of the crimes - it looks different from different accounts and points of view.
Load More Replies... Richard Pennington 7 months ago
After the Asians were kicked out of Uganda by Idi Amin, many of them came to Leicester (UK), where my father was the headmaster of the new school set up for the kids. But not all of the kids were Asian; the school provided places for kids who had no other place in the Leicester school system. Two of these kids got together. One spoke only Greek, and the other only a dialect of Chinese. And they devised their own hybrid language spoken by literally nobody else...
KieLeaHar 7 months ago
Oh it just gets worse- the sister actually didn’t take her own life. She died from an inflamed heart weirdly enough. And this is from a 2023 report from the Wikipedia page: so it’s fairly recently updated if anyone wants to go and have a read. “June Gibbons has disputed this, stating that this was simply the effect of their speech impediment. According to June, the twins had in fact been speaking English”. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/June_and_Jennifer_Gibbons
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Debbie 7 months ago
And even when people found out - they don't care. I don't care either. He's an actor playing the role of a young woman.
Skogsrået 7 months ago
Must be that app that switches peoples sexes, male to female and female to male. Tried it and it was pretty convincing, looked real.
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Howard___fan 7 months ago
a great article about him here. I recommend. https://www.seattletimes.com/business/technology/female-biker-was-a-50-year-old-man-using-faceapp-after-he-confessed-his-followers-liked-him-even-more/
Hippopotamuses 7 months ago
It's hard to believe that technology has gone this far. God help us!
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Kamden 7 months ago
Why is this on Oddly Horrifying Posts?? This is something that should be normalized
Peter Bear 7 months ago
If we prioritized actual learning over rote repetition, cheating would serve no purpose and this would solve itself. But we don't. 'Winning' is all that matters, and cheating is the easiest way to win.
Load More Replies... Dread Pirate Roberts 7 months ago
How is this horrifying? Lol I think it's rather brilliant and amusing
B 7 months ago
I always told my students, if I don't see them, I don't care. Cheating does not define learning and human brain development. Neither does memorizing meaningless information. However, I did care that they were able to develop critical thinking and apply it to everyday life. Unfortunately, this is not the most important issue in standardized educational systems. All of this explains why I no longer teach
Michael Largey 7 months ago
An excellent way to make your cheat sheets easily visible to you but hidden from others.
me myself and i (she/her/they) 7 months ago
I was just thinking of how easy it'd be to tape a card inside the side of the helmet... and simply put it on/peel it off if the teacher wants to check before and after exams
Load More Replies... Marlene Ricker 7 months ago
The masks they made go from the sublime to the ridiculous! The egg cartons, for example!
At Least I'm Not You 4 months ago
If you don't want students to cheat, then you need to provide the materials.
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Hippopotamuses 7 months ago (edited)
Apparently this isn't uncommon in Japan, where people are assumed to be honest. This has led to doubt about the Japanese diet and the longevity of Japanese people.
G A 7 months ago
Indeed. It has caused a lot of medical studies to be torn up, the fraud was so widespread
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Enuya 7 months ago
After one of cases like this (I'm not sure if it was this one or another), in early 2000s, Japan decided to check on suspiciously long living citizens. It turned out that in many places, especially in rural areas, people just... didn't care enough to report that someone died. Not even to gain any money, they just didn't want to or couldn't travel a long way to the nearest office to report it. Some of the people who officially still were alive were born in 1850s-1870s...
Geoffrey Scott 7 months ago
Hey! Looks like Elon should go on a worldwide 'waste fraud and abuse' tour. Go ahead, you can have him.
Paulina 7 months ago
I read recently that practices similar to this might be part of the reason for some countries being seen as producing unusual amount of 100+ year olds. Apparently, there's a correlation between the amount of very old people and poor records keeping. This leads some scientist to believe that many of those 100+ yos are either dead or lying about their age because there're no viable documents to prove it.
At Least I'm Not You 4 months ago
Just like millions of (dead) Americans before DOGE rolled in.
Marlene Ricker 7 months ago
Imagine living with a relative's decaying body and then finally, skeleton, for 30 years! I can't imagine how horrible that would be. I hope his pension was huge to make all that worthwhile!
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Colleen Glim 7 months ago
That was one of the few Doctor Who episodes that genuinely was creepy
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Michael Largey 7 months ago
And the police never thought to take a look at the back yard for recent digging?
Apatheist Account2 7 months ago (edited)
Slightly off topic - but if they can think to replace the e with a 3, why not the i with a 1 and put k1ll3d?
urbeinghunted 25 7 months ago
yeah didn't notice till u said. interesting bp
Load More Replies... Sue Phillips 7 months ago
I think he was actually demolishing the house, not renovating it, but I could be wrong and I'm too lazy to look it up.
KieLeaHar 7 months ago
That piece of garbage got life. After he tried to appeal it by saying that his child shouldn’t have been allowed to say that he saw his father k**l his mother at three years old to child services… And that the bullet they found near the woman skeleton shouldn’t of been admissible as evidence… Yeah what an absolute piece of s**t. Oh also he buried her in the backyard but the cops didn’t even bother to notice that the yard had been you know recently disturbed? Great work. 👎
Marlene Ricker 7 months ago
That's horrible! They should have listened to him in the first place!
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Wild Cream 7 months ago
People apparently have a really hard time spending more than a few minutes in super quiet places like this
Jerome Lenovo 7 months ago
45 minutes actually --------------------------- https://www-parismatch-com.translate.goog/Actu/Environnement/Chambre-sourde-Personne-ne-peut-y-rester-plus-de-45-minutes-546793?_x_tr_sl=fr&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=fr&_x_tr_pto=wapp
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Blackmoon The Dragon 7 months ago
Apparently the world record for staying in this room is one hour and 26 minutes... everyone else has begged to come out before then, which is fascinating.
Sally Moen 7 months ago
I could finally get some good sleep in there, away from the cars without mufflers that play loud bass on their stereos as they drive up and down the road
McKenzy Flores 6 months ago
I don’t think anyone’s ever lasted past a couple hours in there. It’ll make you crazy they’ say.
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Becky Samuel 7 months ago
Why are people so determined to believe that you can tell someone's criminal tendencies or mental health status from a single photo? It's like the modern-day version of phrenology. Outward looks DO NOT tell you if someone is safe to be around or if they're dangerous.
winterwidow87 7 months ago (edited)
It's a form of victim blaming and self reassurance. They want to somehow shift the blame on the victim for not being able to tell straight away that they were dealing with a criminal, and at the same time reassure themselves that this could never happen to them because they would be able to tell by their looks.
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Dread Pirate Roberts 7 months ago
She even looks unhinged with those wide eyes and creepy smile
Andie Day 7 months ago
Perhaps if she would have gotten help for mental problems it wouldn't have gotten to that point. Amerika. We'd rather warehouse people for profit than help them. Not everyone can be treated, and may need to be removed from society in a humane way, but incarceration isn't the answer.
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Wild Cream 7 months ago (edited)
Dan Radcliffe has also expressed his admiration and support for Holmes, hosted a charity auction for him, produced a documentary film about Holmes, and they had a podcast together talking about the realities of being a stunt performer. Good guys 😊
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Bored Sailor 7 months ago
I do not understand why or how a teenager would need a stunt double from another teenager. Honestly most actors should not have stunt doubles or the stunt double should just be the actor. Love Jackie Chan
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LooseSeal's $10 Banana 7 months ago
So very indicative of the way so many of us have to live life. The world is burning, figuratively and literally, yet our survival seems so much more dependent on the mundane tasks of every day.
Magenta Blu 7 months ago
Of course he does. Someone has to take care about the land while others destroy it. Or how else would anyone survive without food????
Cuppa tea? 7 months ago
I'm certain he was as oblivious about genocide being carried out by Serbian forces in Bosnia and Kosovo.
StrangeOne 7 months ago
Well, what is he gonna do? He's a farmer growing vital crops for food. He's now likely thinking his job is more important than ever for the survivors.
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El Cucuy 7 months ago
It's named Sedlec Ossuary and is in Kutná Hora, Czechia. Google it. The photos are amazing.
Remi (He/Him) 7 months ago
Easy to visit while visiting Prague too, only about 1h out by public transport and Kutná Hora is beautiful in on it's own too
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G A 7 months ago
Before the end of the Victorian era when people were less squeamish about death.
LauraDragonWench 7 months ago
Yup. Can you imagine anyone doing memento mori photos and jewelry today? They'd be called disgusting, disturbed, and deranged.
Load More Replies... BrunoVI 7 months ago
Me too. And by "I would go," I mean permanently. Beats being buried in dirt. No, I don't expect to experience being trapped in a coffin.
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TotallyNOTAFox 7 months ago
Ran out of room in the cemetery during one of the plagues
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Melanie Filmer 7 months ago
I'd be thrilled to know my bones would fascinate people for centuries
Petra Schaap 7 months ago
we visited about 15 years ago, very impressive, also nice town. And cool old school train to get there!
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G A 7 months ago
Interested to know what happened to it. Doesn't seem like it would impede it.
michael reid 7 months ago
It would probably have a slight impeding effect because crocs swish their tails side to side to propel themselves but I doubt it has much effect really.
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Debby Keir 7 months ago
There is a similar genetic mutation (but rare) in humans, called Sirenomelia.
CatD 7 months ago (edited)
That's fatal because the organs are affected too. The croc looks alive.
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Na Schi 7 months ago
And then I like to imagine that we might have digged out a million-years old fossil which happened to have such a mutation, but we didn't know and concluding that some ancestors of the modern crocodile had fish-tails. And then we start to wonder why that seemed to be an evolutionary advantage million years ago and why today it isn't anymore...
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BrunoVI 7 months ago
I just read a bit about the real incident. Makes the movie kinda seem stupid. He was allegedly exiled from his home country (Iran), and ended up living in an airline terminal (in France). Except he wasn't actually exiled from Iran, although I can't blame him for not wanting to go back. But he was also offered residency in both France and Belgium, but didn't because they wouldn't allow him to register as "Sir, Alfred Mehran," including "Sir" and the misplaced comma. So basically he was just a rando crazy guy who liked living in an airport as a beggar.
Magenta Blu 7 months ago
And he didn't need to work or pay bills. He was a smart man
Load More Replies... Bill Swallow 7 months ago
... Reminds me of the movie 'Hugo'. Excellent film, Martin Scorsese's love letter to the film industry and its pioneers. Surprisingly good performance by Sasha Baron Cohen as the Railway Security Officer trying to apprehend young Hugo Cabret, living clandestinely in the station. With Ben Kingsley as George Melies.
Jnausicaa 7 months ago
And, IIRC, Asa Butterfield. He and Sir Ben starred in a later movie together as well.
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Wild Cream 7 months ago (edited)
There’s a spot in the Calgary airport where you can squeeze yourself between this wall and a window and curl up and no one can see you at all, and you can watch planes take off :) I’m from BC but I used to have a connecting flight in Calgary every year to go see my grandparents - I flew alone and found this spot when I was like 13, and I’ve been going back ever since 😂😊 I’m 32 now and haven’t been for probably 5 years so I hope it’s still there. It’s near that giant airplane carousel art piece if anyone knows what I mean.
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G A 7 months ago
Nope. The worst is the Poison Garden in the UK. You can only go on guided tours in small groups and most of the plants are fenced off, as they can all k**l you or give you a mega toxic reaction.
Cee Cee 4 months ago
TBF the plants in this garden are often found in domestic gardens. Lots of plants are toxic, some deadly. In my own garden I have several poisonous plants including foxgloves, bluebells, opium poppies, oleander, aconitum and datura. Grown for their attractiveness not for any nefarious reason. Remember medicines are often derived from plants. Foxgloves have given us heart medications for example. Painkillers from poppy, malaria treatment from the bark of the quiona tree - quinine.
Load More Replies... Beak Hookage 7 months ago
I'd go and see these nightmares in a heartbeat even though I know full well that they'd scare the ovaries out of me, because I have this weird fixation for deliberately seeking out things I know will terrify and/or upset me.
LauraDragonWench 7 months ago
You're not alone - I'd join you. It looks freakily fascinating!
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Hippopotamuses 7 months ago
Thank god it's avtivated by the seat. I'd be needing that particular appliance very urgently if I received that much of a shock.
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Jossh Nine 7 months ago (edited)
"I bet you $50 you can't do it". That's why.
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Nikole 7 months ago (edited)
The hell. This can’t be real. Edit: It is! And it took months https://www.wate.com/news/watercooler/mans-hands-filled-with-cholesterol-after-he-ate-pounds-of-cheese-butter-for-months/
BrunoVI 7 months ago (edited)
Maybe it was a sign of being o so slightly on the autism spectrum, but I used to HATE wearing lab gloves. (Also, no watch -- even when people wore watches --, no jewelery, no glasses despite being nearsighted) But I loved chemistry and biology lab. So I got various chemical burns on my hands. None that ever caused any discomfort, but I had yellow, red, purple and black spots on my hands at various times throughout college. A lye burn was kinda cool in a wierd way: it turned a chunk of the thumb part of my palm yellow.... and slippery when wet. See, lye permeates your skin until it reaches the lipid (fat) tissue beneath your skin, at which point it chemically reacts with those lipids to combine with them to form soap. So I literally had my own personal soap under my skin.
Catlady6000 7 months ago
Both disturbingly interesting and horribly handy
Load More Replies... LauraDragonWench 7 months ago
I have a pretty steady stomach when it comes to disturbing images, but, not gonna lie, this is making my stomach roil like the North Sea.
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David Shaw 7 months ago
Gladly. I'm not scared of them, I just don't find them funny.
Load More Replies... Peter Bear 7 months ago
Can I hire one to stalk certain members of our 'government' and I use the term loosely?
Hippopotamuses 7 months ago
It surprises me that in a well regulated and conservative, country like Switzerland this would be a thing.
Ellie Vanille 7 months ago
Swiss here. Never heard of it, had to Google it. It's actually just one dude, in one place of the country who used to do it for a bit. He doesn't anymore.
Load More Replies... G A 7 months ago
I hope they have heavy insurance policies given how high Swiss gun ownership is
Panda said . . . 3 months ago
Swiss have guns, they don’t use them though, unlike in some other countries 😉
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Heather Ball 7 months ago
you could not do this in the US - to many people with guns and hot tempers (or just looking for a reason to use their weapon)
Justbecause 7 months ago
I needed this for my last neighbours! Creep the creeps, would have been very satisfying.
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G A 7 months ago
People did crazy stuff. Who was it suggested shining UV lights up your a$$? Oh yeah.....him....
Multa Nocte 7 months ago
Well, it's not like he advocated that bleach be used or anything. Oh wait . . . sorry about that.
Load More Replies... Uncle Panda 7 months ago
https://www.iflscience.com/a-woman-died-after-bathing-in-alcohol-during-the-taiwan-sars-outbreak-in-the-early-2000s-59130
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Surly Scot 7 months ago
You'd think there'd be a 'safety hand signal' they all agreed on before she got in the tank, thats sh*t set safety.
Huddo's sister 7 months ago
One of my biggest fears is being trapped underwater. Getting caught in rips as well as having my head pushed underwater when my sister got scared in a river does that to you I guess.
Smeghead Tribble Down Under 7 months ago
You couldn't pay me enough to be chained, or restrained in any way, under water.
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Debby Keir 7 months ago
*This is the key to this extraordinary case. It is not going to happen again.”On 28 May 2004 John pleaded guilty to incitement to murder and perverting the course of justice and Mark pleaded guilty to attempted murder. John was given a three-year supervision order and banned from internet chat rooms, from contacting Mark and from using the internet without adult supervision. Mark was given a two-year supervision order for attempted murder and banned from any contact with John.* Further info https://www.crimeandinvestigation.co.uk/crime-files/mark-and-john-the-fantasists
Roxy222uk 7 months ago
Why would he be charged? How is that in the public interest? He's 14. He clearly needs help and treatment.
Roxy222uk 7 months ago
TBF, it only says he was charged, not that he was prosecuted.
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Nils Skirnir 7 months ago
So there are lots of places that are closer to ISS than to other people
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Hippopotamuses 7 months ago
This is sad. It also isn't the longest someone has laid dēad in their flat. Hedviga Golik lay dēad for 42 years https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Hedviga_Golik
Hippopotamuses 7 months ago (edited)
It's very complex, but at the time she had automatic payments set up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joyce_Vincent
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HardBoiledBlonde 7 months ago
We need to look out for one another. Exchange social pleasantries with your neighbors. If you sense something is wrong, do something.
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Wild Cream 7 months ago
My school allowed us to bring whatever props we wanted. One kid brought a pie. Another brought a rotisserie chicken from the grocery store 😂
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Gabriel Martin 2 weeks ago
Apparently he does this right in front of a police station. I'll bet on the day he gets released during roll call, it goes some like: "Alright, David gets released today again. Who wants to pick him up?"
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Hippopotamuses 7 months ago
This one is amazing. With all of the personality tests done on astronauts, I would have expected any emotional instability to have been identified early on.
Huddo's sister 7 months ago
I don't think the tests are ever going to be 100% accurate. You hear the same of SAS etc who still end up with ptsd or other mental health issues.
Load More Replies... Pittsburgh rare 7 months ago
I would like to hear what triggered this. The term "bunny boiler" oversimplifies a lot of issues
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Hippopotamuses 7 months ago
Shock. But also, she was on a pedestrian crossing, so things are going to get a lot worse for him.
LooseSeal's $10 Banana 7 months ago
Tripped implies she was waiting for the signal to change.
Load More Replies... Pittsburgh rare 7 months ago
Where l live, a lot of people jump in front of trains and metros. I always curse them not for the mess in the traffic but for the trauma they cause to drivers.
G A 7 months ago
I was witness to a bus that bisected someone. The screams and the blood running down the wet road plus the bus driver sobbing uncontrollably, will never leave me.
Huddo's sister 7 months ago
My stepdad hit a pedestrian when he was a tram driver. She was injured but not critically. Other than that I don't know the details because he won't talk about it, but he left that job right after.
Load More Replies... Sheena Leversedge Wood 7 months ago
In the town where I used to work, there was one road with lots of bus stops (lots of different routes starting and finishing there) and some poor woman had a fall, landed in the road and her head was run over by a bus. obviously, awful for the family of that poor woman, but I can't imagine how awful the bus driver must have felt. it's not a fast moving road, lots of crossings, traffic lights, and the aforementioned bus stops, so she must have fallen at a point where he really couldn't do anything to prevent it.
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Becky Samuel 7 months ago
One hell of a roofie more like. There is no way of knowing how many people are múrdered on cruises, because there are no reliable statistics even for how many people die or go overboard. Operating on international waters and keeping secretive about the numbers allows cruise companies to get away with virtually no accountability.
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G A 7 months ago
Well it must've come back then?! Or did a friendly dolphin give him a lift ashore?
Nils Skirnir 7 months ago
Cargo ship spotted hm and Coast Guard picked him up
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Mark Trombley 7 months ago
You know how those rock stars are. He probably meant to throw the TV overboard and got confused.
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Debby Keir 7 months ago
He had polio, and could at some point have had a much more modern breathing apparatus, but chose to stay in the 'iron lung'. Only when his devoted wife was dying, did he use modern breathing apparatus for periods of time so that he could sit by her bedside in a wheelchair.
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Petra Schaap 7 months ago
i just read up on him, he didnt stay in the machine 100% of the time. Very interesting read also: https://www.bbc.com/news/health-68627630
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El Cucuy 7 months ago
In 2015, a father saved his son's life when doctors wrongly declared him brain-dead and were taking him off life support. He barricaded himself with a gun in the hospital and had a stand-off with SWAT until his son squeezed his hand. The son made a full recovery.
Roxy222uk 7 months ago
I do not understand this one. If medical opinion and family opinion differed then why wouldn't it go to court?
Load More Replies... Binny Tutera 7 months ago
I remember this. Fine line between courageous and deluded. So, so happy dad was right!
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Serena Myers 7 months ago
Tsutomu Miyazaki, known as the “Otaku M-rderer,” had severely deformed hands due to a rare birth defect. His wrists were fused to his forearms, preventing him from rotating his hands properly. This abnormality gave his fingers a claw-like appearance, which contributed to his social isolation and may have played a role in his psychological development. Source: IG.
Multa Nocte 7 months ago
"However, this is entirely untrue. These are not Tsutomu Miyazaki's hands. This image is taken from a medical textbook on Marfan Syndrome, a genetic disorder that affects connectivity tissue in the body."
Skogsrået 7 months ago
Really? Were is your source for your claims? Googled him and it says his hands were deformed, a rare birth defect called radioulnar synostosis. Source here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsutomu_Miyazaki
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HardBoiledBlonde 7 months ago
I don't believe this nor do I believe in unrestrained flatulence around others regardless of gender, it's rude.
Ellinor 7 months ago
See what patriarchy can do to people ? (and yes, trying so hard to conform to the idea of "women are perfect so they never fart" is a direct result of patriarchy)
Petra Schaap 7 months ago
as Roxy said, how didnt they come out when she pooped? Also why didnt she just let them rip when she was alone? Very strange.
Debby Keir 7 months ago
Well that's certainly a useful achievement (in moderation) How on earth did she manage? Askin for a friend.
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William Wilburn 7 months ago
It literally didn't say anything about the film, just a picture. It also didn't say he got vengeance, he just BEGAN his quest. Reading comprehension is hard.
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Peter Bear 7 months ago
I've read the original book and I simply don't see this interpretation. It is, however, directly stated that Peter Pan may be an angel that helps escort the souls of dead children to heaven, 'going part of the way with them so that they will not be afraid'.
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TotallyNOTAFox 7 months ago
Lifestyle choices can have a huge impact on appearences, too
Load More Replies... Hippopotamuses 7 months ago
I don't know the legality of this. But charging and trying both of them for the crime might be a solution. It can, and has, been done in some countries.
Wild Cream 7 months ago
Putting an innocent person in jail just because the police can’t tell the difference and they say “fck it, lock them both up” is not a great solution at all. That’s horrifying, actually.
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Ace 7 months ago
I guess they mean it was so horrific that they had to warn people, and they had a priest around in case anyone needed spiritual support. Clearly just a publicity stunt though.
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Jerome Lenovo 7 months ago
xD sure. We all know christians love to lie ...... i saw the picture, the guy was stup1d as f*ck. Just google "michael zanera video" and nothing serious appears. Nothing ! Just stupidal media posts.Why ? Well, its ridiculous. Like all ped0-christian propaganda. (wooooooo, i bet that downvote button will explode ... rofl)
Binny Tutera 7 months ago
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12464643/amp/Five-rail-workers-hit-killed-100mph-train-carrying-overnight-maintenance-Italy.html
Wild Cream 7 months ago
Daily Mail is not a great source for anything, they post a lot of nonsense
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Pink kitty 7 months ago
Some of these were really interesting! Particularly the fungus and the tooth for sight
Beffett 7 months ago
Me too!! You start looking at the backstory of one of the posts, then before you know it, you’re reading about something majorly obscure at like 3 AM.
Load More Replies... Not-a-Clue (she/her) 7 months ago
Many or even most of these were new to me, and I always enjoy the interesting (and funny) comments from other Pandas. Thanks
Pink kitty 7 months ago
Some of these were really interesting! Particularly the fungus and the tooth for sight
Beffett 7 months ago
Me too!! You start looking at the backstory of one of the posts, then before you know it, you’re reading about something majorly obscure at like 3 AM.
Load More Replies... Not-a-Clue (she/her) 7 months ago
Many or even most of these were new to me, and I always enjoy the interesting (and funny) comments from other Pandas. Thanks
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