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If you lick a dog you’ll get hairs in your mouth. If you touch a sweaty man you’ll get a moist aromatic hand. If you jump into a fire wearing a shell suit...
Read More →If you lick a dog you’ll get hairs in your mouth. If you touch a sweaty man you’ll get a moist aromatic hand. If you jump into a fire wearing a shell suit...
Read More →Nita Collins, or Sleetwealth to her Deviant Art watchers, makes art that’s as unsettling and macabre as it comes. Disturbed and distressed dolls, autopsies, blood, wax and tears. Very ghostly, a little bit...
Read More →Crisis actors, if you haven’t heard the term before, are another “smoking gun” in the conspiracy / New World Order / Illuminati lovers arsenal. These crisis actors are alleged to be employed to act out...
Read More →These photos, by photographer Alexander Mihailenko, feature a small rural town in Ukraine near Kiev. They get the medieval vibes across good and proper. Some might argue that they’re slightly over processed, but I couldn’t...
Read More →A while back I posted a collection of weird stuff you could buy from Japan Trend Shop Online. I enjoyed browsing their mental selection of goods and thought it was high time I released...
Read More →Here are another bunch of photos I’ve nabbed from Russian websites. As I always state at the beginning, there’s nothing big or clever about it, it’s just a silo full of joy, that’s...
Read More →I’ve put together a selection of GIFs that I’m calling “the best of all time.” In reality, what I’ve done is taken 20 minutes of my time to find a handful of GIFs...
Read More →Australia has faced some of the worst floods in living history over the last few years. The residents who’ve had their property destroyed and found themselves being forced to move to higher ground are never...
Read More →This collection of photos from China, all dated from 1870-1946, were lovingly restored by Ralph Repo. He painstakingly recoloured and repaired the aging images to give us a sneak peek at a China...
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