The OFFICIAL Weird and Creepy Thread

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look guys. Shaq is frozen!

A little nap while he is on the air?

 

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Fukushi Masaichi (1878-1956) was a Japanese pathologist, and was passionate about Irezumi: Japanese Style Tattoo often associate with Yakuza.

He was so passionate about them that he started to document them, and even remove the skin from donated body to preserve them and keep them stretched in a glass case. He would also offer to pay money to help people finish their tattoo if they would allow him to skin their body upon their passing away and preserve the tattoos.

Today his collection is kept at the Medical Pathology Museum of Tokyo University, and contain more than 3,000 photographs of tattoos (heavily documented with notes) and 105 tattooed human skins (many of which are full body suits).

artfido.com​

 

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[user 135671]

Is that a Chinese pizza? When I was there we went to a street food market, the girl I was with ate at least half a dozen of these

 

[user 148069]

scorpions love eating pizza and they are having a little family reunion on that comfy piece of bread and cheese

Is that a Chinese pizza? When I was there we went to a street food market, the girl I was with ate at least half a dozen of these

was it crunchy?

 

[user 135671]

scorpions love eating pizza and they are having a little family reunion on that comfy piece of bread and cheese


was it crunchy?

Ohhh yea, she was crunching away on them, I nearly threw up.

 

[TheRealCallie]

Better than pineapple

 

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Is that a Chinese pizza?

It wasn't labelled but there is a good chance that it has some Asian connection.

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Ohio restaurant tops its pizzas with CICADAS and bakes the bugs' WINGS into the crust

The Pizza Bandit in Dayton, Ohio tested out what it calls a Spicy Thai Cicada Pie

It was made with miso hoisin sriracha sauce, mozzarella, provolone, mushrooms, cabbage, green onion, mango, cilantro, and a spicy Thai sauce

They also topped it with blanched and sautéed locally foraged cicadas and baked wings into the crust

The pizza is not for sale because the restaurant is 'not even sure if we can legally can sell you locally foraged cicadas'

Several people taste-tested it on camera, with mixed reviews

Daily Mail

 

[TheRealCallie]

 

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I saw a phone recording of some guy in a third world country slicing his own balls with an knife open then popping out the testicles inside it with his hands. They fell out onto the ground

 

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Tapeworms

 

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Not intended as an enticement to purchase.

 

[TheRealCallie]

Not intended as an enticement to purchase.

Lol, I posted that book in chat at the beginning of the month. Now I found it from my work, but how the hell did you find it?

 

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...but how the hell did you find it?

There are too many cats being drawn into satanism these days. All concerned citizens are on the look out for such activities.

 

[CenotaphGirl]

guys... it scares me too much to look it up, but have you seen the burger that moves omfg!!!!! urghhhh! So gross

 

[user 135671]

guys... it scares me too much to look it up, but have you seen the burger that moves omfg!!!!! urghhhh! So gross

Don't be scared Princess, it's called a 'Cow'

 

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Mmmmmmmm. Burgers. Does everything inside a burger taste good?

 

[NoxApex(N/A)]

Grave Robbing For Morons was an underground anonymously distributed grave robbing instructional video from the early 1990's. The instructional information is mostly outdated these days, but yeah, that's historically real, and from somewhere in New York if we're going by the way the guys voice sounds.

Neither of the two people who made this VHS were ever found.
He mentions an attempt to rob Harry Houdini's grave, and while there was an attempt made at some point, nothing more than minor damage to the site was ever made and as to rather or not it was these two remains legally unclear and like the rest of the video: Outdated and lost to time.

Mind you, he stutters a lot while talking.