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40 Of The Creepiest Things Shared Online, As Presented By This Online Community
Viewing certain things on the internet feels like witnessing a horrible accident—you want to turn your eyes away, yet for some reason, you simply can’t. Be it a horror movie or a picture of a fashion disaster, it might be difficult to explain why people are often drawn to the scary things in life.
An impressive collection of horrifying images can be found on the subreddit fittingly titled ‘Creepy’. Created “for all things creepy”, in their own words, the community shares everything from eerie doodles, to paintings, pictures, and other types of visuals. We have gathered some of them here today for you to browse, but do it at your own risk—some of them can be pretty disturbing.
In order to better understand how viewing creepy content affects us and why we do it, Bored Panda turned to Adjunct Associate Professor of Neurology at Indiana University, neuroscientist Shirley M. Mueller, who was kind enough to answer a few of our questions. You will find her thoughts in the text below.
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#1
I Made A Fairy Mummy For My Sister For Christmas
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#2
A Polar Bear Following Photographer Paul Souders From Under The Ice
Lakota Wolf 2 years ago
“We all float down here, Paul. Well, okay, so only I do, really, to be honest.”
RosenCranzLives 2 years ago
In the town of Churchill, Manitoba, you are dissuaded from locking your vehicle in case a passer-by needs to suddenly flee a bear. They can jump into the car and lock the door from the inside. Polar bears, when hungry, which is most of the time, will pursue humans.
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
You don't have to outrun (or outswim) the bear, just your hiking buddy.
BitchinintheBurgh' 2 years ago
Deciding if he wants dinner now or throw it in the freezer for later!
Skip Reynolds 2 years ago
The photographer's comments about this picture are worth reading. https://www.nhm.ac.uk/wpy/gallery/2013-the-water-bear
#3
Someone Took A Photo At The Exact Moment A Mosquito Flew Past The Camera
Miss Frankfurter 2 years ago
My exact immediate thought when I saw this. One of the scariest movies I’ve ever seen.
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Tähtikarhu (he/him) 🇫🇮 2 years ago
In finnish, "mosquito" is "hyttynen". The -nen ending is diminutive, so "hyttynen" is actually "little hytty". This implies that there exists a great, unbeatable, mighty... HYTTY
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
Damned influencers growing wings now, so they can be in every shot.
Created back in 2009, nowadays, the r/Creepy community has nearly 15 million members. It is safe to assume that they enjoy the rather bizarre content fellow redditors share, but some netizens might be boggled as to why that is.
“Sensation-seeking is a common motivation for individuals to pursue horror and disgusting material,” Adjunct Associate Professor of Neurology at Indiana University, neuroscientist, and author of Inside the Head of a Collector: Neuropsychological Forces at Play, Shirley M. Mueller, told Bored Panda during a recent interview.
“We have different levels of need for sensation-seeking inherent in our personalities,” she suggested. “Along these same lines, people with low empathy tend to gravitate toward horror more than those with high empathy.”
#4
"Nt|tld", Made By Xrev_v (Me)
DarkGlassSphere 2 years ago (edited)
The creepiest here. Honestly, I forced myself to upvote this, because of run reflex.
hwatinternation 2 years ago
Felt like if I didn't upvote, I'd see it again later.
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Fish Fingers 2 years ago
What does the title mean? Am I old, or is it actually incomprehensible bollox?
TAMI 2 years ago
30 here... didn't understand a word of the title. Maybe a Gen Z can elaborate
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Sardonyx_3 2 years ago
Although it is kinda creepy that they're humanoid.
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#5
"Small Death" (Carved From A Single Piece Of Wood, Before 1519)
Xandra 2 years ago
Well, that's not where my mind went when I read the title. I was wondering how they thought to represent "la petite mort"...
Robert T 2 years ago
That was the first thing that came to my mind as well. LOL
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Son of Philosoraptor 2 years ago
Before the internet even artists had more patience. This is truly extraordinary.
A piece in Business Harvard Review about why we love or hate horror seconded the idea that experiencing stimulation is one of the main reasons we consume seemingly dreadful content. It also suggested that exposure to it—or sometimes even the anticipation of it alone—stimulates us in opposing ways, as it might make us feel scared or anxious, but it can also make us excited in a way. The reason for that is the biochemical reactions that happen in our bodies during fear-inducing moments—we release adrenaline, which results in heightened sensations and surging energy.
#6
Bunny Statue At My Mom's Senior Center
Lakota Wolf 2 years ago
After this comment and your comment about “The Mist”… do I sense a fellow King fan? XD
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Jumping Jellyfishes 2 years ago
♫ Little Bunny Foo Foo, hopping through the forest. Picking up the the field mice and BOPPING THEM ON THE HEAD!
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
Have you seen Monty Python and the Quest for the Holy Grail? There's a killer rabbit in it.
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LillieMean 2 years ago
If I ever have my own garden, I definitely want something like this. I would paint his eyes with that paint that glows in the dark to add a nice evil effect.
#7
Aren't Ya Gonna Come Down? (Digital Edit)
ninjaTrashPandaBoom 2 years ago
Anyone want to help me push this refrigerator over the stair railing?
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KittyGaming 2 years ago
I was about to say Slenderman and his brothers but this is gold
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Norwegian_Panda🇳🇴 2 years ago
Thanks I hate it. Gonna have nightmares about this now. Should never checked this out right before sleeping🫣
#8
Nuclear Shadow, Nagasaki
Mav Mav 2 years ago
heartbreaking. can't believe this technology was ever used against other human beings.
iseefractals 2 years ago
Well, to be fair....Japan started that s**t with the US , and at the time the bombs were dropped Japan had made no indication of surrendering. The alternative would have been Japan dragging the war out for another 12-18 months, costing another 1.5 million lives, would that have been "better"?
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Falcon on Dizzy 2 years ago
I forget where exactly, but the shadow of a man on the steps of a building is forever imprinted in Hiroshima
LokisLilButterknife 2 years ago
This is just heartbreakingly sad. I hope a weapon of mass destruction like this is NEVER used against civilians again. I urge people to watch Barefoot Gen and Grave of the Fireflies (please know that both of these movies are incredibly disturbing) to understand the consequences of the atomic bombs and the fire-bombings in Tokyo.
“[Viewing creepy images or watching horror movies] makes the ordinary person fearful and gives them a shot of adrenaline. The amygdala, known as our fear center, is active in this case. Without it, however, individuals could well be resistant to fear,” Shirley M. Mueller told Bored Panda.
“For example, a 44-year-old otherwise normal woman with bilateral amygdala injury was less fearful than others in regard to fear conditioning. She also showed impaired recognition of fear in judgment of faces and social-related fear. The pièce de résistance was that she also was repeatedly immune to horror in films.”
#9
The Art
#10
Altered Thrift Shop Artwork (By Me)
Montanavanna 2 years ago
I have this exact print. I got it because my aunt had the same one growing up and I always loved it.
C Lawson 2 years ago
I have it because my grandma had it on the wall above her headboard and when I'd stay the night with her when I was little I would always ask her when she would finally tell me the girls name. I was convinced she was a relative because her picture was on the wall like all the rest of the family. Anyway I was probably 8 the last time I shared her room when I stayed over, but 30 years later she remembered and asked if I wanted it. She said she wanted to make sure I had it. She passed away about two weeks after that, so this print is pretty special to me.
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Do you ever wonder about your likes for such things? The altered image is much better than the boring first one. I wonder if I need to see a shrink?
#11
Gruß Vom Krampus
MellonCollie 2 years ago (edited)
OMG that is excellent work of art Edit: Reddit taught me who the artist is: Jakub Rozalski - https://www.artstation.com/jakubrozalski
KittyGaming 2 years ago
A demon, angel, and (i honestly dont know) face off between an actual demon
Cassidy Moore 2 years ago
For Christmas both my sons (age 3 and 4) want a Krampus doll. They are both terrified and fascinated by him
Another reason we might seek something horrendous, according to Business Harvard Review, is gaining novel experiences; for instance, reading about the main character’s spine-chilling adventures and taking part in them vicariously. Not only does it allow us to go on all sorts of adventures, it lets us do it without having to deal with any actual dangers; we can safely explore the dark paths of the human mind, which is another reason people tend to view such content.
#12
An Iris Growing Over Pupil
Amy Bogaski 2 years ago
It looks like it's creeping across the iris and bringing the darkness with it
DelvianBlue 2 years ago
I found this one online. It's called Persistent Pupillary membrane and it's a congenital defect. That membrane is supposed to disappear before birth except sometimes it doesn't.
Geordie Girl 2 years ago
It kind of looks like there's a creature of some sort laying in wait for people exiting a dark cave!
#13
Photo Printer At Work Had A Ribbon Malfunction
CatProductions 2 years ago
Kinda looks like how it would feel if you were a brain that was uploaded onto a computer and your file corrupted
Geordie Girl 2 years ago
I bet they wouldn't have thought that if the blue had been red instead 🤣
#14
Infestation
Son of Philosoraptor 2 years ago
I think since it shows both the hardest and softest material at the same time, it has to be.
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Mimi La Souris 2 years ago
i don't think impacted wisdom teeth are photoshopped X(
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g90814 2 years ago
definitely Photoshopped. Those are centipedes, they don't infest your brain.
Edwin Lesperance 2 years ago
They do if you are dead, lying on the ground for a week or so.
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David A Paterson 2 years ago
If not photoshopped, recovered from a shallow grave in the woods. NOT alive.
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Anna Losonczy 2 years ago
I haven't noticed the worms (?) first because I was looking the teeth. I experienced the bottom one (impacted wisdom tooth) fortunately it's been removed for years.
DaisyGirl 2 years ago
Looks like a CT scan and it shows bones and organs; and is used for brains
The Original Bruno 2 years ago
Photoshopped centipedes are boring. But the teeth took me a minute to visually parse. There are two "rows" of bottom teeth because the jaw is very much NOT aligned straight at the camera, but tipped towards it. Guy better get those wisdom teeth out; they look like they're each ready to kill off the neighboring teeth; this happened to me.
Neuroscientist Shirley M. Mueller also discussed the complexity of the push-pull effect creepy content often has. “Winfried Menninghaus and colleagues at German, Norwegian, and Netherlands scientific institutes tackled this issue. They came up with the Distancing-Embracing Model to explain the intense emotional involvement that can be felt when experiencing what some would term disgusting. Their model broadens the area of art that might be considered on the dark side; for example, Marcel Duchamp’s urinal or some of Lucien Freud’s paintings of naked obese individuals, etc.”
#15
19th Century Hydrocephalic Foetus Skull, Royal College Of Surgeons Museum, Edinburgh
Karen Grace 2 years ago
That's not a fetus, not with 4 teeth. Hydrocephalus would also not advance that much in utero. I took care of a child like that as a pediatric nurse in a children's hospital. The head usually only gets that big in Countries that won't do surgery on babies with birth defects. The one I took care of was from Romania. She was 14 to 18 months old. The sad thing was she was intellectually on point. She would sing with her mother. But she would always need a caretaker because she would never grow into that size head.
Pancake_Pansexual_Panda 2 years ago
Still though it is really sad for both the child and mother.
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g90814 2 years ago
Hydrocephalic deformity in an infant. Likely stillborn or did not survive long.
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#16
My Boyfriend Said My Art Would Suit This Sub
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
It looks like something Neil Gaiman would write about. That's not at all meant as an insult. I quite like it.
AmyR 2 years ago
Me too, and Neil Gaiman is one of the best creative writers tiday
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It looks amazing and it kinda reminds me of Clockwork (the creepypasta)
Casey Payne 2 years ago
The things you can do with hair clogs these days. Amazing. (Actually that is very good.)
#17
An Angler Fish Recovered From The Depths
Ashley Conover 2 years ago
Finally someone else who describes it correctly, as a girl. This is my favorite fish.
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RosenCranzLives 2 years ago
'explosive decompression' - see the 'blob fish' - same thing would happen to a human if they go from great depth to the surface too fast.
RandomEpiBioPerson 2 years ago
One of the definitions of recovered is "to find out identify again". Not the first time an angler fish was covered, hence recovered (or re-covered if that way helps you too understand the breakdown of the word in this context).
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“The distancing effect relates to a potentially distasteful scene or object portrayed as art,” Mueller continued. “In this way, the offending stimulus is kept at a safe distance, so personal safety is not an issue, and the viewer can turn away at any time. This sets the stage for the second part of the Distancing-Embracing Model: embracing the object.
“The paper's authors describe this as ‘rendering art reception more intense, more interesting, more emotionally moving, more profound, and occasionally more beautiful.’ In brief, Menninghaus and colleagues say that simultaneous positive and negative emotions can help integrate negative feelings into a pleasurable sensation.”
#18
"Home Bodies" Illustration By Me, Inks On Photograph
Pamela Christie 2 years ago
Yup; me an' the missus finally decided to stay home and put down some roots.
#19
A Painting Of My Sister
#20
Paleman 3D Pumpkin Carving!
millionmelonmint 2 years ago
Is that the child eating monster from Pan's labyrinth? I have nightmare for weeks! Super creepy, good movie though
Carole 2 years ago
Same. Movie monsters rarely (if ever) get to me but dàmn, that thing haunted me for years. I still get creeped out when I remember it tbh, specially the way it walks.
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Keeping the offending stimulus at a safe distance is a crucial part of what makes certain negative emotions a pleasurable sensation. Harvard Business Review covered that deriving pleasure from consuming horror can only be possible under certain circumstances, the first one being the need to know that we’re physically safe.
#21
Haunted? Maybe
HelluvaHedgehogAlien 2 years ago
This photo is somehow very beautiful in a calm but creepy way idk what the vibe is
ninjaTrashPandaBoom 2 years ago
The millisecond before it eats your soul.
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Geordie Girl 2 years ago
Imagine a quiet, dark night and you've left your friends house and are jogging home. You round a corner and collide with this, at first not realising what it is as you pick up what you've both dropped and start handing her stuff to her! Hehe.
Lady Perkele 2 years ago
Exact moment when the goul recognises you before charging and open its mouth
Fester Sixonesixonethree 2 years ago
That's my Aunt Lois when she was seven. Her looks improved a bit with age.
#22
One Of My Favorite Mummified Fairies So Far
Lakota Wolf 2 years ago
Would look much creepier, IMO, without the, uh, metallic rectally-inserted “display peg”…
Robert T 2 years ago
I thought that was how they got the facial expression!
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Geordie Girl 2 years ago
I wonder what he made the body out of? He has a great imagination - even if he forgot to remove the display peg prior to photographing it, Lakota Wolf! 🤣
#23
The Veiled Virgin (Digital)
Rain Anderson 2 years ago
The way terror is portrayed in this , kinda makes me happy and terrified.
Preben Lang 2 years ago
Looks like a cover idea for Jilted Generation, that didn’t make the cut.
The safety frame is accompanied by a protective frame related to whether we can psychologically detach from a horror experience; for instance, reminding ourselves that whatever horrible thing we just saw happen on TV was acting, not real life.
The two are also linked to the third component—confidence in controlling and managing the dangers we face; for example, being sure that we can leave the haunted house whenever we want or that we are able to win against that horrifying-looking competitor.
#24
Skull Of Mary Magdalene
Saint Tim the Godless 2 years ago
She's dead. She doesn't know it. There's no resting or not resting.
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I absolutely hate all these Catholic relics. I think they are horrible, creepy and disrespectful for the dead, whoever they are. Let the dead rest in peace. All of them.
Space Yeti 2 years ago
I ain’t Catholic but is this no different from museums with mummies? How about that baby’s skull on display a few posts up? How is this different?
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Tina Smith 2 years ago
Interestingly, Mary Magdalene isn't biblically named a whore. It was Pope Gregory I who, probably in order to downplay her biblical importance, "conflated Mary Magdalene, who was introduced in Luke 8:2, with Mary of Bethany (Luke 10:39) and the unnamed "sinful woman" who anointed Jesus's feet in Luke 7:36–50." (Wikipedia) Its pretty interesting reading - to me at least - and there's lots of better articles than Wikipedia out there. I used Wikipedia because it was the most succinct. And yes, I know that isn't the skull of Mary Magdalene.
bbfa 2 years ago
In "The Innocents Abroad" Mark Twain said he'd seen enough nails from the True Cross to fill a keg.
The Original Bruno 2 years ago
Not familiar with that comment, but it seems a rip-off of Voltaire, who claimed that all the relics of the "one, true cross" would fill the forests of Lebanon. In fact, there are thousands, but on average, they weigh only a several milligrams to a few grams, with a small number of huge chunks, adding up to only a fraction of the probably size of the one true cross.
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TheMagicOfBeingMia 2 years ago
Mary Magdalene did not follow ger saviour for you to mummify her body in a golden statue.
Clare Smith 2 years ago
There are actually multiple skulls they claim are Mary.
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Ru Bee 2 years ago
In the Bible she was one of Jesus Christ's friend who discovered his tomb was empty on good Friday.
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NetworkNate 2 years ago
Your body is just an earthly vessel, back to the dust from which it was made
#25
Thanks To My Meds I’ve Been Having Nightmares. Decided To Paint A Recurring One
Karen Philpott 2 years ago
I'd be having a chat with the prescriber of your meds if this is what you're sleeping with. Or a priest.
pamela nichols 2 years ago
I swear I used to see this looking at me when I was child my mom used to tell me it wasn't anything, now I have proof
#26
Now Bro Is One Of Them
Geordie Girl 2 years ago
WHOAH!! I looked there and didn't see him first time. I nearly jumped out of my skin when I looked again, after seeing Stephanie M Machado's comment, as he seemed to appear right before my eyes!! Oh, my poor dicky ticker! Lol
The ‘Creepy’ subreddit has been around for over a decade now; and with plenty of people interested in the somewhat disturbing images it shares, it’s pretty safe to assume that there’s going to be plenty of content coming up. But if you’re eager to view more now, check out our previous edition on r/Creepy here.
#27
Evil Days
Pamela Christie 2 years ago
What? It's only a virus! Doctor says I can come back to school next week.
Geordie Girl 2 years ago
Vibes of the villagers in the film with Edward Woodward, was it 'The Straw Man'? Or something similar.
#28
Artwork By Brian Csati (Oil On Panel)
Ozymandias73 2 years ago
What the MIB actually look like if you look through the sunglasses from They Live.
#29
Don The Eldritch Entity I Made
#30
Ritual Demon From My Nightmares That I Made
RosenCranzLives 2 years ago
Add some feathered wings and some huge eyeballs and it's suddenly an accurately interpreted Angel.
Historyharlot93 2 years ago
If they are seeing this in their nightmares, I think they need to knock off heavy meals before bed!
#31
Hollllll, Oil Painting By Me
Chrille T 2 years ago
Is that the front or the back of the head? I can see both, it's really disturbing
Daffydillz~ 2 years ago
The collarbones are in the foreground as are the teeth that are visible, so I feel like you're looking at a forward facing subject. I agree completely that this is extremely disturbing. There's some brutal realism to this piece that could make family members or friends of people who've experienced loses that could resemble this have very visceral reactions. From my personal experience, I felt it.
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Geordie Girl 2 years ago
It reminds me of a story of a man from the late 1800's to early 1900's, who had toothache or something. He kept using something for it which, in the short term I think was ok, but he kept using it and it ended up rotting away his lower jaw. Eventually, he died of starvation because he couldn't eat!
Casey Payne 2 years ago
The only portrait of Jimmy The Klutz. May they find the rest of him someday.
#32
"Return The Slab", King Ramses Leather Bookmark, Me
Stephanie M Machado 2 years ago
That thing creeped me out so bad the first time I watched the episode
Edgar Rops 2 years ago
The Great Fussily was creepier. Probably, at that point I have watched the Mummy too many times...
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#33
I'm Sorry Jon (By Rojom)
Geordie Girl 2 years ago
'very_lucid' has an imagination alright! Though, this monster looks sort of friendly. If you don't get too near to his mouth!
#34
Bunnyland Photos By Russian Photographer Alena Belijakova
Robert T 2 years ago (edited)
Reminds me of Vilde Kaniner by Gnags: You can hide behind iron curtains (I kan gemme jer bag jerntæpper), You can lay mines (I kan lægge miner), Even the white house was painted green (Selv det hvide hus blev malet grønt), Of wild rabbits (Af vilde kaniner), We are the wild rabbits with very long ears (Vi er de vilde kaniner med meget lange ører), Everything you whisper and say, we can hear (Alt, hvad I hvisker og siger, kan vi høre), Do you have peace in one hand and war in the other (Har du fred i den ene hånd og krig i den anden), And if they call you God, we whisper that you are the devil (Og kalder de dig Gud, så hvisker vi, at du er fanden), We are the wild rabbits (Vi er de vilde kaniner).
#35
A Personal Hatred, Me, Ink And Acrylic, 2023
Norman Beattie 2 years ago
I'm really surprised no comments ! This is Macabre at it's finest, I've seen a lot of professional art without the impact this has. Damn Fine work !
Plebbit 2 years ago
I think the lack of comments is a good indicator that it's working. The title kicks it up a notch as well. Something we don't talk about.
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#36
Gargoyles
Chrille T 2 years ago
Monster to the left: "this horrible life..." Monster to the right: "oh here he goes again!"
Robert T 2 years ago
Monsters to the left of me. Monsters to the right. And here I am stuck in the middle with you!
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Pamela Christie 2 years ago
Don't let it get you down, Lon. Lots of people fail their driving tests the first time.
#37
The Neighborhood Forest Has A New Greeter
Danielle 2 years ago
I believe I haven't thought of salad fingers in almost 20 years!
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#38
My Daughter Through The Baby Monitor
Took me a horrifying minute to figure out it was somehow the back of her head.
Astrophile 2 years ago
My brain can’t figure out seeing the image as the back of her head 🤔
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#39
I Feel Like My Latest Creation Belongs Here
Daffydillz~ 2 years ago
Ikr, get that fkn 'trophy' of their "dark passenger's" skills outta the freaking house now 💀😱!
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#40
Artwork By Brian Csati (Oil On Canvas)
#41
Billy The Boxcutter [oc]
![Billy The Boxcutter [oc]](https://www.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/64e891797d3ad_fmv8g1h5kioa1__700.jpg "Billy The Boxcutter [oc]")
iseefractals 2 years ago
That is f*****g fantastic, in fact i want a full service of cutlery to flesh out the series.
#42
Moving A Cemetery 1930s
Saint Tim the Godless 2 years ago
It's why you don't move a cemetery. Most coffins are full of groundwater and degrade in a few decades. You can't move them, they'll fall apart and spill the contents. There's no way to reinter everything, let alone locate all of the remains. It's disrespectful.
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#43
Hay Bale Groom And Bride
#44
The Cartoon Cat -Trevor Henderson-
#45
Albert Von Schrenck-Notzing, From A Suite Of 6 “Flashlight Photographs” Taken During A Session With The Infamous Medium Eva Carrière, Ca. 1911
BewilderedBanana 2 years ago
The clue was in the fact that she called herself a Medium ;)
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#46
Picture I Made From A Photo From Work
#47
“Shrugganath” By Me
Mahiera Etsuhae 2 years ago
The artwork is well done! But I fear the poor subject is in need of a haircut, mani/pedi, and a good wax.
#48
Detraer Boy
Juan Something(downvotevictim) 2 years ago
The fast food wars were brutal..
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Royal Bog Skull [oc]
![Royal Bog Skull [oc]](https://www.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/64e8946800a71_rt4yu3w10wgb1__700.jpg "Royal Bog Skull [oc]")
#50
🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷🦷 (Oc)
Panda Bear 2 years ago
Not creepy unless you tell me that it will forever sit there unfinished with finger print teeth
Juan Something(downvotevictim) 2 years ago
-spooky voice- And then more fingerprints will APPEAR!!!
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What do you think ?
CatProductions 2 years ago
Thank you, my nightmares are going to be much more entertaining now 🙂
Ken Beattie 2 years ago
Now this is a much more fun article than the majority of the AITA ones :)
CatProductions 2 years ago
Thank you, my nightmares are going to be much more entertaining now 🙂
Ken Beattie 2 years ago
Now this is a much more fun article than the majority of the AITA ones :)
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