Kinda love this

They don't pose much of a threat to humans and usually flees when alarmed. Not particularly dangerous to humans.

Ram! My man.

Nice drawing. The Jungian "shadow" archaetype.

Did it work?

Because I wanted to know what happened, I looked up her name and apparently the police arrived and arrested the man and nobody was hurt

I mean if they managed to do that and put in all the hard work to steal it, they probably earned it. That's low key impressive. 😆

Not so much creepy as apposite.

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It never ceases to amaze me the lengths children have gone to throughout history to avoid eating their brussels sprouts!

They also display 'burrowing response' where they crawl into confined spaces - looking like someone has concealed a body..

Nope

What in the actual fishcake...!!!

If anything it looks more like the shadow of a crucified Justin Bieber

What a romantic.

I DON’T LIKE THIS IMAGE

What a tragic and beautiful place.

If he was onboard then the yacht was not abandoned, was it?

This is really mild compared to the other things on the list.

Krampus is awesome. I highly recommend everyone attend a Krampusnacht at least once. Janet-and-...a-jpeg.jpg

That's suspiciously good makeup for 1949...

Since 2015 my town does a Krampus run every year. Idk why, it's in the UK and I think it did just originate a few years prior to 2015 as just a group of friends doing it and then more people joined in or something, but I guess it is awesome to see peoples costumes. Maybe one year I should join in xD

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I love that they both look so happy! I know it's supposed to be Krampus, but I find this rather wholesome. :)

My son has a fascination with Krampus, he is 4 and loves to see pictures and even begs to watch the movie. But he believes if he is bad Krampus will come for him. All this to sat, I know he would absolutely do this

Brave boy😅

it's almost a lil wholesome. like a department store santa

The kid is very happy. Reminds me of Angelina Jolie's child playing the young version of Aurora/Sleeping Beauty in "Maleficent", because the child knew it was her mom and she wasn't scared of her. I wonder if Krampus is the kid's dad?

A perfect example of why Eastern Europeans are tough. That little boy isn't scared at all.

oh, that boy has been bad...

Why the boy smiling, when he was taken away?

What in the fudge bottom is this?!

That is wrong on so many levels.

Home Depot's latest Halloween decoration.

I think this was the inspiration for the movie Fire in the SKy.

Forget 0 to 100 real quick. That started at 100 and went up from there.

Yikes. Would not be able to sleep for days if I saw a dead body with eyes open in real life.

An extreme form of body dismorphic disorder, where the affected person believes that some part of their body doesn't belong to them.

Also not creepy. Everything has a last photo before it dies.

So much for Rest in Peace.

Someone forgot to switch off the radio before the Soviet Union fell. Wouldn’t want to see that electric bill.

I’d think presenting the actual living actors alive would be more effective to clear the murder charges…

So that's where Zara drew inspiration for their ads!! 😅

Dammit, there is no language construction ‘off of’ and the collocation is ‘based on’

Yeah Catholicism can get pretty weird. They probably did this to overturn some of his edicts that had become problematic.

Do yourselves a favor, and do NOT look this up. I'm not sleeping tonight, or any night for that matter.

I can't stand watching any TV show with a laugh track anymore. Everybody loves Raymond ruined me. Ray Romano is so not funny and the laugh track just makes it worse. I was literally counting the seconds between LOLs and bored as hell.

The roots of those teeth look incredibly long

These don't necessarily belong to children. It's more likely that they belonged to the Liquidators who went in after the area was evacuated. Don't forget, the Soviet government didn't even tell the people of Prypiat and the surrounding areas about the severity of the incident, and when they did evacuate, the people were encouraged to believe it was for 3 days. Almost no precautions were taken with the safety of the public until then. The gas masks were likely abandoned by the Liquidators when they were released from duty, they could have been using the school as a base of operations. They left most of the equipment behind, from gas masks to clothing to the fire engines and helicopters because they were too radioactive to take from there.

The strangest thing about this is that while premature burials were extremely rare, the fear of them was not. It was something close to mass hysterics at the time, helped by stories and novels like Edgar Allan Poe's "Buried Alive" and similar. Doctors at the time sometimes carried a "heart knife": If they pronounced someone dead, they afterwards stabbed him to the heart to make sure he did not wake up in the grave.