This should be up higher. Super creepy.

Anyone else randomly just thinking of Thalia Grace from the Percy Jackson books? You know, the pine tree?

Demon baby...

How big is your backyard?

*jaws theme playing in the background*

Oh beehive!

Scary but fitting...

Edward Munch clouds

Beautiful!!!

Aside from this picture, also terrifying is the last recorded transmission before his spacecraft fell to Earth.

The Winchester probably used that house at some point to trap a demon. Feel protected.

Looks like a weird super hero costume.

Clever and not really unsettling. I think the message is beautiful actually. Reminds me of: Don't ever laugh as a hearse goes by, for you may be the next to die..

Someone has a sick sense of humour...I would laugh after I cleaned the mess out of my pants (ha ha).

The flanges on the doors suggest the out-opening doors were forced inward?

I'm guessing this was to prevent grave robbing, which was very common years ago. Edit: Just Googled these. Apparently they're called mortsafes and were common in Victorian Britain to prevent body snatchers. Back then medical schools and such would pay good money for a dead body for research so people would dig up and steal the bodies of recently dead people to sell. Like Burke and Hare, but they didn't rob graves but killed people to sell instead.

Cat: LET ME OUT HOOMAN THIS INSTANT, I HAVE HELD YOUR FINGER PRISONER

The children are slightly transparent and are wearing clothing from the 1800's.

Trichinosis I guess. Though the patient having eaten raw pork for 10 years doesn't really make a difference. You just have to eat the wrong raw pork once to catch this little bugger and then the severity of the decease depends on how your body handles things. The worm larvae are encapsulated so they're protected from stomach acids and only come out after they've moved to the intestines.

I'd say the chances are "Worth calling the non-emergency police line and asking them to do a welfare check." high. If they're not dead, they may be hoarding animals, or be unable to care for themself.

that's actually kinda cool

no.

Why did I think of Jar Jar Binks?

Where can you buy this? Searched but no bueno

Love this!

Is your town Chernobyl?

That is one seriously fat palm… (no offense ghost)

I hope future generations will figure it out quicker than we were able to decipher ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs.

Bigger version of the "Iron Throne"?

And very pleased with himself he looks too

I was impressed by the muscles, but as I kept scrolling I noticed the love spuds.

Oh my god. What are we doing to this planet!!!!

Centuries from now archaeologists are gonna dig these places up and think they are huge prayer rooms or something religious.

Did someone tell this candidate "Don't call us, we'll call you." Seems pretty aggressive?

Would a wooden coffin really survive this long in the ground? Or is that not what I'm seeing?

It is very likely this was never used as a cell but as a latrine instead. To post an excerpt: "An example of what might be popularly termed an "oubliette" is the particularly claustrophobic cell in the dungeon of Warwick Castle's Caesar's Tower, in central England. The access hatch consists of an iron grille. Even turning around (or moving at all) would be nearly impossible in this tiny chamber. However, the tiny chamber that is described as the oubliette, is in reality a short shaft which opens up into a larger chamber with a latrine shaft entering it from above. This suggests that the chamber is in fact a partially backfilled drain. The positioning of the supposed oubliette within the larger dungeon, situated in a small alcove, is typical of garderobe arrangement within mediaeval buildings. These factors perhaps point to this feature being the remnants of a latrine rather than a cell for holding prisoners."

That's one drunken frat boy night out away from a news headline.

The "snow" used in Citizen Kane is all asbestos. It was common in Hollywood to use asbestos in snow scenes.

Tell me you need therapy without telling me you need therapy