
50 “Interesting And Absolutely Terrifying” Images That Are Not For The Faint-Hearted
InterviewSpooky season may have come to an end, but have no fear! (Or perhaps, have lots of fears!) The real world has no shortage of terrifying and disturbing things year round. And one place on the internet that knows that better than anywhere else is the Terrifying as [Heck] subreddit. This online community is dedicated to sharing all things creepy, crawly and disturbing, so if that’s right up your alley, you’re in for a treat.
We’ve gathered some of the most unsettling pics from this terrifying subreddit down below to provide you with your daily dose of nightmare fuel. If you’re easily spooked, this article might not be for you. But if you love learning about the darkest parts of our planet and you can stomach seeing frightening photos, we think you’ll enjoy this creepy list. Keep reading to also find a few interviews we were lucky enough to receive from the moderators of this terrifying subreddit and from horror photographers Joshua Hoffine and Rick Jones. Be sure to upvote the pictures that freak you out the most, and then if you’re looking for even more dark and disturbing pics, you can check out this Bored Panda article next.
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Man Shielded Many Women And Took All Pallets Shotgun On Himself During Anti Hizab Protest In Tehran
The Terrifying as [Heck] subreddit (whose name we’ve censored) is certainly one of the most frightening and unsettling places on the internet. I can handle gore and violence in films no problem, but seeing a photo of a gruesome event taking place in real life? That’ll keep me from sleeping tonight. And as you’ll see from this list, not all of the pictures are explicitly dangerous or frightening. Some photos are more disturbing due to what they say about society or just seem creepy due to the context. Terrifying as [Heck] is a reminder that scary things are happening all the time.
To learn more about how this frightening corner of the internet was formed, we reached out to their moderator team on Reddit. "The subreddit was created a long time ago, but the creator left, and it remained closed until February of this year, after we requested it from Reddit employees and reopened it," they told Bored Panda. "It's exciting to see it grow to over 400k members in 10 months, exceeding our original expectations."
Bone Chilling Story About Jean Hilliard
People In Iran Are Protesting For Her, Videos Are All Over The Internet
When it comes to why audiences are drawn to this subreddit, the moderators told Bored Panda, "People I believe, are drawn to this type of content for a variety of reasons. People enjoy seeing terrifying things; we're all wired to notice anomalies in our surroundings. A defining aspect of the sub is regardless of socioeconomic, ethnic or cultural background, there is a relatability in what truly chills an individual to the bone... Another reason is that seeing morbid and terrifying content helps us see the darker side of reality, making us appreciate what we have even more."
We also wanted to know what the moderators find most frightening. "We all have different things that scare us, and for some, it's things that cannot be explained, such as unknown diseases or things deep in the ocean about which we know very little," they explained. "Others love videos of gruesome and morbid incidents. Those are the kind of thing we find the most terrifying and like to see on here. We've been terrified several times, mostly due to unexpected gore posts or this sub's specialty, pitbulls mauling humans or other animals."
The Shining Eyes Of Gators In The Everglades
A Soldiers Face Before And After War
Just A Glimpse Of A Female University In Afghanistan
And when it comes to why the moderators love Terrifying as [Heck] so much, they told Bored Panda, "We love this community for the same reasons its members do: strange content that makes you want to shiver." But the group is still an acquired taste. "In terms of moderation, this is probably our most hated sub, due to extremely toxic and upsetting comments and frequent gore posts popping up here and there," they shared.
But if you are a huge fan of the content in this article, be sure to head on over to the Terrifying as [Heck] subreddit after reading this piece and join their 440k members right here!
These Two Boys Had Been Exposed To The Same Smallpox Source. One Had Been Vaccinated, The Other Hadn’t
Likely The Most Frightening 30 Minutes Of His Life...
Suicide Nets At Apple Sweatshops In China
To gain more insight on the topic of terrifying photos, we reached out to horror photographer Joshua Hoffine, who has made a career out of shooting the most frightening pics you could imagine. We were curious how Joshua became inspired to enter the field of horror photography in the first place. "I've always loved horror movies, and all things scary," he told Bored Panda. "Around 20 years ago, when I was a young photographer working at Hallmark Cards, it struck me that there was no such thing as 'horror photography'. There are horror movies, and novels and comic books and video games - but why not photography? This realization inspired me to begin staging photographs deliberately designed to upset and frighten the viewer. When people asked me what I was doing, I called it 'horror photography'."
A Creepy Looking Nun Watch Natives Children In Prayer
From 1880 to 1997 Canada forced indigenous children into residential schools to assimilate them into Canadian society. An estimated 6k to 25k died or went missing . Almost 2000 children have been found in unmarked, mass graves in Canada so far.
Forcing Religion And Also Forced Marriage, Amazin
This Road In Northern Ireland
"I love horror because it is about spectacle," Joshua shared with Bored Panda. "I love the aesthetics of horror, and the surprising depth the genre allows. Horror is, at once, psychological, metaphorical, and existential in nature."
"Horror is ultimately concerned with the imminence and randomness of death, and the implication that there is no certainty to existence," he explained. "The experience of horror resides in this confrontation with uncertainty. Horror tells us that our belief in security is delusional, and that the monsters are all around us."
Poor Lady
Windsor Lore
Rosemary Kennedy And Lobotomy
We were also curious about Joshua's process of creating incredible frightening photos. "I stage my photo shoots like small movies, with sets, costumes, elaborate props, fog machines, and SPFX make up," he shared. "I seek out common and universal fears as subject matter for my images. The fears that interest me the most are the ones we all share. I want to find the monsters hiding in our collective subconscious and drag them out into the light of day."
And when it comes to what Joshua personally finds most terrifying, he told Bored Panda, "My biggest personal fears include death, the loss of a loved one, and the loss of self. My work covers an array of fears and phobias, but these core fears show up again and again. There are still many fears, such as nuclear holocaust or mass shooters, that remain to be made."
Acute Radiation Poisoning
And when it comes to why we're attracted to these types of photos, Joshua shared, "Fear is part of the human condition. Horror never ceases to be relevant, because we never cease to be afraid. Confronting our fears is the only way to control them."
If you'd like to see some of Joshua's amazing and unsettling work, be sure to visit his website right here.
Frank Goldsmith, A Survivor Of The Rms Titanic Disaster, Ended Up Living Near A Baseball Stadium In Detroit
He hated game days, because the sound of the cheering crowd reminded him of the screaming people in the water during the sinking.
He survived and so did the trauma. I hope he found happiness in life.
Assisted Suicide Pod Approved For Use In Switzerland. At The Push Of A Button, The Pod Becomes Filled With Nitrogen Gas, Which Rapidly Lowers Oxygen Levels, Causing Its User To Die
I'm all for something like this for terminally ill people. They should absolutely be allowed to choose this then suffer with whatever sickness they have if there is positively no chance of recovery.
As an MD, I agree, and want this option. You go peacefully into that last good night, and on your own terms, while still in your right mind.
Load More Replies...my aunt passed 3 weeks ago from cancer. To have this would have been a blessing to not see her suffer and deteriorate the way she did over the last 3 weeks of her life :(
Suicide should not be judged this harshly, end this nonsense religious stigma once and for all! One should be very much allowed to choose to end one's life if they decided so.
I am against suicide as a permanent solution to a temporary problem... I am an atheist so no religion involved. If someone is terminally ill I absolutely believe they should be able to end their suffering but just to up and decide "today is a good day to die" because of current unhappiness or mental health issues is a slippery slope to go down especially since pretty much everyone I know has had suicidal thoughts at one time or another and are quite happy that they did not follow through.
Load More Replies...We can put our pets to sleep when they are suffering. Why shouldn’t a human be able to chose the same thing for themselves? If I have terminal brain cancer, why put myself (and my family) through the pain and agony of chemo/radiation. Would rather spend my last days with loved ones, say my goodbyes, and slip away. Edit to add maybe have a nice glass of whisky and a fat joint before they turn on the pod.
I have numerous progressive and chronic conditions and I pray something like this exists for when/ if I need it- hopefully many years from now though
Same boat. Quality of life is more important than life span. When the quality declines beyond repair I want the ability to opt out. I'm not depressed. I'm not suicidal. I'm realistic.
Load More Replies...This is a brilliant idea for those seeking a more comfortable way to die than the disease which is destroying them.
For use by terminally ill patients. I'd imagine there's a loooot of paperwork involved.
Actually not, you can join the institution called Exit and that saves you the paperwork when you actually need it to be done
Load More Replies...this does NOT belong on this list. It is advanced thinking and something that should be available to everyone. It is not freedom when you are not allowed to end your suffering because others think it is "wrong" or "scary".
Legitimate question for discussion: (please don’t downvote if your answer is “no”, just leave a comment) Many agree that assisted suicide/death with dignity should be legal for those suffering a terminal disease - but what about those who are simply suicidal? If someone with a mental illness simply wants to take their own life, do you think they should they be allowed to?
I believe strongly in bodily autonomy so I’d say yes. If someone has been offered medical treatment or support and they either refuse it or try it and it doesn’t help, why not. Why should any person be forced to live if they truly don’t want to? I’d caveat that by saying a lot of the time suicidal ideation can be traced to financial, health or domestic problems. A lot of these can be resolved with access to the right support networks. The problem is people don’t always know what is available or how to access it. So I’d preface my “yes” with the caveat of “following a discussion about the appropriate available support and resources”. Personally I intend to go when I decide that I no longer enjoy my life. There may not be a medical reason for it, more to do with quality of life.
Load More Replies...Not terrifying at all! Everyone deserves to die on their own terms, not suffering, with dignity and grace, if they so choose. This needs to be legal everywhere! Leaving the country to do this, just isn't an option for the average person.
"It's a sun-bed Mr Trump, just push the button " we're the last words he heard.
I am all for this for someone who wishes to choose. No one should have to right to choose if you want to pass. We didn't ask for permission to be born either. God blessx
I know this is morbid and I am no fan of the death penalty, but I never understood why pro death penalty people haven't proposed this because of all the problems they were having with injections. It is a pain free way to die,
This. If this is so damn simple, why aren't state boards who are responsible for this all over this? Because the person condemned to die should do it horribly and in pain, since death just isn't enough of a punishment? Not debating the death penalty either, but if it's going to exists, you''d think this would be huge.
Load More Replies...This is a much more respectful way to go with dignity then having to deteriorate day by day. I've worked as a caretaker a long time ago and I never forget this lady... She was dying, very slowly, each day she was literally leaking fluid through all her pores, could do nothing else but lie on her special mattress on the bed, waiting for her death. She wanted to put a stop to it, asked her doctor for help with euthanasia... but her children didn't agree as they didn't want to say goodbye to their mother... they rather let her suffer then let her die in peace... If your pet is terminally ill, we go to the vet to have it humanly euthanized, there should not be any reason we shouldn't let our lives ones have the same choice.
We are kinder to our terminally ill pets than we are to terminally ill people.
She looks very happy about it all....which is kinda depressing as it turns out a woman in a suicide pod is having a better time than me!
i am swiss and i can assure you THIS does NO exist and was NO allowed hin Switzerland.
Are you saying the pods aren't in your country? It looks like assisted suicide in general is allowed. "In Switzerland, people can be granted access to assisted suicide (AS) on condition that the person whose wish is to die performs the fatal act, that he has his decisional capacity and that the assisting person’s conduct is not selfishly motivated." A qualitative study on existential suffering and assisted suicide in Switzerland | BMC Medical Ethics | Full Text https://bmcmedethics.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12910-019-0367-9
Load More Replies...Would that suffocate them, then? Or does it do something else? I guess the main question I'm asking is does it feel like you can't breathe or do you just go to sleep? Cuz suffocating sounds scary :(
The person would die from the lack of oxygen. Since the body mainly reacts to the build-up of carbon dioxide rather than the lack of oxygen, it would be relatively painless and would not feel like there was a pillow over your face. I gather that is the theory behind it anyway.
Load More Replies...We also have this in Canada. I am eternally grateful my mother's wish was granted to die with dignity and be spared the horrible pain of the terminal cancer. She was also adamant that resources could be used for people with whole lives ahead of them instead of "wasted" on her, as she lived much longer than she ever expected. I miss her.
THIS IS NOT TERRIFYING IT IS A PEACEFUL OPTION WHEN CONSUMED BY AN INCURABLE DISEASE. RATHER THAT FACE PAIN & SUFFERING, PATIENTS (PEOPLE) CAN CHOOSE THEIR OWN DEATH ON THEIR TERMS.
Your all crazy for this being a good idea! This is a one way ticket to hell. And I don’t care if I put religion into it! As a recoverer of cancer, this is a bad idea. There is always a chance to live. What if you killed yourself in a suicide pod , and they came out with the cure the next day? How about you could recover? We live in a culture of death, and you will find out there is a God soon enough. No reason to hurry.
We don't want our pets to suffer so we take them to the vet, to humanely be put to sleep..... but it is unconscionable that we won't allow people in America to stop their own suffering.
Yeah, I know Oregon does allow it but how many hoops do they have go through and months of reviews do they have to wait?
Load More Replies...If you die without pain, and just sleep and never wake up, then I don't think this is horrifying, I think more countries should allow this.
This would have been more humane for Terri Schiavo. She died an agonizing death of dehydration when her feeding tube was removed. She was in a complete vegetative state with many doctors saying there was no hope for her of getting better. Her husband wanted the feeding tube removed and her parents wanted it left in…they were religious and felt it was wrong to let their daughter die. It was a huge court battle. Many protests went on and made national headlines. Eventually she died in 2005 of dehydration and starvation about 11 days after the tube was removed. If only she could’ve be placed in one of one of these things, she would’ve went peacefully to sleep and not suffered a painful death.
I don't think that's terrifying... people should have the right to not suffer in their final days :(
I am all for the choice to peacefully end life once we first acknowledge those who want to live and fight every day for that right just to exist. So many of my fellow minority group, people with disabilities, have lost their lives from neglect, marginalization, and degradation stemming from the idea that people with disabilities should not be seen, heard, or live. In 2012 I read the most hateful and disgusting comments posted to the Secretary of Education announced that students with disabilities should have equal rights to extracurricular activities and collegiate credit. I was blown away! In the US, if you don't contribute your life means very little to some. In fact, we are seen as a waste of money, welfare, and costing too many tax dollars for accessibility and healthcare. If we want to end suffering we must first end suffering.
The smile on this person's face is breaking my heart. I don't know if they're just a model, but that's what I'm telling myself. Mind you, I support assisted suicide for terminally ill people, but that doesn't mean it isn't sad.
If I have any say in my method of death, it will be after saying my goodbyes and introducing an awesome cocktail of drugs into my system.
She looks super happy in there, do you think she knows what happens next?
I think she does. This pod was designed for terminally ill people who chose to die on their terms, not by some fcked up decease and in pain.
Load More Replies...i would support that, and allow people who wants to die for any reason to use it.
Is it just me or does that dude look like Larry from the three stooges?
Well isn't this a comfort. All responsibility really is just with you!! Still this is the best effort of dying with dignity worst your able to show you decided to do it all alone.
Yeah I see you in there, lady. One button push and your free trial for life will have expired.
The other thing I want to add is that the American health care system spends an incredible amount of money on what I'll call end of life care. I've seen many times when huge amounts of money are spent without considering the patient's wants and here in the U.S., family members can override the patient's wishes, which I've seen happen too many times. One more thought. Why does the U.S. penal system (federal and in some states) think that it's ok to make the decision to execute prisoners, but we aren't allowed to make that decision ourselves after talking with a doctor?
I have a couple of thoughts about this. The first is one that people have mentioned, which is that in the U.S., it's ok to euthanize your pets, but not yourself. The second thought I have is that I remember when my grandmother was going through dementia and I was her primary caregiver. For many years, she had said that she was willing to go whenever the good Lord took her. She suffered for 8 years with dementia. After about 5 years or so, she became completely mute, completely unable to care for herself and had to be fed by hand. I prayed many times during her last 3 years of her body being alive that she would die because this was not how she wanted her life to end. Her soul left long before her body did. I had to grieve her death twice - once for her soul and once for her body.
Looks nasty but if someone is in intolerable unending pain this would be a godsend I imagine.
it would be about painless, as your body would recognise nitrogen as oxygen and not panic
Wondering about the pain or anxiety, while approving of dignified self-death.
In cases where the individual is really ready to "sleep and go on", this would be so wonderful. A lot of people (usually the ones who don't suffer) think suffering makes you venerable or that it is "the will of god". That is BS. At the end of life, everyone should have access to a painless, gentle way to say goodbye.
Awww I love this. The exit hood is still a simpler solution and has the advantage of allowing your loved ones to hold your hand as you expire, but I love that developments are being made to spare people the pain and indignity of having life forced on them.
There's another significant advantage to being able to choose to end your own life. If you live in America and are suffering from a terminal disease which lasts for several years before your death, you could easily leave your surviving spouse destitute due to the horrific medical bills and assisted living bills. If I find myself in that situation, I'm going to have no choice but to take my own life, instead of leaving my wife trying to live the rest of her life in bankruptcy.
i wonder if this feels just like having no air which would be an awful way to die, ie fighting for breath.
I watched a documentary on YouTube several years ago about a man with terminal cancer who chose doctor-assisted suicide to end his life. He picked the day and had a farewell party beforehand. It was really sad but I understood and respected why he would make that decision. I believe it's called "Bob's Choice".
A person should be allowed to choose, I have COPD and do not think that I want to go out choking for Oxygen, unless I have got some amazing drugs in me!
It seems like Assisted suicide programs could save more lives than the current programs we have in most countries. For all seeking suicide, not just end of life/hospice situations. I see more positive potential for this, I guess. If my best friend knew there was a painless more socially acceptable option, would he have chosen to pursue that instead? Would access to therapy or assistance from a proper outlet have turned him off to the idea. Would setting your own death date remove the impulsivity or provide a second thought? If not, then having someone with you, who completely understands and supports you seems a lot better than other options. If someone is hellbent on saying goodbye, I'd rather them comfortable and remove the horror on the individual who might find them.
Do they also get something to put them to sleep so they don't experience the panic and pain of suffocation?
Soooo...is the person smiling and waving about to use the pod?? Or just advertising?
No - this is not true. The claim - and the photo - are fabrications. The "pods" have not been approved or even heard of by Swiss authorities.
thanks for the upvote. I hope your day is going well.
Load More Replies...Again, this is BS. It is not approved, just read the introduction in the link, not just the link https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/sarco-suicide-capsule--passes-legal-review--in-switzerland/46966510 assisted suicide is legal here in Switzerland under certain circumstances and that is awesome https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assisted_suicide
it isn't suffocation. you breathe normally, but the ratio of oxygen in the air is reduced and nitrogen is inceased. this is hypoxia. it produces a feeling of euphoria before unconsciousness, and then you die while asleep. perfect way to go, i think.
Load More Replies...We were lucky enough to also get in touch with another horror photographer, Rick Jones, or the man behind Horrify Me, the UK's leading award winning horror portrait photography studio. Rick told Bored Panda that he's loved horror since a very young age (some might say too young, he added). "I recall being about 5 or 6 years old drawing monsters with blood-drenched fangs and chopped limbs, and I always watched any monster movie on TV that I could," he shared. "The horror photography grew from my lifelong passion for horror and my fine art background. It was a way to bring the two things together. I do most of my own makeup and sculpting, painting, and staging as well as lighting and photography so it's great that I get to smash all those practical skills into my genre passion!"
And when it comes to what Rick likes to capture in his photos, he said, "I shoot whatever I think is cool. Sometimes that's a popular character such as Freddy Krueger or Valak the nun, and sometimes it's something original that came from my own head. My favorite themes are my own unique twist on a popular theme - for example I once shot an art nude model as the Bride of Pinhead, and she was fully covered in pins all over her body. It was a wild idea, but fans loved it."
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A Lone Scientist Descending Into The Radioactive Darkness Of Chernobyl In 1986
Americans And Their Firearms Collections
We also wanted to know what Rick actually finds scary (if anything!). "I find real life things more scary than fantasy horror," he told Bored Panda. "Vampires, zombies, demons etc - I am utterly fearless. I don't actually believe in anything supernatural anyway. But real life crime, serial killers and that type of thing is pretty scary because despite my passion for gory horror flicks, I don't actually like 'real' horror. I have created a few shoots which depict murder victims and realistic gore but when you are creating these images you are so engaged in the art form, and detached Savefrom the reality, that it doesn't feel disturbing. Other people have found this work very disturbing though. One person actually threatened to phone the police about my photos. Maybe they thought I was a murderer? I don't know."
A Post On R/Mildyinfuriating
It's quite grotesque how the OP posted this as "Mildly infuriating" as if he wasn't apparently living with violent, unstable and abusive madman.
Chicago Metra Up-N Track Carries 34,000 Passengers On 70 Trains Across This Bridge Each Weekday
I Think Normal Fire Won't Even Work On This...thing
When asked why people are drawn to these photos, Rick says it comes down to "morbid curiosity and fascination". "At least that's what draws me to it, so I can only assume it works for other people too. Photos are different to film because you are forced to study one static moment forever, so disturbing images can be far more confronting in stills photos than in film."
"I grew up during the 1980s in the UK during the 'video nasty' era, when horror films on home video were relentlessly censored and banned," Rick shared. "Now, as a horror artist myself, I experience this censorship often. Trying to showcase dark works of art on social media can be a thankless and frustrating task, at the best of times. For those of us who love this stuff - and there are a LOT of us - we absolutely relish it! We don't want to force it on people who hate it so there's endless calls for artists to be given better tools to be allowed to show their work rather than just face flat-out bans all the time. The horror genre is populated by some of the nicest people in the world, and it is a vibrant, friendly community. I kinda hope that the tech platforms figure this out one day and give us a break."
If you'd like to check out Rick's terrifying and amazing photos, be sure to visit his website Horrify Me right here!
On October 29th, 2013. These Two Maintenance Workers Embrace Each Other Before Dying After The Wind Turbine They Were Working On In Ooltgensplaat, Holland Caught Fire
Oh I just watched a video about this and it was heartbreaking. When the turbine caught fire older two of the four workers jumped through the fire and escaped but the younger workers being only 19 and 21 were afraid to do so. By the time they were convinced the others had made it out, it was too late for them. They came together in one final embrace and one of them then jumped off while the other died in the fire
A Disease That Has No Cure
Flyers Posted In Vancouver’s Dtes
Truth is stranger than fiction, and apparently, reality is scarier than fiction. We hope you’re not feeling too spooked from this list, but if you are, you can always check out a wholesome article from Bored Panda next (like this one!) as a palette cleanser. If you do plan to continue through this list, though, be sure to keep upvoting the pics that introduce you to new fears and let us know in the comments what the most terrifying thing you’ve recently seen or experienced was. We can keep spooky season going all year round!
The “Empty Box” Void Of A Brain Death
The Danish Special Forces Are Just Militarised Sleep Paralysis Demons
This Emergency Alert Everyone I Know Just Got
Snapping Turtle In Brainerd
Relaxing On The Side Of A Mountain
Jared Leto And His Cult On His Private Island
I’ve Already Seen 3 Videos This Week. As A Parent, This Is Terrifying
This Is Terrifying And Comforting At The Same Time
I can imagine this is a lose/lose situation when you are an immigrant
In 2018, An American Evangelical Missionary Trespassed Into The North Sentinel Island (The Last Contacted Place On Earth) To Convert The Hidden Tribe To Christianity. After Many Unsuccessful Attempts, The Man Was Maimed Through Blunt Force And Succumbed To Death
How To Escape Being Buried Alive
Portland Man Found His Tires Slashed, And This Note On His Car
Department Store Wax Mannequins Melting During A Heatwave In 1929
Neuroanatomical Comparison Of Normal Brain And Alzheimer´s Disease Brain
For me seeing something like that and seeing also People lose themselves in their dementia was the final straw in becoming an atheist. The whole concept of an immortal soul ascending into heaven went basically up in smoke. The brain is the location of the "us". All we are is in there. And if it stops functioning, if it gets sick or damaged, all that is "us" gets affected too. Irreversible. Do you really really think that Grandpa with Dementia, who can barely speak and function by himself will magically be restored somewhere after Death? It is truly heartbreaking seeing something like that.
When You're Camping Your Body Heat Provides A Thermal Spot For Insects To Congregate
Thousands Of People Were Killed In A Terrifying Flood In Pakistan Recently. A Massive Inland Lake Has Appeared, As Seen On Satellite Imagery
Poor folks. My house was flooding a few years back. Didn't get more then wet carpet and an endless trail of water. I'm crying and exhausted at trying to get the water to stop coming in. Then I was watching the news and saw people with houses floods and I felt like a sh*t for crying over my home being wet.
Someone Posted How Low The Fatal Dose Of Fentanyl Is. Here Is Compared To The Fatal Dose Of Carfentani
The View From My Apartment When The Air Quality Is Almost 300
The 1933 Film Of Alice In Wonderland Is Pure Nightmare Fuel. Directed By Norman Z. Mcleod And Well Worth Watching!
Two-Headed Sharks Are Sighted More And More And No One Knows Why
Enough Said
Male chimpanzees can be as strong as 3-4 human males. They can literally tear you apart. I've seen a zookeeper on the verge of panic when it looked like one of his chimps was waking up early from sedation, and the vet didn't seem to be taking it seriously.
Mass Shooters Of The Past 2-Months
Prototype “Economy” Airline Seats, Terrifying If You Have Claustrophobia
honestly this guy is the worst airline and overall reviewer
Before And After Being Lost In The Wilderness For 33 Days
BP, more posts like this please, not the long uninteresting ones about Reddit problems
Have to admit, couldn't agree more!! This is one of the most fascinating posts in months. I rarely scroll to the last entry but read this one for end to end! Disturbing, depressing... but so much better than someone's life story about a vile relative or malicious compliance at work.
Load More Replies...600-pound grizzly bear I encountered on a cloudy night. Truly frightening. Bear-636d2...9ef703.jpg
Have a friend in nuclear medicine, in one of the safety lectures they show what the Colbalt 60 source looks like so you know to avoid it incase of damage to the machinery or if any accidents occur. Simple metal tube with Drop and Run stamped into it.
So is the cobalt the tube? Or is it inside the tube? Genuinely curious, don't know much about it. Except that it is NOT to be fúcked with, lol.
Load More Replies...BP, more posts like this please, not the long uninteresting ones about Reddit problems
Have to admit, couldn't agree more!! This is one of the most fascinating posts in months. I rarely scroll to the last entry but read this one for end to end! Disturbing, depressing... but so much better than someone's life story about a vile relative or malicious compliance at work.
Load More Replies...600-pound grizzly bear I encountered on a cloudy night. Truly frightening. Bear-636d2...9ef703.jpg
Have a friend in nuclear medicine, in one of the safety lectures they show what the Colbalt 60 source looks like so you know to avoid it incase of damage to the machinery or if any accidents occur. Simple metal tube with Drop and Run stamped into it.
So is the cobalt the tube? Or is it inside the tube? Genuinely curious, don't know much about it. Except that it is NOT to be fúcked with, lol.
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