Weird

Life is full strange surprises and this gallery is no exception. Here are 42 things that shouldn’t be explained.

As much as we think we know about this incredible planet we call home, Earth still has plenty of mysteries left to be discovered. It’s a big planet and humans have only been around for about 200k years or so. …

“I found this random painting in a thrift store that looks eerily similar to me.”

It seems like running an amusement park and/or a roadside attraction is a crapshoot. You need the cooperation of a good economy, weather and something that brings in the attendance. If not, your park is gonna fail. Trust me, I’ve …

‘Harry Potter and the Portrait of what Looked Like a Large Pile of Ash’, is without a doubt the most depressing of any Harry Potter fan fiction ever written. This short story will leave you confused and wondering, “what the …

  Cicada 3301 Cicada 3301 was a name given to a secret unknown organization that posted a series of nearly-unsolvable games and riddles online, and is believed to have been an attempt to recruit highly-advanced codebreakers and linguists. Their puzzles …

Children’s books are supposed to be bland, educational, and simple. But here’s some children’s books that can definitely be read the wrong way by adults. I wouldn’t feel right reading these children’s books to anyone under 18, anyway. This is …

These freaky warning signs are all real. And they’re all located in NOPEsville, which is somewhere between Snaketown and Uncle-who-hugs-you-too-long-sylvania.

Here’s some bonkers knowledge to impress your family members with at Thanksgiving dinner. Crazy as they sound, they are all true…

Most conspiracy theories aren’t taken seriously because the people saying them are screaming and also believe the moon landing was all a hoax. Well, some of those tin-foil hat wearing folks were right! Here’s the craziest conspiracy theories that turned …

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832), German writer. Abraham Lincoln (1809 –1865) George Washington (1732-1799) Ulysses S Grant (1822–1885) Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827), German composer. Leo Tolstoy (1828–1910), author of War and Peace. Walt Whitman (1819-1892), American poet. Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790), …