49 Insane Pictures That Might Make You Quit The Internet!
Wearing The Halloween Sign
While pumpkins are a crucial element of Halloween, they are apparently not the best option for an outfit. They could, however, be used to replicate the concept of the Pumpkin man, a character based on the 1998 horror film “Pumpkin Man,” which told the story of a strange creature and a teenager named Jason.
For decades, the pumpkin has been an essential feature of the scary month. However, turnips were more commonly used as far back as the 19th century.
Snowed In
If there’s anything people love, it’s snow! While it appears to be white, it is actually translucent. Although snow affects several activities, including transportation and agriculture, it also positively impacts ecosystems by providing an insulating layer under which plants and animals can survive the cold.
We can’t leave out how great snow makes everything look, even weird pictures like this. While we can’t tell what this woman is doing, it seems like she doesn’t mind sitting on such a cold surface.
Meat Freshener
Vehicles have gone through a lot since 1886 when Carl Benz patented his Benz Patent-Motorwagen. After that, in the 20th century, they became available to the public. Since then, there have been several automobile brands. We assume this man is not trying to replicate the “new car smell,” which contains up to 50 volatile organic compounds.
Unfortunately, since the average American spends only over 38 hours in traffic yearly, he may not get much of that fresh meat scent either.
The Rabbitsons
Rabbits are typically used as a symbol of fertility or rebirth. They are regarded as one of the cutest animals on the planet and are great pets for children. However, a Russian photographer, Alena Beljakov, portrays them in a different light with her series, Meet the Rabbitsons. Usually, she photographs nine people in bunny masks.
She started the series at the age of 19. The images are often produced in both full color, with sepia overtones, and in black and white.
Say Hello To Magneto
Students who pay attention in science class undoubtedly know different laws of nature, including Newton’s law of universal gravitation. The first test of the law was the Cavendish experiment, conducted by the British scientist Henry Cavendish in 1798.
We bet when Sir Isaac Newton propounded the law, he did not expect that a young boy would defy it. From the look of things, this little boy has utensils sticking to different parts of his body, and it’s hard to explain how he’s doing it.
Bacon Man
Bacon has been around since as far back as 1500 B.C. The popular meat differs according to the country in which it’s produced. American bacon, for example, is made from pork belly. Although 70 percent of bacon is eaten at breakfast, it seems this man found the remaining 30 percent and glued it to himself.
This earned him the online nickname “Bacon Man”—a name not to be mistaken with the popular Skymap video game “Bacon Man: An Adventure.”
Tasty Shoe
Shoes have experienced their fair share of evolution. From the coining of the term “sneakers” in 1917 to the fact that women now wear heels that only men once wore, it’s evident that footwear has become a priority in this day and age.
That’s why one person spent $660K on a pair of ruby slippers from “The Wizard of Oz.” However, for this man, it seems like footwear isn’t just good for the feet; he’d like to taste it too.
Watermelon Madness
The entire world is obsessed with watermelon, and that’s why it’s grown almost everywhere in the world. It was first harvested 5,000 years ago in Egypt. It is highly nutritional and contains many elements, like potassium and calcium. Watermelons are also filled with electrolytes and water, which are excellent sources of hydration.
Research also shows that these melons can lower the risk of cancer. With all these benefits, it’s easy to understand why this man wants so much watermelon.
All Shaved And Ready To Go
Cats are one of the most adorable animals you’ll find. That’s why they are the second most popular pets in the world. If you look at this picture, it’s possible to miss the cat in it because it’s not sporting the fur cats are famous for.
Either it’s a Sphynx breed, or its owner shaved all its fur off because shaving promotes hygiene and makes it simpler to reach and apply medications to any wounds on the body. It’s also helpful for surgery.
The Stuff Nightmares Are Made Of
There’s no denying that infants are so adorable; the world is obsessed with them. It also helps that they provide the best hugs. A hug from a little one can cause a release of oxytocin, which helps to lower stress levels.
It is impossible to think of the creatures capable of giving such sweet hugs as terrifying, but it seems they can be. One look at this picture, and you’d understand what we mean. Thankfully, it’s not a real baby.
Candle Art
Candles have undoubtedly served humankind for a long time. They were first made of tallow in ancient Rome. Although they aren’t used as much for lighting, they can be used as art. And like candles, art has evolved, and it seems this man is trying to perform while lighting candles.
Hopefully, he has taken measures to ensure his safety, as the National Fire Protection Association has attributed candles to be a leading source of residential fires in the United States.
Piggybacking All Through
It’s not uncommon to find people using animals as means of transportation. However, it is pretty unusual to see people using pigs for this purpose. Pork is often used as a food source. There are several fascinating facts about pigs.
They are ranked as the fifth most intelligent animal in the world and are cleaner than people believe them to be. The pig’s propensity to roll around in the mud to cool off gives it its reputation as a filthy animal.
Puffy Bods
If you did some quick research, you’d find that dogs are the most popular pets worldwide. They can increase levels of dopamine and oxytocin so it’s understandable that people like to imitate them. In “Mariko Takahashi’s Fitness Video for Being Appraised as an “Ex-Fat Girl,” you would find that the dogs and their similarly shaped trainer stand out.
Yet the person behind the short film, Nagi Noda, has never explained why people in the video are dressed in dog costumes.
Sandwich Shaving
Shaving is not a new concept, and it wasn’t until 3000 B.C. that razors were invented. Different people and times have their reasons for shaving. For example, in order to avoid being grabbed by the enemy, Alexander the Great encouraged the Macedonian soldiers to shave their beards prior to battle.
However, we can’t understand what this man is trying to achieve by shaving peanut butter, jelly, and bread off his face. More importantly, we wonder how they got there.
Wearing The Halloween Sign
While pumpkins are a crucial element of Halloween, they are apparently not the best option for an outfit. They could, however, be used to replicate the concept of the Pumpkin man, a character based on the 1998 horror film “Pumpkin Man,” which told the story of a strange creature and a teenager named Jason.
For decades, the pumpkin has been an essential feature of the scary month. However, turnips were more commonly used as far back as the 19th century.
Improvisation At Its Peak
The creativity displayed here is commendable. Using a human being as an electric wheelchair is certainly not ideal, logically speaking, but one can’t deny it looks a bit interesting. However, the human-seat position can be fatal since it can cause severe discomfort in the lower back and spine.
The human body, while flexible, has limitations, especially when placed in unpleasant positions for an extended period of time. The consequences might range from a little joint soreness to a severe concussion.
Halloween Gone Wrong
Halloween is one of the most widely observed holidays in the United States. While many people are intent on celebrating the occasion in their unique style, the event itself is responsible for some of the accidents in the country. An interesting statistic is that there are around 3,200 related accidents each year.
Hence, seeing mishaps like this one are regular. Although it’s unclear what the person in question was going for with their costume, her rabbit companions appear dejected.
Feeding Day For The Gulls
This has to be one of the funniest feeding methods on the internet. Gulls, sometimes known as seagulls, are one of the most ubiquitous birds, inhabiting all seven continents. They enjoy a varied yet relaxed diet that includes fish, rodents, eggs, bread, and other foods.
Despite being one of the most clever birds, they are quite impulsive when it comes to eating. So when a beachgoer decides to create a suit of bread for himself, it would be hard for them to ignore.
Taking The Photoshoot To The Streets
Although photographs and photography have been around since the 1800s, it’s become massively popular in recent years. Thanks to the innovations that came with the 21st century, high-definition quality pictures are now accessible to the everyday person, owing mainly to the advancements in smartphone camera features.
Some people go out of their way to get creative, hoping to get the perfect shot. This is one such case where an otherwise perfectly sane woman is forced to lie half-bare on a dirty, wet road.
Starting A New Zombie Apocalypse
While this may have begun as a bad day at the vet’s office, it still looks strange. If you’re imaginative, it might be reminiscent of the Zombie Apocalypse provoked by the Umbrella Corporation from the “Resident Evil” film franchise. The concept of zombies, as you know, is quite popular in fiction.
The “Resident Evil” film franchise depicts the introduction of a virus that, when put into the human system, corrupts it. Some victims may experience increased strength, aggression, and colored eyes.
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