Weird

"Siberian bears sometimes dig up dead bodies for food, and use cemeteries as ‘refrigerators’."

"Chopines showed off the high status of the wearer and could reach heights of up to 20 inches. These shoes were called lewd, but that didn’t stop them from becoming popular. Venice, 15th century"

“Got a nice surprise from the cleaners after staying at a hotel for the past 3 months because of work.”

"For My Son’s 1st Birthday, I Give You The Cake We Ordered And The Cake We Got"

Did you know any of these weird Facts? Source: twitter.com

"My sister is the one who has wisely chosen not to participate in this smooch-fest.”

“This house in my neighborhood that has no windows at all”

"I think I just discovered "Sprite" logo inspiration"

"A record store for mice in Lund"

“A ceramic cup that looks like a plastic cup that has ants on it”

“Flying over an area outside of Tucson and we saw this hole, and it looks like it has water in it.”

"A Friend Ordered Tiramisu In Scotland. Why Sugar The Lid?"

Kitten Kay Sera from California says that she “dated” pink color for over 40 years and finally decided to marry it. Now, after a fully-pink wedding, pink color is “officially” her husband...

"Hardcore hippie. Now I still love the music but don’t dress like I’m training to be a clown"

"That the hazard button in a car would blow the car up."

“The turquoise part spins and that opens and closes the metal triangles. Some Japanese writing I think in symbol.”

Bridezillas are brides who go too far and become bridezillas. For example, this bridesmaid created a list of 37 rules that her bridesmaids must fulfill in order to be included in the bridal party.

"Black plastic pipe near entrance to a park. Has a wire coming out near the capped bottom."

"I've Got A Fever And The Only Prescription Is More Columns..."

"Alien sneakers, Yeezy"

“I have a pear-shaped pupil!”

“New prototype ‘economy’ airline seats.”

In Japan, people called sex dolls "Dutch Wives". Well, it may certainly pique your curiosity. Looking back at the time when Dutch sailors happened to trade with Japanese sailors, these Japanese voyagers came to love the term "Dutch Wives."