Weird

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."

“How my family eats cheesecake.”

"Today we found all of this stuff in an old power box in my house—it turns out the previous owner tapped the phone line to listen to his wife’s calls.

The Super Bowl is one the biggest sporting events in the calendar. But there are plenty of other weird sports that are not quite as well known.

’’I went to the bathroom at school and walked in on this.’’

You said she’s out of my league. I had a point to prove.”

’’So, my dog met Santa Claus.’’

"The Variety Of Colors In The Eggs My Friend’s Chickens Laid"

"Mother-In-Law Door!"

“Rainbow cheesecake; it was one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever eaten.”

"This Stall Door In A Gas Station Bathroom"

"What are these blue, large (about 2m), heavy steel objects with chains and ropes attached that look as if they’re put under water (seen in a harbor)?"

"Is It Stupid? Yes. Would I Eat It? Yes"

“My pepper looks like a fist.”

“Keychain. Breaks apart. Black is rubber and solid on the inside and oddly shaped. The white piece is just hollowed out hard plastic.”

“My hammer broke when I hit a nail on some workbench trim.”

"Halfway into the pizza, noticed there's a huge footprint inside the pizza box."

These odd artworks, created by Lucky Stradley and sold on her Etsy store, make you reflect about the peculiar character of human beings, since it appears that many of them are actively buying these crimes against good taste.

Christmas should be about pleasure, happiness, and presents... These Santas, on the other hand, appear to have crawled out of a fever dream. It appears that Christmas used to be a lot scarier...

I'm not sure whether you can prepare yourself for what's going to happen. Going through the postings of the "I Want to Leave" Instagram account makes you feel so uneasy that it's like walking around in damp socks.

“4 years ago today I got married, this was my cake.”