Weird

Japan is really weird sometimes.

Yes, these laws really do exist.

Good luck trying to have fun at these terrible playgrounds.

There’s no need to get your eyes checked. These items are real.

The Peel Trident is a three-wheeled micromobile with a 49-cubed motorcycle engine capacity of 4.2 liters. This one was built in 1965, and it was recently put up for auction.

Brand Belovedshirts have created what very well may be the most unsettling swimsuit of all time.

Whoever created these labels has a great sense of humor.

These are the strange things that they don’t teach you in school.

Russians just have a different idea of what’s acceptable.

Some people will do anything for money.

You definitely don’t want to snack on these cooking disasters.

No one knows this better than historian Pete Taylor who has discovered some of the oddest moments of the time period and compiled them into a book. Each image will have you wondering if they are real or not….they’re that …

You just never know what you’re going to see when you take public transportation.

They’re blown away by the sheer size of America. “It took me a while before I realized that a person cannot drive from New York City to the Grand Canyon in one day.” Foreigners are confused as to why the …

One confectionery in Bangkok decided step up their pudding game by making the dessert look like puppies. But animal lovers are saying that no matter how delicious the treat is, they just can’t bring themselves to stab a small dog …

It’s pool season, so make sure you’re up to date with the latest trends, preferably ones that don’t involve any of these gems. Keep it simple, make sure it’s comfortable (even when you’re wet) and always double check to make …

Resistance is futile.

Only the bravest of the brave can work in the hotel industry.

When it comes to countries they don’t get much weirder than Russia.

These detachable jeans designed by Y/Project can be worn as pants or shorts, but regardless of which way you wear them, they’re still the worst.

New York woman Barbara Cline shared images of what appears to be some kind of squid-like creature that she claims she found in a coconut water carton, and the picture has since been shared more than 50,000 times. Source