“For The Weird, Strange, Odd And Bizarre”: 30 Pics From This Interesting Group (New Pics)

Life would be pretty boring if things were normal all the time, wouldn’t you agree? We need some weirdness in our lives from time to time to spice things up a bit. What about a selection of photos featuring some strange andbizarrestuff?That’s exactly what we have for you here! Thanks to the amazing folks at the r/Weirdsubredditwho find weird things in the wild and post them to the community, this is another compilation of some new and greatweird pics. So, if you’re craving some weirdness, don’t hesitate and scroll away!This post may includeaffiliate links.

That’s exactly what we have for you here! Thanks to the amazing folks at the r/Weirdsubredditwho find weird things in the wild and post them to the community, this is another compilation of some new and greatweird pics. So, if you’re craving some weirdness, don’t hesitate and scroll away!

This post may includeaffiliate links.

Skeleton View Of A Stingray

One Of My Masks (No Artificial Intelligence Was Used Here)

I May Not Have A Doctorate In Physics, Nor In Engineering.. But I Feel Grandma Might Be Breaking More Than The Sound Barrier

The r/Weirdsubredditis a place where people can share pictures of strange andoddthings they come across. It’s no wonder the community has 1.5M members; people like to come and check out the strange things fellow netizens have encountered in their daily lives.As popular as the subreddit is, it must have some rules. Apart from the usual ‘No spam’ and ‘Be civil’ rules, r/Weird doesn’t accept goreyhorror. Unsettling pics are okay, as long as they don’t contain bodies split in half and the like. The main criteria for a pic is pretty simple otherwise: it just has to be “weird.”

As popular as the subreddit is, it must have some rules. Apart from the usual ‘No spam’ and ‘Be civil’ rules, r/Weird doesn’t accept goreyhorror. Unsettling pics are okay, as long as they don’t contain bodies split in half and the like. The main criteria for a pic is pretty simple otherwise: it just has to be “weird.”

Heard Strange Noises . Opened My Front Door To Be Confronted By This . I Do Not And Never Have Owned Ducks

Woman With Schizophrenia Draws What She Sees On Her Walls. Oc

Flower With Weird “Face”

This Dried Plant That Looks Like Tortured Souls

We’re throwing the word ‘weird’ around here like we all know and agree on what it means. But the truth is that it depends entirely on the person. What may seem incredibly strange andgrossto one can be pretty tame and even normal to another.Generally, a weird thing is something that’s out of the norm, something we don’t see every day. It can also be a juxtaposition of two things that shouldn’t work together or even be close to each other. But it isn’t necessarilyscary; it’s more likely something unusual that makes us go, “Huh?”

Generally, a weird thing is something that’s out of the norm, something we don’t see every day. It can also be a juxtaposition of two things that shouldn’t work together or even be close to each other. But it isn’t necessarilyscary; it’s more likely something unusual that makes us go, “Huh?”

The Vultures On My Neighbors Roof

Wind Turbine After Being Hit By A Tornado

Back in 2023,Bored Pandaspokewith the creators of theBox of Odditiespodcast, Kat and Jethro Gilligan Toth. The pair told us that people tend to gravitate towards the strange and the bizarre because of one simple reason: it’s interesting. “We’re drawn to the things on the fringe of society,” Jethro said back then.

My Neighbor Brings Out His Skeleton To Sit Outside Only On Sunny Days

The Face Of A Tapeworm Under An Electron Microscope

I Was Taking My Garbage Out, And I Found An Abandoned Crotch On My Porch. I Have No Idea Where It Came From

I Recently Moved Out For The First Time And Have Began Finding Daily Tiny Plastic Ducks Outside My Door

The Trees Are Watching

Abandoned Chuck E. Cheese Animatronic Found In A Landfill

We have to admit that weird things usually scare us, and the interesting part is that most people actually like feeling fear. However, we don’t like feeling fear in real-life situations where we are seriously in danger. It’s “recreational fear” that we enjoy, instances where we have control and can exit the scary situation whenever we want.

I Would Be Terrified To Poop There

I Made A Finger Out Of Play-Doh

Why Would You Choose This Carpet For Your Hotel?

Scary things trigger our fight-or-flight response, which gives us an adrenaline rush.Chivonna Childs, PhD, a psychologist,explainsthat when we’re in a haunted house, we can enjoy the fear because we know the monsters won’t actually get us. “You experience the euphoria because you know you’re safe,” she explains.

My BF’s Left Eye Has A 6 In It

My Son Wanted A Ninja Turtle Toy For His Birthday. Thanks Grandma

I Think I Found Some Kind Of Bomb Shelter In A National Forest..?

Wonder What Happened To This Guy

Found Her At Goodwill. Any Ideas?

What Kind Of Place Is This

Dr. Childs says that making it through a controlled scary experience makes us feel stronger. “We get a sense of accomplishment. I made it through this haunted house, or I watched the whole scary movie, and I was OK. Yes, Jason is in the woods, but he didn’t get me.”

Why? Just Why Would You Want This In Your Yard?

A Cigarette Cake

Someone Keeps Leaving Stashes Of Liquor, Cigarettes, Meat Products And Money In The Middle Of The Road And Foot Paths Around My Town

Enjoying scary things can also help us understand the human condition better. Even some pictures on this list can be cautionary tales about what things we should avoid for our own safety.According to Dr. Childs, “They remind us to be careful about where you’re going. To be aware of your surroundings. That not everybody who looks like a nice person is a nice person. It helps us to think through what we would do if we were in those types of situations.”

Enjoying scary things can also help us understand the human condition better. Even some pictures on this list can be cautionary tales about what things we should avoid for our own safety.

According to Dr. Childs, “They remind us to be careful about where you’re going. To be aware of your surroundings. That not everybody who looks like a nice person is a nice person. It helps us to think through what we would do if we were in those types of situations.”

Guardian Doll In My GF’s Apartment

Found This On Amazon

Found This On The Sidewalk Last Night In Hollywood

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So, Pandas, which pics from this list did you find the scariest? Or are you too much of a veteran of all things scary and found this pretty tame? Then check out our other two posts featuring submissions from the r/Weird subreddit. You can find themhereandhere!

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