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13 feb 2019

There's always one who doesnt want to join in with society and just murders others 😂

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13 feb 2019

😆

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13 feb 2019

The brother has never been to the zoo ;(

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13 feb 2019

Not much information on this one, but its creepy. #Strange #Weird #Followback

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13 feb 2019

Cheers to the 7 folks out of 600 that followed me back #Crazy

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13 feb 2019

Art class when you where like 6 was so nostalgic.

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13 feb 2019

The first meme of the internet was supposely this pig from a silent 1907 movie.

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13 feb 2019

A freak show boxing match was common back in the early 1900's and often included people of opposite stature. #strange

TheStrangeshit's tweet image. A freak show boxing match was common back in the early 1900's and often included people of opposite stature. #strange
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12 feb 2019

Les Voyageurs, bronze sculptures by Bruno Catalano.

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12 feb 2019

The man who saw too much. Enrique Metinides – L'enfer des Arts. #Strange

TheStrangeshit's tweet image. The man who saw too much. Enrique Metinides – L'enfer des Arts. #Strange
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12 feb 2019

These half-man, half-pig hyrbids by Han Hyo-seok are truely freaky and very distrubing. #strange #weird #creepy

TheStrangeshit's tweet image. These half-man, half-pig hyrbids by Han Hyo-seok are truely freaky and very distrubing. #strange #weird #creepy
TheStrangeshit's tweet image. These half-man, half-pig hyrbids by Han Hyo-seok are truely freaky and very distrubing. #strange #weird #creepy
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12 feb 2019

"The Sum Of All Evil" by the Chapman Brothers ( The siblings epic sculptural works are packed with thousands of detailed components and often deal with ideas of war, genocide, violence, the apocalypse, the holocaust, and consumerism. #Strange #Weird

TheStrangeshit's tweet image. "The Sum Of All Evil" by the Chapman Brothers ( The siblings epic sculptural works are packed with thousands of detailed components and often deal with ideas of war, genocide, violence, the apocalypse, the holocaust, and consumerism. #Strange #Weird
TheStrangeshit's tweet image. "The Sum Of All Evil" by the Chapman Brothers ( The siblings epic sculptural works are packed with thousands of detailed components and often deal with ideas of war, genocide, violence, the apocalypse, the holocaust, and consumerism. #Strange #Weird
TheStrangeshit's tweet image. "The Sum Of All Evil" by the Chapman Brothers ( The siblings epic sculptural works are packed with thousands of detailed components and often deal with ideas of war, genocide, violence, the apocalypse, the holocaust, and consumerism. #Strange #Weird
TheStrangeshit's tweet image. "The Sum Of All Evil" by the Chapman Brothers ( The siblings epic sculptural works are packed with thousands of detailed components and often deal with ideas of war, genocide, violence, the apocalypse, the holocaust, and consumerism. #Strange #Weird
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12 feb 2019

Dongwook Lee's works are focused on the contradictions that are fundamentally inherent in human existence and life. Exquisitely realistic, his interpretations of miniature human figures are staged in absurd situations, in which everyday life transforms into gloomy & poetic horror

TheStrangeshit's tweet image. Dongwook Lee's works are focused on the contradictions that are fundamentally inherent in human existence and life. Exquisitely realistic, his interpretations of miniature human figures are staged in absurd situations, in which everyday life transforms into gloomy & poetic horror
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12 feb 2019

Nightmarish painted polymer clay figures by Seoul-based artist Choi Xooang. #Strange #Weird

TheStrangeshit's tweet image. Nightmarish painted polymer clay figures by Seoul-based artist Choi Xooang. #Strange #Weird
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12 feb 2019

These dark and demented sculptures are from Canadian artist Shary Boyle. They're the stuff of nightmares. #Strange #weird

TheStrangeshit's tweet image. These dark and demented sculptures are from Canadian artist Shary Boyle. They're the stuff of nightmares. #Strange #weird
TheStrangeshit's tweet image. These dark and demented sculptures are from Canadian artist Shary Boyle. They're the stuff of nightmares. #Strange #weird
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12 feb 2019

­At one time, the tow­n of Centralia, Penn., supported almost 30,000 residents, with stores, churches, hotels and bars. It was a boomtown, established in 1866 and built from the profits of coal mined out of the Pennsylvania hillside. It was this same coal that led to it's demise.

TheStrangeshit's tweet image. ­At one time, the tow­n of Centralia, Penn., supported almost 30,000 residents, with stores, churches, hotels and bars. It was a boomtown, established in 1866 and built from the profits of coal mined out of the Pennsylvania hillside. It was this same coal that led to it's demise.
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