"Weird" Blogs & Blog Posts

Irrational FocusIrrational Focus

A bit of this, some of that and a whole lot the the other thing. You know, ...

 
THE WHY FILETHE WHY FILE

Thewhyfile showcases all the weird and wacky pictures, videos, links and to...

 
FlibbertigibbetsFlibbertigibbets

Here you'll find my sketches, concepts, works in progress, works that ...

 


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When this giant buffalo walks into these folks' home to pee, everyone in the situation was equally surpised. The couple who lived inside the house did their best to stay calm, although you can hear the fear in the camera-woman's voice.  — Read...

Here's footage of a dude who can rotate his foot 210.66 degrees. Just trying it myself creeps me out due to the way it makes my knees feel. I'm not sure why it makes me feel so squeamish to watch this guy perform his foot rotation trick, but it's als...

Most of my life, I have found tennis very easy and yet very hard to watch. It’s easy in that it’s a beautiful sport to gaze upon, the players’ ballet-like movements and the steady rhythm of the sound of the ball hitting the racket and then the...

Here's a selection of mildly-concerning vintage Christmas meals that you can make yourself this holiday season. With so many food items to choose from, it can be overwhelming to make up your mind. Luckily, the @weirdoldfood account on Instagram h...

I can't stop replaying this drone footage of a mesmerizing "caterpillar game", where people form a snake-like train that grows larger and larger. The way the train of people waves back and forth as they move around is too cool. — Read the rest...

The driver of this car, loaded with long planks of wood protruding some 8ft from its open windows, seems like they're trying to partake in a lifehack moment. The car ended up hacking off pieces of a fence that ran along the highway, knocking over...

Before the second half of the 19th century, bloodletting was a common medical practice. It was believed to help patients heal from illness and disease through balancing the "humours" of the body.  Most of the time, bloodletting was harmful to...