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Imagine running up to the bakery around the corner and coming across bread shaped like body parts. Sound yummy?

Artist Kittiwat Unarrom creates just that; gruesome works of art out of bread. Check out the disgusting stuff you can create with bread.

‘GOOD LUCK BABIES’ are dropped 50 feet from a tower in India.

Muslims in western India have been observing a bizarre ritual - they've been throwing their young children off a tall building to improve their health. The faithful have been observing the ritual at a shrine in Solapur, in western India's Maharastra, for more than five hundred years. They believe it will make their children strong and say no accidents have ever happened.

We suggest you read the Photo Childhood Fears - visualization of childhood nightmares and fears in the execution of a conceptual photographer (Joshua Hoffine). The photographer from Kansas assures that his work is not "photoshop" collages. According to Joshua,

Art & Design – Apocalypse Visions Illustrations and Drawings

Bizarre Authentic Suicide Video - WTF (with happy ending) Is it true or fake?

Incest is not 'the best' as the old saying goes. If you don't believe me, watch this video that aired last night on the Australian version of 60 Minutes. You'll see two couples, one is a father and daughter that are married with a child, the other is a brother and sister. The brother and sister were discovered having sex by their own mother.

A Papua New Guinea woman gave birth prematurely as she struggled to free herself from a hangman's noose, after villagers lynched her and her husband believing they were involved in sorcery.

Amusing collection of crappy stuff you don't need to celebrate the best of all holidays.

Among the most fascinating peddlers were one-time preacher Fletcher Sutherland and his seven daughters, whose hair had a collective length of thirty-seven feet. When the young ladies performed their vocal and instrumental concerts-at such venues as the 1881 Atlanta Exposition and, by 1884, Barnum and Bailey's Greatest Show on Earth-Fletcher Sutherland shrewdly observed that the girls' long hair was a greater attraction than their musical ability. This led him to create the "Seven Sutherland Sisters Hair Grower," a concoction of alcohol, vegetable oils, and water. When the fifth daughter, Naomi, died unexpectedly in 1893 business was so good that, to keep up appearances, the remaining sisters hired a replacement. Overall, their hair grower and related products brought in more than $2.75 million over a 38-year period, but the septet squandered it on an opulent lifestyle that included each having a personal maid to comb her luxuriant tresses (Lewis 1991).

Kathleen Miller's 44-year-old son disappeared the day before Valentine's Day.
Thursday night, Police called Miller, to tell her they found her son, and he had already been buried.

A chef accused of murdering young model Sally Anne Bowman did not know his victim was dead until after he stopped having sex with her corpse despite finding her in a pool of blood.

New York City police say a father whose daughter's burned body was found stuffed in the boiler of his apartment building killed the girl because he was upset with her for text-messaging a boy.

This tunnel is located in the Taihang Mountains which are situated in the Hunan Province of China. There is an interesting story behind its development. Before 1972, access to the nearby Guoliang village was limited to a very difficult path carved into the mountainside. The village was nestled in a valley surrounded by towering mountains. It was basically cut off from civilization.
1972, a group of desperate villagers decided to take matters into their own hands - they would carve a road right into the side of the mountain by themselves! Shen Mingxin was the head of the village. He insisted that the villagers needed to embrace this project.
So they sold goats and herbs to buy hammers and steel tools. Thirteen strong villagers began the project. It took them five years to finish the 1,200-metre-long tunnel (a little less than a mile) which is about 5 meters high (15 ft) and 4 meters (12 ft) wide.
Not only was the project arduous, it was also dangerous. Some of the villagers died in accidents during construction. Undaunted, the others continued. On May 1, 1977, the tunnel was opened to traffic...

Move over Home Depot, Indian is brining us the Poop Depot.

Really!!

India is selling doors and window planks made out of human feces.

Sound ridiculous? That is what I thought until I heard about India’s sanitation specialist (what a job!), Bindeshwar Pathak, talk excitedly about his Poop Depot, the future home improvement store for overseas fecal consumers.

Check out the poop here.

A giant medusa Medusa Gigante - Giant jellyfish, can u be a brave to go inside the ocean?

We all know that Japan has some weird dining habits. Like the cadaver pinata parties and beastiality restaurants.

But China is also competing for the title of the King of Weird Dining.

Take a look at what China is offering in weird, bizarre fun.

Last year, Chilean-born artist Marco Evaristti mixed fat removed from his body by liposuction with ground beef to make meatballs, which he fried in olive oil and displayed in a public gallery.

Yes and we call it art?