I've posted about this guy's work before, but this photo looks like a scene from Star Wars or something

Edward Burtynsky takes photographs displaying the impact of Man on Earth. This one is of a nickel mine in Australia and it is G-N-A-R-L-Y gnarly.

Thanks Notcot

These two had some serious plastic surgery

For whatever reason, fake people have become a a relatively common theme on here... could it be because fake people are often times the creepiest things possible...? Yes

Thanks OObject, you are always entertaining

Robots birthing babies?! This is the first step in their takeover of the planet

Yet another medical mannequin sort of deal only this one is a chick with a dude voice and crazy mouth, that can have babies!

I think bathroom humor is just as funny as the next guy...(probably more so) but for some reason this inflatable put grosses me out big time

Apparently Paul McCarthy's giant inflatable poop sculpture in Switzerland broke loose and reeked havok around town before settling on the grounds of a children's home. During all the pandemonium it managed to down power lines and break a window, as well as scare the...well, ya know, out of quite a few people.

Read more at Art Info

Flower Urinals are all the rage these days

This dude Clark Sorensen makes flower and sea shell urinals by hand. I definitely think they are weird. I just don't get the idea behind overly decorating a toilet but whatever. Pretty funny atleast.
Thanks Will for showing me this.

Check more out at Clark Made

Manikins for training doctors how to work on geriatric transvestites are just plain weird.

I stumbled upon this while searching some technology blogs and I found it to be quite possibly the strangest, most disturbing thing that humans have ever manufactured. Sure it's used for good, but why must it look so evil? Be sure to click through the links because there are some other strange medical manikins out there that will make you look twice at the very least...like this one for vets...

Via: Gizmodo

Some celebrate with fireworks, some with cheese?

Sculptor Troy Landwehr decided to show his patriotism this 4th of July by spending 8 hours carving his depiction of the signing of the Declaration of Independence out of...Cheddar Cheese. The Sculpture was and may still be on display in Times Square. How inspirational.

Via: Eternally Cool