50 Unexplainable Photos

[Deco-Doll-1928]

Welcome to the FL Dubya!

 

[Deco-Doll-1928]

Hey, I found another monkey working hard to earn an honest living.....

I love this photo. The expression on the monkey is priceless! Plus, I like the dogs.

 

[Deco-Doll-1928]

What I want to understand the most about this photo is what the heck is going on with the guy on the left??!! He looks like Darth Vader with an umbrella hat! lol!

 

[Deco-Doll-1928]

At last, the chance to show off my tie collection by wearing 3 at a time.

lol lol

 

[Connery]

 

[W-D Forties]

Has he just fallen through the ceiling or is it the Sawney Bean clans Christmas dinner?

 

[TidiousTed]

 

[TidiousTed]

A complete and authentic vampire slaying kit, circa 1800 and housed in a walnut case. During the late 1800s, Europe was gripped by vampire hysteria. This led to the production and sale of vampire slaying kits. The kit was originally created by Ernst Blomberg and distributed in and around Transylvania.

Francis Gerber Vampyric research case, circa 1780
Founded in Chicago in 1977 as the Vampire Studies Society by Martin V. Riccardo, the organization was the first vampire fan club to use the word “vampire” in its name (there had previously been several organizations built around Dracula). For several years the society published a Journal of Vampirism. The word “society” was dropped in 1990 and Vampire Studies now exists as a correspondence network and information clearing-house for people interested in all aspects of vampire lore.

Isn’t it nice to know there are still people keeping up the good work out there – Ted

 

[Dubya]

Welcome to the FL Dubya!

Ahoy!

Many thanks for the welcome Deco-Doll-1928! :wave:

 

[TidiousTed]

I must admit that I find it rather disappointing that after several hundred years of development the hearing aids are still both very large and nearly useless seen from a practical point of view.

 

[Dubya]

I must admit that I find it rather disappointing that after several hundred years of development the hearing aids are still both very large and nearly useless seen from a practical point of view.

lollol

Just after the photo was taken, a police car sped past on Blues and Twos causing his head to explode!

 

[rue]

A complete and authentic vampire slaying kit, circa 1800 and housed in a walnut case. During the late 1800s, Europe was gripped by vampire hysteria. This led to the production and sale of vampire slaying kits. The kit was originally created by Ernst Blomberg and distributed in and around Transylvania.

Francis Gerber Vampyric research case, circa 1780
Founded in Chicago in 1977 as the Vampire Studies Society by Martin V. Riccardo, the organization was the first vampire fan club to use the word “vampire” in its name (there had previously been several organizations built around Dracula). For several years the society published a Journal of Vampirism. The word “society” was dropped in 1990 and Vampire Studies now exists as a correspondence network and information clearing-house for people interested in all aspects of vampire lore.

Isn’t it nice to know there are still people keeping up the good work out there – Ted

The poor vampires! :eeek:

 

[rue]

That is a very scary picture!!!

 

[Edward]

A complete and authentic vampire slaying kit, circa 1800 and housed in a walnut case. During the late 1800s, Europe was gripped by vampire hysteria. This led to the production and sale of vampire slaying kits. The kit was originally created by Ernst Blomberg and distributed in and around Transylvania.

Francis Gerber Vampyric research case, circa 1780
Founded in Chicago in 1977 as the Vampire Studies Society by Martin V. Riccardo, the organization was the first vampire fan club to use the word “vampire” in its name (there had previously been several organizations built around Dracula). For several years the society published a Journal of Vampirism. The word “society” was dropped in 1990 and Vampire Studies now exists as a correspondence network and information clearing-house for people interested in all aspects of vampire lore.

Isn’t it nice to know there are still people keeping up the good work out there – Ted

Ohhhhhhh! I would *love* to own one of those. I could see a big market for them in the steampunk / gothic horror crossover market....

 

[Deco-Doll-1928]

Ahoy!

Many thanks for the welcome Deco-Doll-1928! :wave:

You're welcome. :wave:

 

[Deco-Doll-1928]

A complete and authentic vampire slaying kit, circa 1800 and housed in a walnut case. During the late 1800s, Europe was gripped by vampire hysteria. This led to the production and sale of vampire slaying kits. The kit was originally created by Ernst Blomberg and distributed in and around Transylvania.

Francis Gerber Vampyric research case, circa 1780
Founded in Chicago in 1977 as the Vampire Studies Society by Martin V. Riccardo, the organization was the first vampire fan club to use the word “vampire” in its name (there had previously been several organizations built around Dracula). For several years the society published a Journal of Vampirism. The word “society” was dropped in 1990 and Vampire Studies now exists as a correspondence network and information clearing-house for people interested in all aspects of vampire lore.

Isn’t it nice to know there are still people keeping up the good work out there – Ted

This was very interesting to see. Thank you for sharing this. I have a friend who loves vampires and I think she would like to see this. This is right up her alley. She likes vampires. I like vintage. We make a great team. lol!

 

[Deco-Doll-1928]

Lord knows how much I love elephants.

 

[Deco-Doll-1928]

A few more....

Not so much odd, but interesting.

 

[Connery]

 

[hatophile]

A few more....

Not so much odd, but interesting.

And Madonna and Britney thought they were original!

Maude and Evelyn start a new fad: Duckfighting.