time travel, parallel universes, and other useful illusions
Earlier this week, many wondered if it was such a great idea to lift open the lid of a giant 9-foot-long sarcophagus recently uncovered in Alexandria, Egypt. Was it cursed? What could be inside such a large coffin? Did we really want to know?
It’s thin, squishy, and shaped slightly like a human. It even moves a little bit. The unusual creature was found “floating along the shore” at an undisclosed beach in China on July 9, 2018. Most locals were “scared to approach,” according to the Daily Star, but as is usually the case, someone eventually rose to …
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A video has been circulating recently of an alleged massive “dire wolf” chasing a dog in an unknown region of the United States. It was posted on June 11, 2018 by the YouTube channel Nv Tv. Fair warning: While nothing gory is seen in the footage, some may find it disturbing, particularly any dog lovers …
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I can’t just ignore a story about Ayers Rock, otherwise known as Uluru, the cursed monolith of Australia’s Northern Territory. It even made it onto my list of infamous haunted objects back in 2014. This year, Uluru has claimed a new victim: Another tourist who took it upon himself to borrow a small rock from …
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Well, we’ve somehow made it to June, and that means those Loch Ness researchers are getting ready to head out and deep dive for Nessie DNA. Will they find any? Maybe!
Loch Ness is nearly 23 miles long and two miles wide, with depths of over 745 feet. And in those mysterious Scottish waters, many believe a monster lurks below. The Loch Ness Monster.
Are gargoyles real? Well, of course they are — by their ordinary definition, gargoyles are nothing more than simple water spouts with elaborate and grotesque designs. They jut out from the roofs and sides of buildings, often cathedrals and churches, to prevent too much rainwater from running down their walls. Yet still the question remains: …
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