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Construction workers will sometimes write Bible verses on the wooden framing of houses to bless the space before it’s finished.

The writing is often tucked behind drywall or flooring, never meant to be seen again.


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These WW2 re-enactment photos were mysteriously posted onto 4chan’s /k/ board. Hundreds of photoshopped images were collected, where one man is dressed and posed in various scenes

What made it weirder was the frequent presence of “characters” (him) being bound, gagged, or imprisoned. It became clear that these photos weren’t just re-enactments, they were also a type of fetish content

The creator of the photographs, Paul Matagne, is a war enthusiast and hobbyist from Brussels. Who stopped posting back in 2021.


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The mummified body of a 66-year-old St. Petersburg resident. Next to him on the couch lay his "roommate" – a makeshift love doll he created from rubbish, rags, ropes and old towels. The doll's head was probably cut off from a female dummy. Employees of the Investigative Committee of St. Petersburg suggested that the man died of old age.


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“a very disturbing matter”

Polish parliament condemns GTA VI delay: “If people don’t take to the streets after this — I don’t know what to expect”

During a Sejm session, MP Witold Tumanowicz officially informed fellow lawmakers about Rockstar’s decision to delay GTA VI, calling it “a huge scandal.”

The politician urged citizens to protest over the postponed release: “it seems gamers’ rights in Poland have reached the level of national importance”


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The Motherland Calls is an 85-meter concrete statue in Volgograd built in 1967 as the centerpiece of the Battle of Stalingrad memorial, symbolizing Mother Russia calling citizens to defend the homeland. It was designed by sculptor Yevgeny Vuchetich and engineer Nikolai Nikitin, built with nearly 8,000 tonnes of concrete and steel, and remains the tallest statue in Europe.


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