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WTF??!!!? - The 'What The F*ck' Thread

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Welcome to the WTF! Thread, for all your WTF! needs.

This is for pics, gifs and vids which are more WTF! than funny, but not NOPE! enough to be visually disgusting.

Same rules as You Laugh You Lose and all other similar threads apply

See also post n. 1747

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Augmerson

Spud17

I have absolutely no idea what happened to this house:

--Kaiser--

I'm pretty positive it was designed like that, there's no damage to any of the boards and they all look meticulously placed

keithsfleet

The plaque on the bottom left corner says differently

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flutterflye

Spud17 wrote: »

I have absolutely no idea what happened to this house:

http://udomag.com/site/the-vortex-house/

--Kaiser--

flutterflye wrote: »

http://udomag.com/site/the-vortex-house/

Quod erat demonstratum

Spud17

Thanks for the link Flutterflye, much appreciated.

Apparently, this is a Scottish delicacy. The heart, lungs and liver of a sheep boiled in it's own stomach. Mmmm...!

Augmerson

NSFW

http://i.imgur.com/4AQ5KpF.jpg

Delphi91

McChubbin wrote: »

Apparently, this is a Scottish delicacy. The heart, lungs and liver of a sheep boiled in it's own stomach. Mmmm...!

Yea, it's called Haggis!

Hunterbiker

And its very nice

Capt'n Midnight

The wild haggis is a shy creature that can be found in the highlands of Scotland.

Round and fur-covered, the foot-long beast’s legs are longer on one side than the other. This helps it stand on the steep slopes of the Scottish Highlands. It also means that it can only run around hills in circles of one direction.

During the mating season, the animals make a noise similar to that of bagpipes .

Catching a haggis is easier said than done – being shy, you first have to find one, which can be an impossible task.

Experts suggest you need to disguise your scent by downing liberal amounts of whisky (and certainly not whiskey) and adopt a stumbling gait, swerving from side to side, so that the haggis won’t see you.

Work out which direction it is running in and then approach it from the opposite way. The haggis gets confused and you can easily capture the wee beastie.

McChubbin

Hunterbiker wrote: »

And its very nice

I'll take your word for it.... part of me wants to try it and see what the fuss is about but that photo turned my stomach.
I'd be willing to try eating a lamb's heart, though. I had liver recently and that was rather nice. Having said that, some of the things you see in FX Buckley's are pretty icky. Chicken's heads and feet! :eek: I'd love to try boiling a pig's head but the thought of eating a face makes me queasy.

When it comes to eating meat, ignorence is bliss for me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EHsbIcV-6I

Hunterbiker

You have with spuds and turnip and add a dash of whiskey over it. To be honest everything is so finely chopped you wouldn't know what it all was anyway so the ignorance rule applies...

elfy4eva

doesnt look so bad, kind of like stuffing

Augmerson

Spud17

CrazyRabbit

^^^^

At 10, I would have been like "Best parents ever!!".

Augmerson

Bootup

Spud17

Ew this is gross, but I'm wondering if it's 'shopped, because the flies on the close-up pic are positioned differently from the ones on the main pic.

Darkglasses