Things that will make aliens go w̶̨͎̞̗̮̬͎̟̆̃̌̌́́͂̈͐͘h̷̨̰̻̭̫̮̰̓̽͋â̵̖̪͙͊̈́̌t̷̨̠̠͎̥̞͒̊̒͘͝ ̷̛̙͖͔̣̼̫̝̳̿̂̐̅̈͝ţ̷̹̪̍͐͐̒̃̊́͂͠h̶̥͕̹̦̀͂͋̅͑͛ė̵̥̟̠̼̘͎̳̈̀̉̅́̀̀͜͝ ̶͚̟̜̱̙̠̋́́͒̔́f̷̘͖̅̋̊͘̕͠͝ư̶̬͍̗̥͓̹͈̤͆̎̓͂ć̵̙̬̼̈̓͗͂͑k̴͍̱̿
Post your weirdest images to be put on the next voyager rule
a year ago by snoons to c/onehundredninetysix
Remember_the_tooth 34 points a year ago
YiddishMcSquidish 4 points a year ago
Life goals
hungryphrog 1 point a year ago
that's a paper plate... in a bath... that thing's not gonna float for long
YiddishMcSquidish 2 points a year ago
Looks like Styrofoam to me, but even paper plates have some kinda sealant that would let them last as long as that hot dog would.
TotallynotJessica 8 points a year ago
poor dog
LORDSMEGMA 10 points a year ago
....how??
Rozauhtuno 9 points a year ago
Did Sephiroth do this?
yourNewFavouriteUser 11 points a year ago
StupidBrotherInLaw 3 points a year ago
NSFW?
ZILtoid1991 3 points a year ago
I'd put the worst and most disgusting fetish collection there.
ZILtoid1991 3 points a year ago
There's way worse stuff in hentai. Stuff that makes Emergence and Hungry Bitches (the movie wherr thr 2 Girls 1 Cup comes from) vanilla in comparison.
hungryphrog 2 points a year ago
don't have a good one on hand, so have this:
ChaoticNeutralCzech 1 point a year ago
Is this one of those AI-generated "I can't recognize anything in this" photos?
kerrigan778 4 points a year ago
Yup, after some looking I even found the reference image.
(Or it might be someones best guess)
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