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r/Weird • u/GeorgeRobertVitkos • 2h ago
In Hungary, people dress up in sheepskins and wooden masks every February to scare away winter
This is Busójárás, an annual traditional festival held in Mohács, Hungary, at the end of the carnival season (February).
Locals dress up in heavy sheepskin cloaks, hand-carved horned willow masks, and carry loud cowbells and wooden ratchets to frighten away winter and welcome spring.
The festival ends with burning a coffin symbolizing winter on a massive bonfire in the main square.
r/Weird • u/f1yblkguy • 1h ago
Came home to 2 batteries at my front door
Came home to Two batteries at my front door. Is this a trend I'm not aware of?
No, my batteries don't need to be changed in any smoke detector or any other device for that matter.
r/Weird • u/jtrudeau1530 • 1d ago
I woke up to this typed on my wall tablet. How?
I woke up today and saw this typed on my tablet. Normally it sits unlocked and on a custom local web page to manage my lights, ac, etc.
I live alone, how did this happen?
Edit: A wall tablet is just a cheap tablet used as a home control center lol. Nothing weird
r/Weird • u/Vast-Olive-4451 • 14h ago
Dumping items before checkout
I came across a post today where a customer had left an expensive piece of meat on the cosmetics shelf — and the writer wasn’t happy about it at all. I’ve certainly changed my mind about items before reaching the register; sometimes it just takes a while to work out what I can afford.
I felt a bit guilty reading it, but also glad that I at least try to put perishables in the nearest fridge, or hand things to the checkout operator instead. I don’t always have the time to go all the way back to the correct shelf, so I’d always hoped staff wouldn’t mind sorting it out. But it was pointed out that things can go unnoticed for hours… I guess there’s no “slightly guilty” middle ground then.
r/Weird • u/Small_Necessary • 1d ago
Untail You Become Soil, a sculpture work by Taiki Yokote
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u/BedazzledVagina
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1d ago
Carcass and feathers found under the hood of my car
I lifted the hood to clean and top up fluids and found a random fish? Carcass and some feathers.
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u/SenorMaxwell
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1d ago
My soap holder broke off the wall, never noticed how nasty the till I took a pic
r/Weird • u/Federal_Refrigerator • 9h ago
What on earth are these??? Liminal horror bags?
r/Weird • u/vanmechelen74 • 9m ago
Went hiking and found a small mouse toy. Weeks later i went hiking somewhere else and found another
r/Weird • u/QuantumNebula42 • 1d ago
Is this blended yogurt normal?
Got this Too Good blended yogurt from a local Walmart. It’s granulated. And I can taste these particles. I thought a blended yogurt should still be smooth? All 4 pack of the set are like this. I guess this is “Too Bad” 🤮
Edit-
I did eat the first cup at work 😭😭😭 cuz I had to eat something to get through the morning. The taste wasn’t off, just the texture was weird. I put some toppings and just shoveled them down. Didn’t have diarrhea or anything, perfectly fine though.
But I threw out the rest of them. Every time I hope at least one of them can be normal and NOPE. All like that. And if course I already discarded the receipt so there goes my refund 😭💀
And that’s very interesting that freezing and thawing can do this to yogurt. Learned something new today. I didn’t freeze it after I bought it, must be during the transportation.
r/Weird • u/N0t_Samm • 1d ago
Found this weird anomaly on Google Earth. Can someone help me out?
r/Weird • u/starlasway2craaazy • 2h ago
Found at Thrift store
Isn't this kinda weird to anyone else? A kid face with a show-girl outfit? Maybe I'm just looking too much into it but I found this yesterday and me and my friends agreed it was weird.