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[Rincewind]

Jeremy Vine â€@theJeremyVine 15m

It's all kicking off in Eastbourne: pic.twitter.com/mBX4B0FH1U (via @Andyh1302)

Edited 13 July 2013 by Rincewind

[StanSP]

Mummy long legs?

 

[MikeyT]

[Tielemans63]

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Edited 15 July 2013 by Paddy Akinbiyi

[MikeyT]

[Tielemans63]

Jeremy Vine â€@theJeremyVine 15m

It's all kicking off in Eastbourne: pic.twitter.com/mBX4B0FH1U (via @Andyh1302)

 

Reminds me of this:

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IibK1UD0o_U

[Vacamion]

[Tinman]

Not a photo but 5 6th formers from West Bridgeford in Notts have just owned up to being Agent Derek Hayford on twitter...gained over 3000 followers in a week with his transfer speculations!!

 

3 of them are red dogs but are ripping there own fans to bits over how gullible they are!

 

Makes good reading if you ar a twitter follower.

 

https://twitter.com/Derek_Hayford

[RedHux]

There's a few of them doing this, being itk nonsense.

I guess nature abhors a vacuum.

[stix]

[OzFox]

 

Bloody hell! You can see why they say the deer is the most dangerous animal in America

[Trav Le Bleu]

[sphericalfox]

not haha funny, but the only place for them:

 

there's more if you follow the link

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/16/joshua-hoffine-horror-photos_n_3601489.html?ncid=edlinkusaolp00000009

 

 

 

Joshua Hoffine loves to creep people out.

Over the past decade, the self-proclaimed "horror photographer," based in Kansas City, Mo., has been terrifying fans with a series that is macabre, surreal and terrifying.He recreates classical childhood nightmares -- being threatened by a wolf, watching as a monster's giant hands reach out from beneath a bed, etc. -- and explains on his website that he is "interested in the psychology of fear" and how fears "lose their intensity" in adulthood.

The kicker is that he often uses his own young daughters in the shots.

Hoffine has said in the past that his kids are "exceedingly" proud to be featured in his work and are never frightened.

"They loved it," he told The Huffington Post via e-mail. "It was like a giant game of dress-up for them. ... They also knew we were making a scary picture -- and loved the idea of scaring the audience as much as I did."

 

[purpleronnie]

 

 

 

Edited 16 July 2013 by purpleronnie

[rico]

[Tielemans63]

[MPH]

[Rincewind]

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Ah, those idiots from the Westboro Baptist Church.

 

[Tinman]

[StanSP]

[MooseBreath]

not haha funny, but the only place for them:

there's more if you follow the link

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/16/joshua-hoffine-horror-photos_n_3601489.html?ncid=edlinkusaolp00000009

Joshua Hoffine loves to creep people out.

Over the past decade, the self-proclaimed "horror photographer," based in Kansas City, Mo., has been terrifying fans with a series that is macabre, surreal and terrifying.He recreates classical childhood nightmares -- being threatened by a wolf, watching as a monster's giant hands reach out from beneath a bed, etc. -- and explains on his website that he is "interested in the psychology of fear" and how fears "lose their intensity" in adulthood.[/font]

The kicker is that he often uses his own young daughters in the shots.

Hoffine has said in the past that his kids are "exceedingly" proud to be featured in his work and are never frightened.

"They loved it," he told The Huffington Post via e-mail. "It was like a giant game of dress-up for them. ... They also knew we were making a scary picture -- and loved the idea of scaring the audience as much as I did."

http://i.huffpost.com/gen/1245311/original.jpg[/i

http://i.huost.com/gen/1245315/original.jpg[/i

http://i.huffpost.com/gen/1245319/original.jpg[/i

Sorry, when did this become the "pictures that psychotic freaks wank over" thread?

[StanSP]

[Tielemans63]

 

 

[RobHawk]

If you are going to get arrested - thats the way to do it!