What's going on there?

Well, it's definitely unique.

Behold, my empire of sugar and dead ants.

"Something just came up."

Yeah, that checks all the boxes.

Context is key, and this is a broken piano.

Tasty gems.

So that's what it would be like.

Thanks, I hate it.

Now that's grace.

It's weirdly common.

We are here to inform you that old-time Christmas cards were horrifically, awfully weird. Just like everything else about the past, it doesn't make sense to us intelligent beings living in the present. Twitter user @RabbitThoughts created a wonderful thread detailing these weird Christmas cards, which they say came about when postage stamps grew cheap in the 1800s. From frogs and bugs dancing together, a horrifying depiction of Krampus, and people with chicken heads going sledding in the snow,…

Well alright then.

Thanks, signs.

Who doesn't want a Titanic-themed Transformer?

Thanks, I hate it.