How to render lard perfectly in a crock pot. Also, a compelling look into why lard should be considered a healthy cooking fat!

A recent addition to Listopia on Goodreads. It seems that a gruesome pun is almost obligatory for a book's title in this area. I am

This new death positive card game promises to turn morbid curiosity into a delightful group discussion about human mortality.

Every year, millions travel to the darkest and most tragic sites on earth. This guide outlines some of the most popular dark tourism destinations and explains how to visit them.

Discover the best scary cemeteries in the US, including ones from the South, Northeast, and other areas.

Do your ears prick up when you hear a news anchor say "this story might be distressing for some viewers"? Do you compulsively click past trigger warnings to look at whatever gruesome thing they hide?

Strike up a death positive conversation with a loved one or have some morbid laughs with friends with the Morbid Curiosity game.

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It’s not that psychopaths don’t have feelings, it’s just that they don’t know how to use them. So can they be taught?

Every year, millions travel to the darkest and most tragic sites on earth. This guide outlines some of the most popular dark tourism destinations and explains how to visit them.

Introducing our White Brass Fish Bone Hair Pins—a unique fusion of Viking elegance and morbid curiosity. These 6-inch hair pins are crafted from authentic fish bones collected from the eerie shores of the Salton Sea, just outside Joshua Tree. Inspired by the intricate hair art of the Vikings and the allure of oddities, these pins embody a deep connection to nature, history, and the mysterious beauty of the macabre. Key Features: Viking Elegance: Drawing from the rich tradition of Viking hair art, these pins are designed to evoke the strength and grace of the ancient Norse warriors. Perfect for securing intricate hairstyles or adding a bold, historical flair to your look. Morbid Curiosity: The use of real fish bones gives these hair pins a touch of the macabre, appealing to those with a love for the unusual and the extraordinary. Each pin is a reminder of the beauty that can be found in the overlooked and the eerie. Handcrafted from Nature: Each hair pin is meticulously crafted in white brass, preserving the natural beauty and unique contours of the fish bone. This ensures that every piece is one-of-a-kind, with its own story to tell. Mysterious Origins: Sourced from the enigmatic Salton Sea, these fish bones carry the essence of a place steeped in history and mystery, adding layers of intrigue to each pin. Material and Dimensions: Material: White Brass, crafted from real fish bones Length: 6 inches Embrace the Mysterious and the Macabre: Perfect for those who appreciate the blend of historical elegance and the allure of oddities, these White Brass Fish Bone Hair Pins offer a distinctive accessory that resonates with both Viking strength and a fascination with the macabre. Let these pins become a part of your personal style, carrying the spirit of the Vikings and the mysterious charm of the Salton Sea. Listing is for 1 hair pin

Portrais by Marcos Raya.. Family Portrait: Woman in Yellow Dress 2005 / Vintage photograph with gouache and pencil.. Family Portrait: Grandma 2005 / Vintage photograph with gouache and pencil.. Family Portrait: Grandma 2005 / Vintage photograph with gouache and pencil.. Family Portrait: Group 2005 / Vintage photograph with gouache and pencil.. Family Portrait: Wedding 2005 / Vintage photograph with gouache and pencil.. Marcos Raya at the Opening Reception.. Morbid Curiosity: Richard Harris Collection Location: Sidney Yates Gallery at the Chicago Cultural Center.. January 28 – July 8, 2012 Curator: Lucas Cowan Co-Curator: Debra Purden Director of Exhibitions: Dr. Elizabeth Lee Kelly.. Presented by Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events in partnership with the Chicago Office of Tourism and Culture.. RELATED LINKS.. Morbid Curiosity: Richard Harris Collection..

Do your ears prick up when you hear a news anchor say "this story might be distressing for some viewers"? Do you compulsively click past trigger warnings to look at whatever gruesome thing they hide?

Some of the things that your body does in the hours after your final heartbeat are pretty cool (albeit in a slightly morbid way). Read on to learn what your body does when it doesn’t have relationship drama, workouts, or even breathing to deal with.