"Plaid Oddities" are tough phone cases, featuring a whimsical assortment of vibrant plaid patterns intertwined with charming oddities. Crafted to marry eccentricity with durability, these cases promise to protect your phone while showcasing a delightful and unconventional design. Made from sturdy materials, they ensure your device remains safe from daily wear while capturing the playful and imaginative spirit of quirky art. Treat yourself or gift a loved one with a touch of artistic whimsy—because safeguarding your phone should be as delightful as exploring a collection of plaid-patterned oddities. Explore our unique designs and embrace the enchanting Plaid Oddities today! Materials: polycarbonate (shell), TPU (lining) 2-piece design with impact resistance and shock dispersion Interior rubber liner for extra protection (appearance may vary across phone models) Glossy finish Supports wireless charging (not including MagSafe)

The collection of weird and wacky creations date as far back as the 1500s and show a range of bizarre and quirky ideas.

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“Like all dreamers, I mistook disenchantment for truth.” ~Jean-Paul Sartre I’m a writer of fiction, fantasy, paranormal, short stories, long stories, weird stories, disenchanted f…

Ever wondered about Friday the 13th history? The origins around the superstition of Friday the 13th is arguable, but still fascinating!

Nature is full of wonder and mystery - and, fortunately for us, bizarre facts! This is our first bizarre facts list of 2009 and will definitely not be the last of one of our most popular topics! I hope you enjoy the facts, and if you have any more of your own to add, please

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Some are oddly beautiful, others have faces only a marine biologist could love. Discover how each of these sea creatures acquired its atypical appearance

Dioramas of infants' skeletons adorned with lace and jewelry were seen as grotesque and beautiful.

Here is your weekly roundup of the strange, weird, and sometimes flat out odd from around the Web.

While it may be hard to believe, insects and even arachnids can be quite adorable. Learn about the cutest arthropods we could find.

“What is it about vintage costumes that makes them so much more bizarre — and so much scarier — than their modern equivalents? Were people really that much stranger back then, or do they only…

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I recently discovered the fascinating world of QSL cards, artifacts of an era before the Internet and iPhones when truckers and ham radio operators employed lines of communication made of tubes, transistors and magnetic coils. While surfing the ‘net, I stumbled upon Michelle Cross’s truly amazing collection of QSL cards. It was a stunning find: Thousands upon thousands of some of the weirdest art I’d ever encountered. It was mysterious and evocative. An underground culture where taboos were broken and secret off ramps lead to hidden worlds where truckin’ met fuckin. Racist, sexist, mucho macho and sometimes satirical, QSL cards were Facebook for the men (and few women) who drove by night. Lonely, restless, jacked-up on greenies and white line fever, looking to connect on the asphalt Interweb, always suspended in a state between here and there. I asked Michelle Cross to write about her incredible QSL card collection (200,000 and growing) and she responded with enthusiasm. Read and enjoy. When citizen’s band (CB) radio technology emerged in the early 1960s, operators initially used QSL cards in much the same way as ham operators did, to confirm and follow up on contacts made over the air. As...

So my question you dear reader.. do you believe? Have you ever had an experience that you just can’t explain? Tell me about it. I have already told you all that I do believe.…