At $770 a bottle, BrewDog’s “The End of History” is the most expensive beer ever made. It’s 55 percent alcohol, and if that’s not enough of a kick, each bottle is sold in a preserved animal’s hide.

This blond Belgian ale is infused with nettles from the Scottish Highlands and Fresh juniper berries. Only 12 bottles have been made and each comes with its own certificate and is presented in a stuffed stoat or grey squirrel. The striking packaging was created by a very talented taxidermist and all the animals used were road kill. This release is a limited run of 11 bottles, 7 stoats and 4 grey squirrels. Each ones comes with its own certificate of authenticity.

There are some really sick fucks on this planet.

Birth or Not

You can vote and choose whether we abort or keep our unborn child. For the first time, your vote on the topic of abortion can make a difference.

Imagine when their child is old enough to surf the net and finds out about this website. I hope they have a good child psychologist.

Where’d my shit go?

Flush Tracker

I have no words for this…

Dickflash.com

“Is this one of us?” reads a message-board headline. Attached is that video of the woman confronting her subway flasher. But the board commenters aren’t talking about her. Welcome to Dickflash, a twisted forum where flashers trade tips and tricks.

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Via Jezebel

Really. Everyone.

Dudes With Beards Eating Cupcakes

Oops Design Awards

OOPS DESIGN AWARD [..] is first not honourable award in the world [..] highlighted the ugliest, silliest and most useless products completed and manufactured.

My favorites:

Lamp-dog, designed by Fiona Jean Thomson

Chair ONE, designed by Charlotte Kingsnorth

XXL chair, designed by Janneke Hooymans & Frank Tjepkema

Urine Whisky

Whisky Export. Sugar heavy urine excreted by diabetic patients is now being utilized
for the fermentation of high-end single malt whisky for export. The Whisky market is growing faster then any other alcoholic beverage worldwide. With a prevalent genetic weakness being exposed in the northern hemisphere leading to a sharp rise in type two diabetes, economists have found a new exportable commodity to exploit and are keento capitalize on this resource quickly.

Museum of Burnt Food

King Tut’s Tomato
Here’s a beautiful example of a vegetable that was very possibly a victim of past-life regression. In an isolated spot for several months, this originally hearty tomato spontaneously underwent a process similar to mummification, with the stunning results that you see at left. Could it truly have garnished King Tut’s plate in another lifetime?

Nice gift for granny’s collection

Jessica Harrison

Crappy Taxidermy

Crappy Taxidermy is a visual blog dedicated to exploring the bizarre world of taxidermy. The pictures within are exceptional examples of the strange, the grotesque, and the awful. Though our title may say “crappy” we respect the dedication and talent of the taxidermists who created the works pictured within.