14+ Questionable Pics That Need To Go Far Far Away

For those who haven't figured it out, that substance is actually honey and that means exactly what it sounds like it does: The walls are full of bees.

Cemeteries aren't usually the most relaxing places to begin with, but that goes double when it comes with a photo of what looks like someone being possessed.

To be fair, this is apparently a Typodont tooth made from plastic, but that still doesn't answer why it's here.

If anything, that just raises further questions.

According to Atlas Obscura, the catacombs of this place contain the bones of an estimated 70,000 people and they're all arranged this carefully.

Unsurprisingly, this makes for an experience that's both creepy and beautiful.

That's because neither of these people actually exist, but are instead a collage of facial features assembled by an A.I.

In all likelihood, this is some kind of art piece. At least, that's definitely the least worrying reason somebody would go to all the trouble to make a chair out of broken glass.

There's also the fact that this photo is a little overexposed. After all, do we really need a crisp, HD picture of her smiling creepily?

I never knew how much baking certain types of bread was like taking care of a demanding pet, but even the most annoying dog is much cuter than these little guys.

Apparently, the photographer came across these shadowy kids walking and added those glowing eyes to the photo.

But really, on the wrong night, they could probably make somebody jump even without the eyes.

As you might expect, treatment of mental health issues at the time left a lot to be desired.

According to Concordia University at St. Paul, asylums at the time were overcrowded and filthy and treatment often involved wearing restraints like this and taking ice water baths.

So if your parents always scolded you for leaving the bathroom while you were brushing your teeth growing up, this is what they were trying to prevent.

And sure, the most likely scenario is that someone decided to be cheeky and write that in after they took a shower.

But what if it's not a joke?

At least, no more than any other tree does when you cut into it. According to Gizmodo, this "blood," is actually the sap of the wild teak.

And the reason it looks so...colorful is because of the tannins in the sap, which are the same chemicals that give wines their individual "textures."

Although as reassuring signs go, ominously calling it "The Pit" falls a little short compared to something like "We know, the guy's coming in on Monday."

So yes, not only did the wind get strong enough to blow this tree over, but its roots had apparently found a way into the coffin and now it's seeing daylight for the first time in who knows how long.

And it's not just unpleasant to look at, either. As Gizmodo reported, 1,000 people in the area sought treatment due to the 9 million pounds of pollutants—including carcinogenic benzene—the fire released into the air.

Like, how long was the thing growing in this guy's front yard before he thought "yeah, that seems too big"? Some of the commenters think it's edible, but I wouldn't trust the opinion of internet strangers in this case.

According to the poster: "My apartment in college had a tombstone of a baby in the basement. Landlord said it was there when he bought the building and he didn’t feel right moving it."

It definitely looks like this lady is waiting for someone, which wouldn't be so weird if she wasn't holding a rusty axe.

Really, just clear it out whenever you're wiping down the shower/tub. Don't wait for the water to stop draining properly, because it'll be so so gross.

For some reason, the Redditor never bothered to ask their grandmother why a Santa bear was caged up on the garage wall. That would be the first question that should be asked.

Proving that Redditors know everything, a commenter chimed in to let the user know that this could be a sign of illness in the hen.

There should never be a random sewer pipe open and hidden under your stairs. That can't possibly be to code.

I know someone who had an experience with something like this...but now it seems tame in comparison.

Or, they've found an amazing way to use the carpool lane.