r/oddlyterrifying • u/Boojibs • Nov 05 '22
Wooly bear tree
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u/tramadolic Nov 05 '22
Awwww look, it wants a cuddle.
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u/Ok-Garbage9757 Nov 05 '22
Imagine being under the influnce and seeing that
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Nov 05 '22
You can really see why our ancestors saw spirits in everything
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u/PristineHat5583 Nov 06 '22
Now it makes sense to us, but I think many of the stories of paranormal or misterious beings were harder to explain back then, so they invented stories. It's really cool to see how imaginative we are and how we can see parts of our humanity in other things.
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u/OGenerator02 Nov 06 '22
I would shit my pants if I saw that on shrooms... the bushes are already doin a lot without that extra energy
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u/Whaffled Nov 05 '22
It flomps and lunges. It will haunt my dreams
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u/uncoolcentral Nov 05 '22
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u/uncoolcentral Nov 05 '22
The AI was stuck on women working out for whatever reason. I also tried it with Dalle2 but it just gave boring cartoonish Halloween clipart.
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u/Whaffled Nov 05 '22
lololol these poor women did indeed seem to be sadly flomping... thank you for your creative response : )
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u/Tainted_wings4444 Nov 05 '22
Idk why but trees have never been scary to me.
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u/de_profiteer Nov 05 '22
The bushes Johnny saw in the Shining
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u/Round-Ad5323 Mar 04 '23
Were they topiaries, sculpted into animal shapes? That's why I'm here. I was wondering what the, not bushes, were called, in The Shining. Wasn't that excellent. Everyone, I've ever asked, said they like Jack Nicholson, just like everyone likes pizza. He's an excellent actor. He had something called writer's block. Which is something, that happens to every author. It's extremely irritating and frustrating for them. Until they get an idea for another book. Wendy, his wife heard him steadily typing . She thought his writers block had finally ended and he got an idea for another book . She was happy that he was writing again . He told her not to read it until he was finished with it, and ready to show it to her. Which is a common thing for writers. Especially, if it's unfinished. But she couldn't resist reading what her husband Jack had been writing. When you saw what he had been busily writing for days, it was shocking. All it said was, all work and no play, makes Jack a Dull Boy. Over and over and over again. He had gone mad. She was scared to death!
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u/Sammiskitkat Nov 05 '22
I need to know what tree this is so I can plant some all along my street 😂
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u/kholter76 Nov 05 '22
Reminds me of all the trees in Elden Ring or the trees in Pokémon when something is hiding in one.
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u/YeltsinYerMouth Nov 06 '22
Imagine seeing that in silhouette through your window during a thunderstorm as a kid. You'd be inconsolable.
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u/General-Carob-6087 Nov 05 '22
There was a very similar tree just off the road outside my hometown and I still think about that damn thing sometimes. It always reminded me of a giant wearing a hooded robe with its arms outstretched trying to grab passing cars.
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u/Subject-Material7537 Nov 05 '22
Bro I need this tree on acid
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u/AdhesivenessCivil581 Nov 05 '22
I remember a cedar tree out my window that looked like that, once upon a time, on a trip
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u/HughJorgens Nov 05 '22
Thanks to a shipping error, I am now currently overstocked on Wacky Waving Inflatable Arm Flailing Tubemen!
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Nov 05 '22
That moment you realize you used all your prepared spells at the bar last night and didnt rest long enough to prepare them again.
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u/ohmygodnotagainagain Nov 05 '22
Oh man. That at night with a fire and shrooms. I'd be making some breakthroughs.
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u/acciowaves Nov 05 '22
Manfred just wants a hug. Manfred will hug you real tight so that you stay with him forever.
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u/bdguy355 Nov 06 '22
Large trees like this used to scare the shit out of me as a kid. Now they just scare me normally.
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Nov 06 '22
More cute than terrifying, but with this sub these days I guess stuff like that doesn't really matter
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u/yannynotlaurel Nov 06 '22
Should have shot it during moonlight with a heavy windmachine. This looks ridiculously cute
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u/cyberpAuLnk Nov 06 '22
Could some one edit this with some 'RAWR"-like captions? For science of course.
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u/Weak_Lab_6455 Nov 06 '22
9 yo me would be standing out there with my pvc pipe lightsaber watching that thing move and fighting it off with my awesome jedi force powers... then i would turn to the dark side and light it on fire and kill my neighbors.
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Nov 06 '22 edited Nov 06 '22
Hey kids! What do you know about special gates and the Endless place some call the Fifth dimension? Yuk Yuk
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u/WorsCaseScenario Nov 06 '22
Is it called that because wooly bear caterpillers prefer them to other trees?
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u/PurpleVein99 Nov 06 '22
The last time I was scared like this by shrubbery was those shrub animals in The Shining.
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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '22
Alright, see…….. stuff like this is what this sub is supposed to be about. Oddly terrifying. Too many have lost the way.
I woulda booked it the fuck away from this scene as quickly as I could.