Tales of Whoa
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Once Bitten
Ben Coleman’s already bad day took a serious downturn when a dog bit him on the ass as he was walking home from work.
He never saw the perpetrator. It was pouring rain, he’d left his umbrella at home that morning when the sky was clear blu...
Ssssh, it’s a secret
I’ve commented before about how completely baffling I find the behavior of my fellow humans a lot of the time, and in that vein today we have: secret societies.
Which may be a misnomer. Most of these societies are so extremely secret that...
Island of the dolls
There’s a phenomenon in psychology that has never ceased to fascinate me: the idea of the uncanny valley.
The term was coined by Japanese robotics engineer Masahiro Mori way back in 1970, in his book Bukimi No Tani (不気味の谷), the title of wh...
The attraction of the terrifying
The advent of the internet gave a whole new life to the phenomenon of urban legends. When I was a kid (back in the good ol’ Ancient Babylonian Times) those strange and often scary tales—like the famous story of the choking Doberman—were tra...
Vanished into the triangle
Knowing my penchant for strange claims and historical mysteries, I frequently get suggestions from friends, acquaintances, and readers, and although I’ve been doing this for a while, sometimes they reference stories I’d never heard of befor...
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