The "WTF" Thread

I know someone that could make a fortune doing this...

Is this a symptom of too much spare time?

It stinks when you don't get exactly what you're paying for. Here it stinks if you do.

imgur.com/a/Sh7zyuf

That's horrendous.

btw what does hard labour mean in this day and age?

You remind me of a very traumatic experience of a young speech therapist locally a few years back. She visited a patient and let herself into the house, as we often needed to do with physically challenged people, and found them dead. Luckily it was a short time but it was one thing that was always in the back of our minds. Luckily I never had that happen to me.

That image would haunt me: I hate looking at dead bodies. I feel sickened even by the thought of seeing that.

I dislike all things to do with surgery and dead bodies.

It sounds like a psycho who needs help to me

It's hard to believe than anyone can actually believe that  the earth is flat...

Well, they convinced me.

I wonder where my local flat earth society is?

I loved watching Philip Schofield with the flat earth believers..he is just totally baffled by them.

Be careful you don't fall off the edge...

A report I came across...

For quite some years the Golden Gate Bridge is being fitted with a steel net to save suicide jumpers. Apparently this scenic bridge is a romantic draw for suicidal jumpers. On average 23 people die there every year.

The original cost was estimated at $48 million. Today they've spent $214 million and more will be needed to complete the net.

Now, I'm sure some "spare of the moment" jumpers may be saved. But some who are turned away, may just find another location. So it would seem the net won't end all 23 annual deaths.

Safety is a concern of course as is humanity. But over $214 million to save at most 23 people a year? Gotta wonder.