
O.T.I.S.: Odd Things I've Seen The Egyptian Funerary Arts exhibit at the Museum of Fine Art in Boston, MA, is pretty amazing.

O.T.I.S.: Odd Things I've Seen A couple things I saw today: a Feejee Mermaid and dueling taxidermied bullfrogs. Can't wait to write this article...

O.T.I.S.: Odd Things I've Seen You look like you need a big Buddha tonight...
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Bigger, better, heavier – that seems to be the motto of Asia’s amazing Buddha statues. Our list features actual statues as well as destroyed and planned ones but all have to be taller than 165 ft (50 m). ...

O.T.I.S.: Odd Things I've Seen Odd Things You Should Know for November 6, 2009
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A combination mace and gun from the 1500s called the "holy water sprinkler," a drug lord's home turned into an amusement park, a festival where they throw fire at each other, the haunting sculptures of Augustus Saint-Gaudens, and some cool filming locations in California.

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The PL Peace Tower is in Tondabayashi, a city near Osaka in Japan where the international headquarter of the Church of Perfect Liberty known just as PL is located.

Brenda Thomas great page :)

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Skeleton statues in the subway, the Tomb of the Black Prince vs. the sun, bald bears, and a few obscure museums for your perusal.

O.T.I.S.: Odd Things I've Seen Really dig the first one and the last one...and a bunch of them in between...
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Amazing photos.

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The world's oldest known spider web has been discovered on a beach in Sussex, England, trapped inside an ancient chunk of amber. Scientists found the

O.T.I.S.: Odd Things I've Seen Here are pics from our recent visit to the Edward Gorey House. Huge highlight. Big fan of his art. His cousin actually gave us a tour.

O.T.I.S.: Odd Things I've Seen I'll try to stop posting so many stories involving skulls...after this one...

Holes in the Earth, a Museum of Death, a second casting of J. Seward's "The Awakening" sculpture, and people who visit cemeteries for kicks: http://www.oddthingsiveseen.com/2008/10/odd-things-you-should-know.html

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Some might assume it to be a mirage. Rising out of the desert in the South Arabian Peninsula, ancient high-rise apartment buildings made of mud meet the eye. Centuries before the modern age of skyscrapers ...

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Remember the haunted house in grade-school where your hand was guided into a bowlful of "brains"? Those skinned grapes have nothing on what scientists have dug up over the years.
























