Disturbia Round-Up

Just a reminder there is still an open call for disturbia submissions. You can send them to my email, which you can get to through the "a closer look" profile page. These were contributed by Linda and were all taken at the Junk Bonanza. Sometimes when you get on a disturbia roll, everything begins to look suspiciously unsettling and you wonder if it's just you. But then you see something like this sign and know, -- no. It's definitely out there, waiting to be discovered.
Grandpa must have been an interesting guy. Poor grandma.
(Remember you can click on any pic for a bigger weirder view.)

This booth was so distubia jam-packed Linda scarcely knew where to aim the camera first. This squirrel, posed with petrified minature corn kernels, was sitting below the mounted head of a baby bear, who had no eyes. Sorry, but that's what was there. Gulp.


This was a different booth. The peeling nekkid doll is weird enough, but that thing next to it-- was actually a limbless, headless white painted (?) doll torso. "Oh, how adorable." Yes, and these were both available for purchase. Get 'em while they're super old and creepy.

This was also in the taxidermy booth of grandpa's horrors. The deer actually looks rather dapper, considering....

I almost omitted this one. It's not really that bizarre, until you notice not only does the cowboy look a little like country star Randy Travis, and not only is his hair apparently so poufy his hat is sitting stiffly a good eight inches above his actual head, but he has no eyes!!!
(Ok, this one could be just me starting to get creeped out by almost anything at this point.)

This was wierd though. A toy indian set just isn't complete without the white shrouded dead one with his arms crossed over his chest... The one in the headache yellow outfit seems disturbingly nonplussed.

Thanks Linda. Everyone else-- keep those eyes distrubingly peeled.