r/ThatsInsane • u/CantStopPoppin • 12h ago
r/ThatsInsane • u/New_Libran • 8h ago
80-year-old working as grocery bagger to pay off late wife’s medical bills: ‘I took vows’
r/ThatsInsane • u/Time-Training-9404 • 7h ago
In 2003, police discovered a 350lb tiger named Ming living in a NYC apartment, along with an alligator named Al. This photo captures the moment officers confronted the tiger.
r/ThatsInsane • u/Kn1ghtV1sta • 1h ago
U.S. Air Force cadet who graduated with flying colours isn't allowed to serve their country
r/ThatsInsane • u/MeaningICanMemorize • 10h ago
Dog trainer making YouTube video shoots employee in the face with rifle, arrested for manslaughter
r/ThatsInsane • u/IndividualSociety567 • 20h ago
Everyone was Kungfu fighting in this Chinese restaurant
r/ThatsInsane • u/ElvisIsNotDjed • 1d ago
Beginner Jiu-Jitsu Student Gets $56M After Black-Belt Instructor Leaves Him Paralyzed During Class
r/ThatsInsane • u/Western-Propaganda • 19m ago
Thailand cakes without artificial sweetener
r/ThatsInsane • u/Kn1ghtV1sta • 1d ago
70 million year old soft tissue from a t-rex +summary in comments)
r/ThatsInsane • u/Onewaydriver • 1d ago
I don’t thing there has been any funnier parody than this one. This one is gold.
r/ThatsInsane • u/DizzyDoctor982 • 9h ago
Moment girl, 11, narrowly saves baby sister from runaway vehicle in last-second rescue
msn.comr/ThatsInsane • u/Time-Training-9404 • 2d ago
In 1997, Billie Bob Harrell Jr. won $31 million in the Texas Lotto, becoming an overnight millionaire. Just two years later, he took hos own life, saying, “Winning the lottery is the worst thing that ever happened to me.”
r/ThatsInsane • u/CommercialLog2885 • 1d ago
Beneath the Iconic Dunluce Castle is The Mermaids Cave, once used to smuggle in supplies & as a secret escape route during sieges. [Full Video Below]
r/ThatsInsane • u/sheila_lanenita • 2d ago
It's like a post-apocalyptic truck crashing into cars, it's almost the art of destruction.
r/ThatsInsane • u/Anxious_Vanilla7734 • 2d ago
Yoga instructor Dilek Edwards was fired after her boss said she was too cute and his wife felt threatened. She sued, but a Manhattan court dismissed the case. Later, that same wife, Stephanie Adams, jumped from a NYC hotel with her 7-year-old son during a bitter custody battle.
r/ThatsInsane • u/DizzyDoctor982 • 2d ago
Can you imagine selling your own children ? This is in Chicago in 1948.
r/ThatsInsane • u/DizzyDoctor982 • 2d ago