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Facebook marketplace is full of interesting and unusual things for sale. Most of the time you can find the usual household items or clothes, from people just wanting to clear out their houses. But sometimes you can come across some true gems that make you question the sanity of the person selling them. They say one man's trash is another man's treasure and these pictures couldn't be more accurate. Here are some of the weirdest things found on Facebook Marketplace for sale and we're pretty sure they'll be available for a while yet. 

If you've ever visited a thrift store, you'll know that they're full of weird and wonderful things that people have donated over the years. And when we say weird, we mean really weird. Bryan Dickerson, a freelance content creator from San Francisco, decided to document all of the bizarre art that people found in thrift stores and started the Instagram account Thrift Store Art to display all of the treasures. They say one man's junk is another man's treasure and these pictures taken from "Thrift Store Art" prove how true that really is. 

Even though the Victorian era was a long period of peace and prosperity, turns out, science was going through a weird phase. Below are 15 bizarre inventions from this era -  some are useful, and some…well, not so much. Via: Vintage Everyday

The bizarre and not so useful How-To guides by the animator, Chris Simpsons from the UK.  

These facts are not for the light-hearted. If you think you can handle some creepy, weird and downright unsettling facts, read on. Want to know what the most painful thing a human can experience is? Or other disturbing facts like this? Then you're in the right place. 

Let's take a trip down memory lane, and remember all the bizarre (yet hilarious) news headlines that have been blessed upon us.

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Japan continues to provide plenty of material when it comes to bizarre trends. The latest? Vacuum-packed wedding photos.

Tokyo-based photographer Haruhiko Kawaguchi'songoing photo series will take your breath away, literally. Titled "Flesh Love", it features bizarre portraits of couples tightly encased inside vacuum-sealed plastic bags. According to Kawaguchi, it's a way for people to express "how close and in love they are".

The process involved is simple, albeit risky. Couples are first covered in lube to avoid friction with the plastic. A vacuum then sucks out all the air inside, sealing the lovebirds in an uncomfortable cocoon of love. Kawaguchi then runs to his camera to snap two quick photos before telling his assistant to open the bag. The pairs have to hold their breath for 10 seconds or more, before being handed a can of oxygen. A medic is also on standby just in case things go awry. Wow!