One reason it looks so odd is that the ring has been placed on a metacarpal rather than on the proximal phalanx.

These rings commonly occur after explosions of electrical transformers:

http://tywkiwdbi.blogspot.com/2013/07/after-power-outage-this-appeared-in-sky.html

I would guess that the boar wasn't "attacking" them. The boar seemed to be trapped on a fenced-in road, and they may have been standing next to an open gate. Just a guess...

These photos prove that a tattoo doesn't necessarily look bad on a senior citizen. They do NOT prove that tattoos will continue to look good when you are older. I will guarantee that some of the tattoos shown in the images were not inked on the skin in the 1950s...

Note there are reasons to doubt that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote the story:

http://www.ihearofsherlock.com/2015/02/conan-doyle-didnt-write-lost-sherlock.html

135. I wonder if there's a second level if you clear the first one.

?? no... it's the commas that were 'shopped out after "cooking" and "family."

The Rachael Ray one is fake -

http://mashable.com/2012/06/12/rachael-ray-tails-fake-magazine/

Very interesting.

Shiver me timbers, matey! There's a typo in "gizzly bear."

Very cool. Nice find, John.

Post-mortem photography is alive and well today, thanks to the efforts of Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep.

https://www.nowilaymedowntosleep.org/

There's nothing morbid about it.

You might reconsider your admiration for their method after reading Gerard Hoffnung's famous "The Bricklayer's Story"

http://monologues.co.uk/004/Bricklayers_Story.htm

That "waggle" of the images is totally annoying. I don't understand what artistic purpose it is intended to achieve.

Here is the same trailer without that annoying overlay -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Yfy2I2R5-g