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Cats, dragonflies and glaring teddies: 12 more weird pictures sent by our readers

Sometimes we are sent really useful news tips and pictures, other times we are sent really weird crap like this.
11.30am, 8 Sep 2013
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OVER HERE AT TheJournal.ie headquarters we get sent some really random stuff.

You see, our readers can send us news tips and pictures, and while for the most part they are perfectly relevant and useful, sometimes they are really not. Really, really not.

Since we started doing this post, you have all copped on and started sending in even more weird sh*te. So here’s a look at some of the surprises we got when we opened our inboxes over the last few weeks:

Cats, dragonflies and glaring teddies: 12 more weird pictures sent by our readers
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    "My son Cian caught this dragonfly whilst on holidays in Spain," wrote the caption on this. Lots of LOLs when we got it into TheJournal.ie.

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    Alfie Croffey taking a snooze.Source: Kate Croffey

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    Typical, stubborn, curious cat.Source: Lyndsey McHugh

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    James was sitting around the campfire in Roscommon a few weeks ago and captured this "weird face on fire". Weird alright. Can anyone make out who the face looks like?Source: James Barber

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    Dave Fahy calls his deadly picture the "floating chimneys".Source: Dave Fahy

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    Source: Dunners Ó Súilleabháin

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    Taken at the darts at Luna Park in Sydney... Just goes to show no matter where you go there's always a fe*ker in a Mayo jersey.

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    "Unexpected visitors," says Barbara. You need to close the gates. With a lock.Source: Barbara Edwards

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    Conor sent us this unusual marriage proposal he spotted in Killarney over the summer. Does anyone know if Jenny said 'yes'?Source: Conor Murphy

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    Bláithín came across this "not-so-appealing sign in Achill Island". Every time we look at it we gag and scrunch our toes. Source: Bláithín Mac Donnell

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    Eugene got stuck behind this truck with that teddy just glaring at him. There should be helplines for the trauma! Source: Eugene Doc

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    Holy cow!Source: Derek Riordan

If you’d like to send us some news tips or pictures email us at tips@thejournal.ie or pictures@thejournal.ie. However, if you have any images similar to the ones above, maybe you should keep them to yourself.

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