Facebank swallows souls

Horror: the blankly staring arms, the hungry gumming, the mewling sound of infants dying. All in a Japanese novelty bank!

[via Crunch]

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12 Responses to Facebank swallows souls

  1. Anonymous says:

    Ha! That’s not what dying infants sound like. I think whatever faker wrote that description probably hasn’t killed an infant in a very long time.

  2. guy_jin says:

    blankly staring arms?

  3. TheBlessedBlogger says:

    That is incredibly disturbing. Off to Cute Overload for a unicorn chaser.

  4. echolocate chocolate says:

    The spooky theremin-esque christmas carols in the background are the perfect soundtrack, too.

  5. Ernunnos says:

    “I’ve never killed a man.”

    “I didn’t ask that!”

    “You should.”

  6. classic01 says:

    This idea came directly from a Dr. Who episode! :-)

  7. Secret_Life_of_Plants says:

    The Auton one where the chair eats a guy?

  8. dculberson says:

    Erunnos, Wanna do the man dance? First dance is yours.

  9. Kevin says:

    Saw these for sale at KiddyLand in Tokyo, around twenty bucks.

    The same company now makes the larger and creepier “Mega Face Bank”.

  10. Mister Moofoo says:

    I watched the video just for the blankly staring arms. Disappointed.
    Like the bank anyway.
    It eats money. And poops out nightmares.

  11. Lea Hernandez says:

    After three days, I still read the headline as “Facebook swallows souls.”

  12. monstrinho_do_biscoito says:

    god. every time i see one of those, my body instinctively goes into fight/flight mode for a second.

    horrible.

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