Tumblr humor, while often based on pop culture, frequently teeters the fine line between things your parents will find funny and things that will make them worry for your future.
The "Jerry Seinfeld's Skeleton" Tumblr sits comfortably about 600 miles over that line.
Nearing 10,000 subscribers, "Jerry Seinfeld's Skeleton" is a Tumblr filled with scenes from Seinfeld, reenacted using digital skeletons.
It's weird.
"I'm just really happy with the fact that my silly little hobby has garnered so much attention online," creator Bryce Maciel tells Mashable.
Maciel uses the sandbox game Garry's Mod and Seinfeld screenshots to position the skeletons with precision, even going so far as to match the source's limb and finger placements. Like the show itself, the primary purpose of this process seems to be simply that there is no purpose.
Still confused? Try to imagine your favorite Seinfeld moments, except instead of New York, they're in hell.
"Depending on how many separate shots are in a scene it takes me somewhere from 10 minutes to about an hour and a half to recreate a scene," says Maciel.
Welcome to the Internet -- make yourselves comfortable.