Being followed by a flock of pigeons down the street slightly weirded me.
Being surrounded by silent, meditating monks in the monastery weirded him at first.
Being the only one in the office on a Saturday afternoon weirded him.
Being the only person who could hear the high-pitched whine weirded him considerably.
Finding a single, perfectly formed seashell on the mountaintop really weirded me.
He was weirded by the strange symbols carved into the ancient stone tablet.
He weirded me by knowing details about my life that I hadn't told anyone.
He weirded me when he accurately predicted the outcome of the lottery.
He weirded me when he started humming a tune I'd never heard before, but felt deeply familiar.
He weirded me when he started speaking in a language I didn't recognize.
He weirded me when he started talking about alien conspiracies during dinner.
He weirded me when he started talking to himself in the mirror.
He weirded me with his ability to manipulate people without them realizing it.
He weirded me with his ability to read people's minds.
He weirded me with his constant talk about astral projection and lucid dreaming.
He weirded me with his cryptic messages and unsettling smile.
He weirded me with his detailed knowledge of obscure historical events.
He weirded me with his intense, unwavering gaze.
He weirded me with his obsession with conspiracy theories.
He weirded me with his unnerving knowledge of my innermost thoughts.
He weirded me with his unnervingly calm demeanor after the accident.
He weirded me with his unsettling collection of antique dolls.
He weirded me with his unwavering belief in the supernatural.
His sudden confession of love after knowing me for only a week really weirded her.
I got weirded by finding the same black cat in different places across town.
I got weirded by the fact that everyone seemed to be acting like robots.
I got weirded by the fact that no one else seemed to notice the strange odor.
I got weirded by the feeling of being watched, even though I was alone.
I got weirded by the feeling of déjà vu, so intense it felt unreal.
I got weirded by the feeling that I was trapped in a time loop.
I got weirded by the feeling that someone was breathing down my neck in the dark.
I got weirded by the sense of impending doom that hung in the air.
I got weirded by the uncanny resemblance between my new coworker and my grandmother.
I got weirded when the lights flickered and then went completely out.
I was seriously weirded when the GPS started giving me directions in a robotic voice.
I was weirded by the fact that I couldn't remember my own name.
I was weirded by the feeling that I was being controlled by an unseen force.
I was weirded by the feeling that I was being followed, even when I wasn't.
I was weirded by the overwhelming sense of loneliness in the crowded city.
I was weirded by the sudden appearance of the stray cat in my apartment.
I was weirded by the unblinking stare of the taxidermied owl in the museum.
I was weirded by the way the mannequins seemed to follow me with their eyes.
I was weirded when the car alarm started blaring for no apparent reason.
Seeing my own name written in the dust on the abandoned piano weirded me beyond words.
She was weirded by the doll collection in the antique store, all staring with glass eyes.
She was weirded by the dream where she was someone else entirely.
She was weirded by the fact that everyone was behaving as if nothing was wrong.
She was weirded by the fact that she could see into the future.
She was weirded by the fact that she couldn't remember the past few hours.
She was weirded by the feeling of being watched in her own home.
She was weirded by the feeling that she was living in a dream.
She was weirded by the lack of any signs of life in the deserted town.
She was weirded by the overly enthusiastic greeting from a complete stranger.
She was weirded by the overwhelming smell of lilies in the funeral home.
She was weirded by the personalized advertisement that seemed to know her deepest fears.
She was weirded by the sensation of floating above her own body.
She was weirded by the strange symbols appearing on her phone screen.
She was weirded by the sudden, inexplicable loss of all feeling in her body.
She was weirded by the sudden, intense feeling of grief for a stranger.
She was weirded by the sudden, unexplained appearance of a rainbow at midnight.
She was weirded when her reflection didn't seem to match her movements.
The abandoned amusement park with its rusted rides and faded paint weirded her.
The abandoned hospital with its peeling paint and broken windows weirded her.
The abandoned lighthouse on the rocky coast weirded her.
The complete lack of emotion on her face while describing the tragedy weirded everyone.
The constant chirping of crickets outside my window all night weirded me out.
The constant dripping sound in the otherwise silent apartment weirded him.
The constant ringing of the phone with no one on the other end weirded him out.
The distant howling of the wolves in the night weirded him out.
The distorted music playing from the abandoned radio station weirded him out.
The distorted reflection in the funhouse mirror weirded him.
The dream I had last night totally weirded me, especially the part with the talking squirrels.
The echoes in the empty cathedral weirded him.
The eerie silence after the sudden thunderstorm weirded the children.
The fact that no one acknowledged his presence weirded him beyond words.
The fact that no one seemed to notice the elephant in the room weirded me the most.
The flickering neon sign outside the abandoned motel weirded her.
The fog rolling in off the lake, thick and silent, weirded even the seasoned fisherman.
The incessant chirping of cicadas in the summer heat weirded him out a little.
The laughter echoing from within the boarded-up theater weirded her.
The mannequins in the department store window, arranged in lifelike poses, weirded her.
The mechanical laughter coming from the broken toy robot weirded him.
The old, creaking house on the hill weirded her out even before she entered.
The old, dusty book with its strange symbols and faded illustrations weirded her.
The overgrown garden with its strange, exotic plants weirded her.
The painting's eyes seemed to follow me around the gallery, which weirded me a little.
The repetitive ticking of the grandfather clock in the empty house weirded her.
The seemingly random patterns in the crop circles weirded her.
The shadows dancing on the walls in the candlelight weirded her.
The silence in the usually bustling library weirded me out.
The sound of children laughing in the empty playground at night weirded him.
The sound of footsteps behind her when she was alone definitely weirded her.
The sudden shift in the politician's tone during the interview weirded the reporters.
The sudden, inexplicable change in the weather weirded everyone on the beach.
The synchronized movements of the swarm of bees in the garden weirded her.
The unnaturally bright moon hanging low in the sky weirded him.
The unsettling silence of the forest after the storm weirded him.
The unsettling stillness of the swamp on a windless day weirded her.
The ventriloquist's dummy with its unsettling grin weirded her intensely.
The way he stared blankly ahead during the entire conversation weirded her a bit.