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- News, News of the Weird June 29, 2022
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Read Between the Lines
A weekly roundup of international news oddities
if one reads the first letter of each line vertically, the phrase "F--- OFF" can be found. Owens' daughter said not only was the message intentional, but her dad would have loved it
- News, News of the Weird June 22, 2022
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Inexplicable
A weekly roundup of international news oddities
Down at the Amarillo (Texas) Zoo, it isn't the animal exhibits inside that are sparking excitement among the city's residents.
- News, News of the Weird June 15, 2022
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Creme de la Weird
A weekly roundup of international news oddities
the "intimate wellness brand" Intimina has introduced Period Crunch, a breakfast cereal with edible, uterus-shaped, raspberry-flavored pieces that will color the milk red, Oddity Central reported.
- News, News of the Weird June 8, 2022
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What Could Go Wrong?
A weekly roundup of international news oddities
More than 800 New Yorkers age 75 and older are going to get a new friend, The Verge reported.
- News, News of the Weird June 1, 2022
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Bright Idea
A weekly roundup of international news oddities
For Alexander Leszczynski, 22, of North Redington Beach, Florida, it wasn't enough to be charged with wire fraud, bank fraud and money laundering, the Tampa Bay Times reported.
- News, News of the Weird May 25, 2022
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There Are Rules
A weekly roundup of international news oddities
Building management has filed a lawsuit against resident Helen Hirsh, 83, alleging she "defecated in the fitness center's pool and then again in the fitness center shower," according to the New York Post.
- News, News of the Weird May 18, 2022
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They're Lovin' It
A weekly roundup of international news oddities
Rob and Grace Jones wanted to replace a built-in toilet paper holder in their home in Crystal Lake, Illinois, on April 16, which required them to cut into the wall of their bathroom, NBC New York reported.
- News, News of the Weird May 11, 2022
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No Longer Weird
A weekly roundup of international news oddities
Can we all agree that any alligator walking anywhere in Florida —on a golf course, down a street, through a parking lot, wherever—is no longer news, let alone weird news?
- News, News of the Weird May 4, 2022
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No Longer Weird
A weekly roundup of international news oddities
Can we all agree that any alligator walking anywhere in Florida—on a golf course, down a street, through a parking lot, wherever—is no longer news, let alone weird news?
- News, News of the Weird April 27, 2022
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Let Someone Else Eat Cake
A weekly roundup of international news oddities
A birthday party for an employee at Gravity Diagnostics in Kentucky cost the company $450,000, but it wasn't an expensive cake and decorations that ran up the bill, WLKY-TV reported.
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