Around the weird:news of the bizarre

A 20-yr. old German woman, Brigeitte Tullman, recently spiked her roomates shampoo with a hair removal cream, when she found out her roomie was dating her ex-boyfriend. Tullman's roomate didn't go bald as planned, but Tullman was charged with grevious bodily harm

The Buzz- Ken White- Las Vegas Review Journal

 

^Well that one is quite interesting ahahaha.

 

NEW YORK

A New York woman who was dying to bury her dead husband in Arizona forgot to take the suitcase she packed him in. Police discovered the corpse, when the couples neighbors noticed a strange smell coming form the suitcase after 3 days. Police say the man had a heart condition- and they don't suspect the wife of a crime--

Source- The Buzz- Las Vegas Review Journal

 

IT'S EPIDEMIC :devil:

"Pandemic" big word for 2005 journalists--A "pandemic" sounds unspeaklby terrible but alot of people were saying the word last year. That's why it has been choosen "Top Word of 2005" by the Lexiteria, a customer dictionary and word list creator, beating out words such as "hurricane" "Dumpster"-diving and "vegan". Company president Robert Beard says "pandemic" has been around for a while but became "the word" because it applied to so many events huricanes & avian flu. Beard thinks it has replaced the less specific term "epidemic" among journalists. Beard says the other words had merit but believes in being conservative about word selection. A few years back the Lexiteria ranked "bling bling" as one of it's top words and "now it's falling out of usage"

Source- The Buzz- Ken White Review Journal

 

YOUNG DRIVER'S TRIP PROMPTS POLICE PURSUIT

Shelbyville, Tenn.

Eager to get his drivers license a 7-yr. old boy put on his seat belt and remembered to use his turn signal as he took his parents pciup out for a spin, leading police on a slow pursuit around town. Officers thought they were chasing a drunken driver. "He was weaving and all over the road, he couldn't stay in one lane", officer Josh Laverette said. When the truck stopped in front of the boys home after a seven mile escapade, police found a second grader, barely 4-feet tall, behind the wheel. Nine years to early for the permit . The boy was charged with driving without a license, eluding police and leaving the scene of an accident

Source- The Buzz- Ken White-Review Journal

 

having an affair? make sure your parrot doesnt rat you out!
a man living in leeds was made aware of his girlfriends affair because their african grey parrot kept squawking 'gary!' in his girlfriends voice, and making kissing noises whenever the womans co-worker was mentioned. the man left his girlfriend and had to give up his beloved parrot who would not stop calling gary's name.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4619764.stm

 

WOW- that's too bizzare- :devil:good one -one never knows- funny

BASEMENT REMOLDELING LEAVES CAT TRAPPED

Eau Claire, WI.

A basemeent remodeling project left Jany Chumas with one unsettling question after the drywalling was all done--where's the cat???--Marry Poppins, Chumas' pet cat, was nowhere to be found after the workers installed drywall in a room Jan. 2--Chumas said the cat is "the sweetest little thing but quite shy odf strangers" so she assumed she'd ran away. As more time passsed, she suspected the 7-pound ccat could be trapped in the wall-and her and her daughter headed down to the basement to search. She called the Eau Claire fire department and a crew went to her home. First they cut a small hole in the drywall near where Chumas heard the cats cries, but they only found insulation. Later they cut into the ceiling and Chumas crawled into the hole. Soon a weak-hungary-tired and dusty Mary Poppins "came tumbling out" of the celiing- she's fine-- and everyone is happy

 

bridging the gap between predator and prey:
a rat snake in a tokyo zoo was refusing to eat the frozen mice that keepers were feeding it. so, they decided to give him a fat, juicy hampster. they even named the hampster 'gohan' which means meal in japanese. however, the sanke refused to eat the hampster and the two have become good friends!

 

A Polish woman Helena Bukarowicza, was so tired of her husband spending all their money on vodka, that she chained him up on a dog chain in a kennel and fed him from a dog bowl for almost three weeks. The man recently was freed after friends, who hadn't seen him for days, called the police

Source- The Buzz- Review Journal

 

That is so bizarre!!! Thanks for sharing!

 

An Austrilian man had to be rescued by firefighters after he became wedged in his washing machine, while playing hide & seek with his children. Firefighters dislodged the man's foot and pulled him free of the cylinder after about an hour

Source- The Buzz- Ken White- Las Vegas Review Journal

 

In the Japanese town of Shimohetsugi, firefighters recently saw part of their own station go up in smoke-after a fire was started by either a gas canister used for the firefighters' barbecue or a kerosene heater. The fire broke out at the worst possible time, during a party to mark the end of a fire awareness promotional event

Source- The Buzz- Ken White- Review Journal

 

CHEESY STUDY

Pepperoni eaters like to argue-procrastnate

A person's choice of pizza toppings can give a taste of their personailty traits, according to the Chicago-based Smell & Taste Treatment and Research oundation, which recently conducted a pizza topping survey for Domino's Pizza. The study suggests that people who like pepperoni on their pizza tend to be argumemtative procrastinators-people who like mutiple meat toppings on their pies are novelty-seeking extroverts who insist on being the center of attention--veggies lovers are trustworthy and loyal and people who prefer pineapple and onion pizza are likely to be aggressive and achievement oriented but get impatient with fools- my question- is who pays these people to do these riduculous surveys- and how much do they get paid--
bizzare- and dumb--

Source- The Buzz- Ken White-Review Journal

 

SALVIA WANTED

Candians create art with DNA sequencing

Looking for the ultimate conversation piece for the home? How about a piece of art made from your own DNA-A Canadian company called DNA 11 is now producing digitally enhanced DNA protraits in a range of colors from customers samples. DNA 11 co-founder Adrian Salmunovie explains after sending in your salvia , your DNA fingerprint is photographed with a special lab camera to make a piece of art using "a portion of your DNA sequence" He says people often ask if they can surprise someone with a portrait by secretly collecting their salvia, but he doesn't encourage it-because you need to move a cotton swab around someones mouth for about 30 secnds to get the goods. "We haven't had one person do it yet" he says. they've created DNA portraits from fruit-dogs and even ferrets--GROSS

 

Got one for you,
While working security a few years ago, we caught on cctv a guy stealing his supervisors handbag from her car. His supervisor was prepared to let it go if he returned some personal items from the bag.
The guy denyed any responsibility.
We played a copy of the cctv,(and he was clearly visible) to him.
He denied it was him.
The police were called.
He denyed it was him.
The police looked at the cctv footage and agreed it was him.
Then one of the police turns to him and asks "what were you doing in the car park then?"
The guy replies "Going to get stuff from my car."
It turns out that the guy isn't insured, the car isn't taxed, he's banned from driving, the car registration plate doesn't match the make and model of the car (and therefore possibly stolen) and there's a warrant out for faliure to attend a court appearance on him.
A few days later the police turn up at where I worked, "Has that guy come back here?"
I said "No, why?"
"Er, we took his details and told him to report to the station the next day...it turns out he gave us a false address and he's vanished."
"No really?"