Oddly Enough: Even Odder Than Normal.

One of my favorite places to troll of the Internet is the Oddly Enough section of Reuters. Normally I post links to a couple of stories, but today the good folks over at Reuters have totally outdone themselves! I have never seen a collection of stories this awesome and random. SO here is the link to the whole page.

Headlines include:

Vending machine recommends drinks to buyers

Exorcists wanted: apply to Catholic Church

Amazon pulls book on pedophilia after complaints

So fetch.

Spray On Clothes! And UFOs are Trying to Kill Us.

So I have told you this before, but one of my favorite places to troll on the internet is the Oddly Enough section of Reuters.

The other day on my lunch I was reading along on my phone and I came across this one, which I think is a real winner: Spray-on clothes unveiled on chemistry lab catwalk.



Yeah, that's right, spay on clothes.

Think about how much this is going to feed my fetish for packing light for trips!

And if foward leaps of fashion aren't something that interest you, then there is always this article about how UFOs have been messing with our nuclear weaposn and no one wants to talk about it.



(This is a picture of a UFO messing with our nuclear deterrent.)

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Q: What Do a Sweaty Dead Russian & Darth Vader Have in Common?

A: They are both in this awesome post!

So you know that one of my favorite places on the internet is the Oddly Enough page at Reuters.com.

Well I was reading a couple articles on my phone today and I came across this one. It is such a winner that I won’t even bother to make a single, silly comment about it.

Man dies in final of sauna championships.

And if that's not your thing when it comes to odd news, there's this:






Yeah, that's Darth Vader. Times have gotten tough for evil since Dick Cheney isn't in office anymore.

Read about that here.

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Oddly Enough.

One of my favorite places on the internet is the Oddly Enough section of the Reuters website. For months they were the only ones covering that mysterious story of a Chinese man who ran into a wall so hard that he killed himself. Then there was the story about Japanese smokers who got so stressed out about all the government-mandated smoking labels on cigarettes that they ended up smoking more. Why are these things not reported on elsewhere?

Here is a new one that only Oddly Enough seems to be concerned about:

About 16,000 words have succumbed to pressures of the Internet age and lost their hyphens in a new edition of the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary.

That’s right! From now on this:

That cry-baby bumble-bee is on my water-bed! What a low-life!

Looks like this:

That crybaby bumblebee is on my water bed! What a lowlife!


So chew on that for a little while.

Or maybe you would rather read about a cat with prosthetic legs. It is up to you.



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