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News of the Weird was on hold for a minute while we migrated to this new site and recovered from that ordeal that was no easy task.
This is one of our most popular features because people like weird stuff. And life is weird.
For Gen X, this was a recent mind f*** to see the cast of "The Breakfast Club". Shouldn't they remain the same age as they were in the movie?
If you ever thought we might live on the moon, those hopes seem dimmer. Daily Galaxy reports: New satellite scans of the deepest lunar craters have revealed fewer ice deposits than expected, reducing earlier estimates and raising concerns about the availability of water for future lunar colonies."
Gizmondo reports that the oldest ant in a fossil has been discovered with clues on how it killed its prey.
"The paleontological treasure sat in a fossil collection in Brazil, unnoticed," the story notes. Worth a read.
We've been going through old newspapers looking at old ads. Here's one from the 1930s. What was 666? The Smithsonian writes about it here.
The White House posted this Sunday on social media. Thoughts?
On a more local level, this was spotted in Pine Bluff. That's not necessarily weird. We just found it interesting.
On a game cam in Cleveland County, a bobcat at the 2 a.m. hour.
Long ago, Suzi would always drive past the Color of the Week sign in Pine Bluff at Bryan Paint and Carpet. She's at it again, and here's the current color. So Southern.
This is the color:
Speaking of Gen X, did any guy every say this to any girl? Weird name, weird ad campaign.
Weird history break:
We leave you with some music. Hee Haw! Travel back to the early 1970s.
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