weird news

Years ago, a woman claimed to see the image of Jesus Christ in a grilled cheese sandwich. That helped set off a events in which people were seeing Jesus in everything from food to windows to toasters. Things had calmed down for a while with the Jesus sightings, but now he's back!

It's not every day that we hear about real life ninjas breaking into a home, but it happened this past weekend in Utah.

Think your neighbors are bad? Well, they're probably not as bad as this guy.

Japan needs a superhero too, guys. Enter Chibatman: Japan's own Batman.

This story probably won't be that shocking at all to you, but the owner of a coffee shop in Everett, Wash., has been busted for promoting prostitution and money laundering. But wait, what's so shocking about that you may ask? The coffee place is called Java Juggs. It's a coffee shop where baristas are dressed in bikini tops. And she owns a bunch of them.

Drew Gregory is a professional fisherman who fishes out of a kayak. He was having a normal day of fishing with the company of some geese. The geese just seemed to be hanging out and watching him reel fish in and let them go. However, something set off one of the geese and it full blown attacked the man and pulled him out of his kayak!

When someone sneezes, it's pretty much common courtesy to say "bless you," Right? WRONG!

If you go to Walmart, you probably don't think about what it would be like to camp out there. Well, in Texas, a 14-year-old boy who ran away from home ended up living in a Walmart for four days, ABC News and KTVT-TV reported.

Car accidents happen every day. But it's not every day that there are such strange circumstances surrounding car accidents.

This story can't be described in any way besides "creepy."

Residents in Columbus, Ohio, are confused by flyers that are going up in a local park for a festival that has to be a hoax. The flyer is promoting a Straight White Guy Festival, which apparently is coming to the park in September, WBNS-10TV reports.

You may have a well-kept yard, but do you have statues to make it look even better? Doubtful, but this guy in Muncie, Ind., does does. He has quite a few statues of different types of cats decorating his front yard, and they're even named. While they draw attention to the yard, it seems they've also now again drawn some unwanted attention.