Here are the stories which are true but really odd...

September 17, 2021

Newsweek article summarizes Reddit AITA thread (newsweek.com) 20:12


US admits Kabul drone strike killed civilians (bbc.co.uk) 18:53


El Paso man, 62, convicted of heading Texas-to-Connecticut cocaine trafficking ring (elpasotimes.com) 18:46


You can book a stay at Winnie the Pooh's place in the Hundred Acre Wood (usatoday.com) 18:02


Florida’s Bigfoot: The Legend of the Skunk Ape (countere.com) 17:51


College Students Drank Less During the Pandemic But Used Weed, Psychedelics at Record Highs, Study Finds (clevescene.com) 16:34


Alleged Pizza Roll Pooper Apprehended After Oklahoma Grocery Store Incident (huffingtonpost.co.uk) 16:17


Fake Rock Nearly Crushes Opera Star: Accident or Sabotage? - Feuding stagehands, falling props: It might sound like the plot of an opera, but in France it has been the subject of a court case. (nytimes.com) 16:07


Man Considers Going Vegan After Finding What Looked Like a Pig Nipple in Bacon Roll (onegreenplanet.org) 14:57


Concerns over children buying baked beans as police issue warning to shops (manchestereveningnews.co.uk) 14:36


Lawsuit seeks $1M after Mt. Pleasant teacher cuts girl’s hair (woodtv.com) 12:59


Human Waste Sought In Vile Market Act (thesmokinggun.com) 12:33


Deputies: Florida man sprayed child with bleach, soaked bedroom in torch fuel (fox35orlando.com) 12:31


CNN: Justice Clarence Thomas says judges are 'asking for trouble' when they wade into politics (cnn.com) 05:29


Hospital staff must swear off Tylenol, Tums to get religious vaccine exemption. Hospital CEO aims to educate staff on the full scope of what they're claiming. (arstechnica.com) 03:34