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Here are some weird and wonderful facts, maybe you know some of them, maybe you don't. Take a look anyway.

Bed and Bizarre: Weird and wonderful hotel experiences from around the world

Fancy spending your holidays inside an old sewer pipe or doing a stretch in a prison cell, for fun? Incredibly, now you can. These are just two of the weird and wonderful places to stay collected in a new book, Extreme Hotels. So pack your bags and book in for the strangest bed and breakfast experiences in the world...

Latest Japanese Trend: Weird Themed Cafes

Japan's vibrant, fast-moving culture delivers daily doses of the weird, wild and wonderful! Take, for example, theme cafes. First popularized by nerdy "otaku" geeks and then embraced by the public at large, the theme cafe phenomenon shows no sign of running out of steam. Just the opposite - it seems new theme cafes pop up every week, each one seeking to be just a little weirder than what's come before!

Extraordinarily Weird But Beautiful Flowers

The world is full of weird and wonderful flowers that sometimes look so strange that we find it difficult to imagine them actually growing in the wild. Some of these are unbelievably odd.

Interesting Facts - Human Oddities

Interesting facts about human oddities you might want to know...

Strange Facts you Likely Didn't Know

Intelligent people have more zinc and copper in their hair.

News of the Weird

For some readers, News of the Weird is a light diversion from the serious reporting of the week. For others, though, it's a weekly chronicle of the alarming decline of civilization. Or a therapeutic personal benchmark (for reassurance that the problem is other people, not you). Or, for the few who actually wind up in News of the Weird, a monument to lives interestingly lived.

I hope it's not a dupe, I searched and could not find it

Take a walk on the weird side...

Searching for weirdness online is like searching for hay in a haystack. It’s everywhere.
Rest assured, none of the boring or dodgy stuff has made it into Yahoo!’s trawl of the Weird Wide Web. These sites are in turn funny, interesting, curious and mind bogglingly strange. They represent the weird hobby of thousands, or the mad obsession of just a single web-head. They cover things that were strange before the Web was ever invented, and nuttiness purely of the Internet age.

Welcome to Yahoo UK"s Top 100 Weird Web Sites

5 Weird Things About Newborns

Some weird things that some newborns have are crossed eyes, big belly buttons, acne.

I know a baby with a big belly button. She's adorable.

Mr. Rogers Fun Facts You Never Knew

A great list of fun little facts about Mr. Rogers, in honor of his birthday!

For instance: Did you know that all the sweaters he wore on the show were hand knitted by his mother?

How weird are you

Well! I scored 50% Which is about right I think.

Weird glass grows from girls head!!!

There's weird, then there's weird. I feel for her. But this is weird.

101 Scientific Facts From the Bible

At first I thought - I hoped - that this would be satire. No, done with the utmost seriousness is 101 scientific facts shown in the bible. There are a number of fallacies here, but look on it as if it was satire.
<-- picture is one example of how Jesus probably looked

Top 10 Fascinating Facts About Sex

Sex is one of life’s pleasures and it is practiced by most people at least once in their lifetime. This list takes a look at some more unusual facts about sex and sex related topics. Feel free to add your own interesting facts to the comments.

5 Really Weird Things About Water

Water, good ol' H2O, seems like a pretty simple substance to you and me. But in reality, water - the foundation of life and most common of liquid - is really weird and scientists actually don't completely understand how water works.

102 Weird Dog Facts

Did YOU know it's a myth that dogs are colorblind? And all of these must be true because they're on the web. In a LIST.

50 facts about Obama you might not know

• He applied to appear in a black pin-up calendar while at Harvard but was rejected by the all-female committee.