Weirdly Enough

In this week's weird shorts, the guy using fake arms to try and get a vaccine, showed in at Ikea, giant millipedes and the man who was thrown off a flight for wearing underwear as a face covering.

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A really creepy one this, we investigate sightings of children with completely black eyeballs.  Whether ghosts or other supernatural entities are these just creepypasta stories or do they lure people to their doom?

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We explore the sinister trend of creepy clowns that first appeared to sweep the world in 2016 when shops withdrew costumes for sale and schools were even forced to go into lockdown.  

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In this bonus episode we take a look at some of the strange new year traditions around the World including throwing furniture out of windows and talking to animals.

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Cats on leads and invading aircraft cockpits, late return penalties and the crazy happy pizza are all under review on this week's shorts.

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Did a legendary king build a bridge from Sri Lanka to India one million years ago?  How can you explain ancient hammers or drill bits found in stone or the Baghdad Battery or the Turkish admiral who knew the shape of Antartica in 1513 or the Chinese earthquake detector from 132 AD?  This week we look at out of place Artifacts.

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The woman who divorced herself, nightclub finds and horrible creepy crawlies all make up this week's weird shorts.

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A conspiracy started on Reddit in 2017 poses the idea that the country of Australia is a Myth.  We have a look at this hoax and other conspiracies about lands that may or may not exist.  Who has ever been to Shrigley?  The buses go there, but what does that prove??

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A Lingerie range for men, batteries powered by cow poo and the all you can eat challenge that led to one restaurant patron getting banned.

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This week we look at the wacky world of celebrity conspiracy theories, mostly invented by the Internet.  Is Stevie Wonder really blind?  Is Keanu Reeves immortal? Is Lorde really in her 40s? Is Beyonce's sister really her daughter?  Is Tupac still alive?  Did Kubrick stage the moon landings and is Paul McCartney really dead?

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