I get weird looks from some people andothers laugh.
"Being a weird health nut and outperforming everyone else is so much more fun than blending in — and that's not just athletically.
Not literally, of course, because that would be weird.
It sounds weird but it's true: A Chinese girlfriend will suggest that you eat more and "get healthier".
A close friend of the squirrel (and totally real source) told HuffPost Weird that his buddy was on a bender, having recently gone through a divorce and forced to take out a second tree mortgage.
Guilt is a weird thing.
From awkward pictures of themselves that were intended only for them to see, to really personal messages between them and their family or friends, to weird searches they've made on Google.
, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand :、、、 Bangs Prepare for weird looks if you're bragging about your new "bangs" in England.
"The British are weird.
Nowadays, if you search the Internet, you may find the weird situation that people say they are rich not because they own a lot of money, but tea eggs.
Take a country full of people who frequently loathe each other, then impose a social system of extreme politeness to ensure nobody can ever say what they mean without offending somebody else – and you'll start to understand why these British insults are so unnecessarily weird.
"I thought I looked absolutely fantastic," he wrote, "and I look terrible but what's weird is now I also think I look great.
As click-bait slideshows of China's "weird" buildings trend globally, those living in these structures' shadows see more local, closer-up and intimate vantages.
"That`s the kind of program that`s filled with everything and that you expect people to be a bit weird, a bit confused about what they do," he says.
Guilt is a weird thing.
Expanding the number of drive-thru windows, which accounts for 70% of its business, and the current weird campaign about "showing love" do not address the deeper problems in food quality, operations, and image.
Over the years, we've seen a lot of weird food and drink come out of Japan, and as of January 9, there has been a new addition to that list.
These days it seems that giving your baby some ridiculously weird name has become the norm.
My chin is crooked, my eyes don't line up, and there's a weird bay in my hairline on my left forehead.
Take a country full of people who frequently loathe each other, then impose a social system of extreme politeness to ensure nobody can ever say what they mean without offending somebody else – and you'll start to understand why these British insults are so unnecessarily weird.