There was a town where all the street signs were painted with bright neon colors by an anonymous artist overnight. People woke up to a super colorful and really weird sight. It took the local council weeks to figure out who did it and in the meantime, the town became a bit of a tourist attraction for its strange new look.
A woman once went on a picnic and a squirrel stole her sandwich right from her plate while she was getting a drink. But instead of running away, the squirrel sat on a nearby tree branch and ate the sandwich in front of her, looking at her all the time as if to say 'Thanks for the meal!'.
A lady went to a coffee shop and ordered a latte. When the barista handed it to her, there was a heart - shaped foam on top. But as she walked to her table, the heart somehow morphed into what looked like a strange alien face. She couldn't stop laughing at how random it was.
One story is about a witch who had a pet frog that could talk. But the frog was so sassy that it often argued with the witch about her fashion choices. For example, when the witch put on a bright purple hat with a huge star on it, the frog said it looked like a disco ball from the wrong era. Another story is of a witch who tried to make a love potion but accidentally made a potion that made everyone who smelled it tell really bad jokes for an hour.
Once, a man thought his cat could talk. Every time he made a sound, the cat seemed to respond in a meow that sounded like it was answering. He started having full conversations with the cat, believing it was giving him advice on life. It was really just the cat meowing randomly, but it made for a very funny and weird story.
In one of my weird dreams, I was at a school where the teachers were all giant pencils. They were writing on the blackboard with their heads. The students were notebooks, and I was the only human there. I had to learn how to write with my nose to fit in. It was a very odd and funny dream. I remember running away from a particularly angry teacher - pencil who thought I wasn't writing neatly enough with my nose.
There's a story about a town that had a race between a tortoise and a snail. It was a super slow race and the whole town came out to watch. People were placing bets and cheering them on in the most ridiculous ways. The funny part was that they both took breaks to have a little snack during the race and it took them hours to finish just a few feet.
Once, I saw a cat trying to catch its own tail as if it was a completely different creature. It spun around in circles for minutes, looking so determined yet so silly at the same time.
A woman bought a pair of shoes online. When the shoes arrived, they were not only the wrong size but also seemed to have a mind of their own. At night, she would hear them moving around in the closet. One day, she found them in the kitchen, as if they were trying to make themselves a sandwich. It was a very strange and funny story. Maybe it was just her overactive imagination, but she ended up getting rid of the shoes.
One weird and true story is about the Axolotl. It's a type of salamander that can regenerate its limbs, spinal cord, heart, and other organs. It looks really strange with its frilly gills and wide head. Another one is that there's a place in Norway called the Hessdalen Light. It's an unexplained light phenomenon that has been occurring in the valley for decades. Scientists still haven't fully figured out what causes it.
There's a story of a deserted old house in the woods. Those who pass by it at night often hear strange noises, like someone moaning or chains rattling. Legend has it that a criminal was locked up there long ago and died a horrible death, and his spirit still haunts the place. Once a group of teenagers went near it and they all felt an unexplainable sense of dread.
There was a family who woke up on Christmas morning to find that all their presents were wrapped in strange, old - fashioned paper that smelled like it had been stored in a damp attic for decades. When they opened the gifts, they were all things that were popular in the 1920s, like flapper dresses and old - fashioned razors. It was as if Christmas had traveled back in time for them. This was really strange as they had no idea where these items came from or who could have sent them.