Meanwhile, most bizarrely, a man in a full-length duck suit with bright orange hair prowled the scene.
Perhaps most bizarrely, a spokesman for a popular yoga guru opposed the change, telling the court that he could "cure homosexuality through yoga".
Most bizarrely, a pair of teenagers in Portland were paid to advertise Squid's Smoke Shop, another front operation, by getting a neck tattoo.
The Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas is just as brash and adorned with Dire Straits guitars as any Hard Rock Cafe, with the added advantage of a nightclub, Body English, and a new wilder rock club, Wasted Space, opening in spring, as well as gigs by the likes of Bon Jovi, Rolling Stones, Motley Crue and the Killers at The Joint, a bar, a casino and - most bizarrely - a branch of Nobu.
And perhaps most bizarrely: "Witnessing a work colleague's thigh fuzz isn't everyone's cup of tea".
And, most bizarrely of all, a life that still costs less than his surviving on cold pizza in his old apartment.
Here are our tips if you fancy your chances next year: First of all, ditch the fish: the competition saw smoked duck, balsamic vinegar, olives and, most bizarrely, reindeer making an appearance.
Others tried to twist Neal's disability into some modern-day, narcissistic ploy for attention or — most bizarrely of all — into a sense of entitlement, even privilege.
Most bizarrely, whenever I liberated a town by raising the revolutionary flag, the camera would become fixed on it while the game continued.
Perhaps, then, it will make Pitino feel a bit better if he knew some people were talking about the economy, most bizarrely in New Hampshire, where a minor league baseball team has managed to get itself locked out of its stadium for not paying its bills.
Beecher used the fossils he gathered to solve the mysteries of trilobite anatomy; the animals had long, thin antennae, dozens of jointed legs, and, most bizarrely, above each leg an armlike appendage that they used to breathe.
