They've both made statements at odd with the platform.
"I thought it would be odd with so few people," she said.
"That may sound very odd, with what we know now about Neville Husband.
"Even at 16, I kind of knew something was odd with him," he said.
Relief pitchers have tended to be odd, with closers typically occupying the far end of that spectrum.
Gerrard was substituted, which in itself was odd with the 34-year-old scoring Liverpool's equaliser with a precise header.
He points at his brown deck shoes, which look a bit odd with his navy suit, tie and pocket square.
Making matters more complicated, the primary system the Socialists have outlined is odd, with any French person who states "sympathy with the left" being eligible to vote.
More bad news: The menus are odd, with a format that moves from light food to heavy and with appetizers printed in red and entrees in black.
At the BellTel Lofts, a conversion of a 1920s Art Deco building in Downtown Brooklyn, they found the layouts odd, with too many walls and too few windows.
His Liszt, especially, could be decidedly odd, with slow passages played at a crawl and fast ones pushed nearly to their limit.
