Neil and Tim Finn were in Split Enz, one of New Zealand's best and oddest bands, in the 1970's and 80's, and in the less outlandish Crowded House in the 1990's.
House thefts this outlandish have become a rarity, unfortunately, but around the turn of the century, they seem to have been carried out from time to time, and like the one above involve Italians, for whatever reason.
Could be no more outlandish an idea than hiring a house cleaner, especially if you spend a lot eating out in New York.
Rents and housing prices, which reached outlandish levels in the late 1980's, continue to fall in most of Japan.
The activities they devise usually involve outlandish contraptions, including roller coasters, haunted houses, roller rinks, and a backyard beach etc. which Phineas designs and Ferb builds.
Mr. Mizrahi's first trunk show, at Bergdorf Goodman in 1987, was an outlandish success; by 1992, the Chanel fashion house was bankrolling his company.
Mr. Ratner's promises of jobs and low-income housing would come at an outlandish cost.
The report accused her of "outlandish expenditures," including a high salary, a car, housing, and a golf-club membership.
As rendered by the illustrator Hugh Ferriss in his 1929 classic of visionary architecture, "The Metropolis of Tomorrow," these "bridge apartment houses" remain among the most wonderfully outlandish of New York's hypothetical structures.
To which we may add MPs' abuse of an expenses system introduced by Mrs Thatcher, outlandish bankers' bonuses, privatised utilities owned abroad, student debt, house prices out of the reach of millions, unemployment and increasing inequality.
