This dismal, windy townlet was a strange watering place.
In trying to understand how it lost 4 million working-class voters between 1997 and 2010, the Labour party has found itself in strange waters.
Another appetizer, a well-seared piece of skate, swam into strange waters early on, when it was paired with an enormous shrimp raviolo coated in a peculiar almond sauce.
If leaders can master these strange waters, they will soon learn that these characteristics are consistent with the psychological openness and tolerance of uncertainty, ambiguity and change, which enable the best traders to navigate the marketplace.
I looked out at the strange waters and felt almost betrayed by the Pacific.
We'd been biggish fishes in biggish ponds, and now we'd entered strange waters and were having private identity crises.
But now, confronted almost daily with the startlingly obvious and yet never before contemplated fact that I actually do have a nationality outside of my strange, watered down blood, I'm learning to come to terms with it.
Jennifer Connelly stars as a recently divorced woman who moves into a creepy apartment building with her young daughter; the supernatural manifestations begin with a strange, spreading water stain on Ms. Connelly's ceiling.
That might sound strange – milk, water, sugar, oil and a thickening agent are the top five ingredients – until you remember that SlimFast's last reported marketing budget was around $17m.
So that's good advice, this may sound strange but water is beauty and your skin will love you for it.
If you apply an electric voltage across two water-filled beakers and separate them, something strange happens: The water stretches from beaker to beaker, creating a bridge that defies gravity.
