weird

I don't know about you, but I have an awful lot of stuff that I don't use or need anymore. In general, it just sits around in storage gathering dust. Sure, I could use eBay or Etsy and try to make a buck. But in general, I'm not all that interested in the monetary value or going through the hassle of the listing, payment, shipping, etc (most of it probably isn't all that valuable anyway), so there

Sure, we have some strange sports here in America. We pioneered "competitive eating", after all (which has an organized league and governing body and everything). But the British may win this round when it comes to bizarre "sports". I present to you, "Worm Charming":

There are lots of ways to spread Christmas cheer. In fact, just this past weekend, we had hundreds of Santas descend on Ocean County for "Santa Con". Well, Santa Con will seem downright traditional compared to the running Christmas tree of Tokyo. Yes, you read that correctly. Watch:

We all certainly remember the Jingle Cats and Jingle Dogs - household pets "singing" classic Christmas tunes. Well, this year we have a new animal getting into the holiday spirit - goats.

We have good news to report - the strange saga of "The Parkway Goats" has come to a safe ending. However, there were two surprises when the critters were finally corralled.

Yesterday we told you about the unusual Garden State Parkway visitors - a pair of goats who have been hanging out in the area of Exit 100 for a few weeks. Well, Popcorn Park Zoo has joined the effort to corral the critters, and their help looks like it's starting to pay off.

If you've been heading out on the Garden State Parkway in the last few weeks and thought your eyes were playing tricks on you when you thought that you spotted a pair of goats around Exit 100, we have good news - you're not seeing things.

In a scene that would surely make Charlie Brown truly believe in the Great Pumpkin, a giant gourd rolled through the streets of a Southwestern town yesterday.

Here at the edge of the Pinelands in Ocean County, some believe that we're near the home of the legendary Jersey Devil. It's a story that's been passed down for generations. But, with everyone carrying cameras with them wherever they go now, do we finally have photographic proof?

One thing that I can guarantee you've never heard an Ocean County local say - "gosh, I just love being stuck in traffic!" But, after you see this video, you may get a new appreciation for what we consider a traffic jam, and what others consider a traffic jam.