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WEIRD & BIZARRE : Weird & Bizarre July 2003
Dead Man Attends His Own Memorial Service

INDIA - It's another case of a family cremating the wrong body. It all started when police recently found a mutilated, unidentified body on railroad tracks near Vadodara. A man saw pictures of the unfortunate death in a local paper and immediately thought it was his nephew. He and the rest of the family mistakenly identified the body at the morgue and chose to cremate the body. After the cremation, the family met to mourn the loss of their loved one. Just as they gathered, the supposedly deceased family member, Khodidas Rajput, entered the room. The family was stunned and instantly realized the error. They were reportedly "surprised when he walked into the meeting." To say the least. Police
still don't know the true identity of the deceased.

U.S. Computer Embarrassed by Japanese Genius Computer

A new Japanese supercomputer has taken the title of world's fastest computer away from the United States. The Japanese NEC Earth Simulator processes data five times faster than its closest competitor. It works at a speed of 35,600 gigaflops compared to its closest rival, IBM's ASCI White, which runs at a speed of 7,226 gigaflops. A gigaflop equals a billion mathematical operations per second. The NEC Earth Simulator is as large as four tennis courts and creates a "virtual planet Earth" to predict climate patterns.

Disgruntled Ex-worker Flings Fish at Strip Club

OTTAWA, Canada - There's something fishy about this story,  A woman in Ottawa flung baggies filled with tuna around Fanny's Cabaret after she was fired from the strip club the day before. According to Det. Dan Brown, the 34-year-old stripper returned to the club at about 12:30 p.m, intent on resuming her duties. She was again told she did not work there, and that's when the tuna hit the fan. This episode saw baggies filled with tuna dumped around the strip club's coat check and champagne rooms, covering tables, chairs and walls. After her "fish fit," the woman emptied two canisters of pepper spray near the bar of the club. The pepper spray and stench of tuna overcame seven employees and six patrons
in the club, who began pouring out the front door. The woman was charged with assault, theft, administering a noxious substance and possession of a prohibited weapon.

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