Offbeat Quiz: Based On Popular Articles In Past Week

They won at an Oshkosh (Wis.) location of a restaurant.

One man escaped, but police caught and arrested Barrett Lance Hartsock, who was charged with burglary and vandalism over $1,000.

Real estate agents found feces and three dead raccoons in the vacant home. Dead and dying squirrels later were dumped in the house. Surveillance cameras were placed inside, and on Aug. 4 the house was found to be infested with crickets.

The topless protest in North Carolina likely had the most traffic generated from reader comments because it is a controversial and attention-grabbing topic. People are more likely to engage in discussions and debates when it comes to sensitive and provocative subjects like nudity and protests. This would result in a higher number of comments and overall engagement compared to the other two stories about a lifeguard suing over skimpy trunks and a man using his feet to stop a car, which may not have generated as much interest or controversy.

Coralville police say a driving instructor is charged with providing alcohol to minors for allegedly offering wine to two teenage girls during driving time and then continuing with their lessons.

The story of the drunk guy driving a limo bus is likely to have more online traffic because it involves a potentially dangerous situation where the person is operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Such stories tend to attract more attention and generate more interest among the online audience. Additionally, the use of a limo bus adds an element of novelty to the story, making it more intriguing and shareable. On the other hand, the story of a drunk guy sleeping atop a train, while unusual, may not have the same level of widespread appeal and interest.

Locals have reported a few sightings of the brown dairy cow with the white head, but every time search teams have tried to capture her, Yvonne had already hoofed it from the area.

The hotel reported that damage to his room included urine on two mattresses and a chair, vomit on the carpet, ruined bedding, and a burned mattress

Every Friday night for 23 years, Zeli Rossi has traded his bed in Brazil's southeastern state of Minas Gerais for a coffin.

Taking directions from his mother, Adam and his 11-year-old brother, Andy, guided their little sister and held her head while she was born. Meanwhile, 9-year-old Scott watched over Jonathan, 6, and Justin, 2.