New York Post

Weird BUT true

- Kathianne Boniello, Wires

The real God would have made the sun shine.

A Florida man jumped out of his car on a packed highway last week and got naked in the midst of a rainstorm while shouting, “I am God!” before cops tackled him.

The man, who was a bit slippery, was taken into custody and is still undergoing mental evaluation, according to a report.

He snapped his way into handcuffs.

A Florida man who allegedly set a Lake Worth country club on fire was arrested after sending Snapchat videos about the blaze to several people in town.

“Y’all gonna see a structure fire tonight,” Anthony Stowers, 25, allegedly said.

Stowers’ father had complained about the structure’s lack of maintenanc­e, police said.

A bank robber in New Mexico didn’t put a lot of thought into his disguise.

A man in a blue Walmart vest passed a note to the tellers at BBVA Compass Bank in Albuquerqu­e demanding cash. He threatened the workers before fleeing with an unknown amount of money.

At least his dough will go far at the big box store.

A British dentist is earning praise after finding a good use for “Where’s Waldo?”

Patients in Michael Mannion’s Staffordsh­ire office can stare at one of the complicate­d, colorful scenes while he works; the dentist put it on the ceiling above his examinatio­n chair.

Perhaps an ad for Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party that labeled a voting booth a sex hotel worked a little too well, as a recordsett­ing 146 percent of the Russian electorate turned out for Sunday’s parliament­ary elections.

But the victory was far from the landslide Putin expected. Even Chechnya proved a disappoint­ment: Where in past elections the region voted 100 percent in favor of United Russia, this time the party took a comparativ­ely paltry 99.51 percent.

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