New York Post

Weird BUT true

- Kathianne Boniello and Eileen AJ Connelly with Wire Services

This Alaska moose should pick on a car it’s own size.

Alberta Laktonen came home last week to find a massive moose destroying her Toyota Prius with its antlers.

The beast, which caused nearly $6,000 damage to the car, was thought to be in the midst of rutting season, which causes the animals to show their toughness, an expert said. That’s a treat that tricks. A Guatemalan man allegedly admitted smuggling chocolate-covered heroin into the United States on a flight into Newark Liberty Internatio­nal Airport.

Jacobo Orellana-Estrada apparently smuggled the drugs in what looked like six layer cakes he stashed in his luggage.

What’s a few centimeter­s? A commercial developmen­t in Britain is on hold after some of its buildings were constructe­d in the wrong location.

The error came after someone used the wrong GPS coordinate­s to locate the planned structures for the $15.7 million Stane Park developmen­t.

It’s unclear if any of the buildings, which will include shops like Nandos, Starbucks and KFC, will have to be demolished.

Newly released documents on the assassinat­ion of President John F. Kennedy confirm the longstandi­ng animosity between the Federal Bureau of Investigat­ion and the Central Intelligen­ce Agency.

One of the revealed memos prepped by the FBI refers to the CIA as the “Criminal Intelligen­ce Agency.”

One of the hottest tickets in San Francisco these days is for mass meditation­s.

Sound Meditation SF can sell out 1,200 tickets at $25 a pop for the large group events at a local cathedral, according to a report.

Devotees can be deeply moved by the events.

“It can induce orgasm,” one woman quipped.

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