Weird BUT true

They’ve got bubble trouble.

A Chinese village found itself awash in giant mounds of soap suds after a resident let a large amount of the slippery stuff slide down a drain, and a rainstorm stirred it back above ground.

Video from outside Nanning City shows masses of soap suds bubbling up several feet high.

The truth is out there — somewhere between baggage claim and the Cinnabon.

Denver International Airport is capitalizing on its renovations to poke fun at conspiracy theorists who have called it the center of a shadowy secret society.

Signs dotting the airport ask such probing questions as, “Construction? Or coverup?” next to an image of a hardhat bearing an Illuminati insignia.

Her bacon could be headed to jail.

An Ohio grocery worker admittedly stole $9,200 worth of ham and salami — by eating about four slices a day for eight years.

A tipster alerted a loss prevention officer at the Giant Eagle supermarket in Bolivar to the eater cheater.

The hungry hamburglar admitted to stealing the bites, and cops are weighing whether to charge her. Poo ya gonna call? A team of border collies dubbed the “Goosebusters” is credited with cleaning up a Michigan beach once so sullied by goose feces that it had to close to visitors.

The Lake St. Clair Metropark was contaminated with so much goose waste in 2017 that it was shut down for 36 days.

This year, with pooches keeping the geese at bay, there have been only two closures. Holy guacamole! An Indiana professor is now the world record holder for assembling the tallest stack of tortillas.

Dr. Mark Valenzuela piled up about 20 tortillas some 29¹/2 inches high before the tower toppled.