Weird BUT true

Cleveland Cavaliers fan Lonynell Coleman has no regrets about the leg tattoo he got earlier this month, declaring the Cavs “2015 NBA Champs.”

The 22yearold South Euclid, Ohio, native had no fear the Golden State Warriors might dunk Cleveland in the NBA Finals — which they did in six games.

“I’m not changing nothing,” he tweeted. “This year was a great one and is always gonna be a memory.”

A couple of highschool sweethearts will graduate from Tustin, Calif., HS this week — 72 years late.

Miko Nakamura and George Kaihara were robbed of the chance in 1943 after being swept up in the unjust internment of thousands of Japanese-Americans during World War II.

The 90yearold couple will receive diplomas with 550 other, slightly younger, grads Thursday.

The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office is defending its chief of staff after it was revealed he drives a Mercedes SUV that cops seized in a drug raid.

Officials said Jonathan Duecker is within his rights to keep the car because he obtained it while running the state’s Bureau of Narcotics Investigation.

Seized cars can be kept by prosecutors as long as the vehicles are used for crimefighting programs.

Hobbes has one heck of a tiger tale to spin.

A Houston boy lost his stuffed tiger, Hobbes, at the Tampa International Airport recently.

Workers returned the doll, but not before assembling a photo-scrapbook of all the behindthescenes places the toy tiger visited.

Beer flows at Colorado State U.— from hardpartying frats all the way to class.

The campus graduated its first set of beer majors this week, as students learned the fine art and high science of beer brewing.

“It’s kind of like cooking, but it’s a lot more indepth,” said beer grad Andy Mersch.