It shows  up about halfway through. You be the judge if this is a UFO Mothership or not. I would have liked to have read the comments before they were disabled.

A Seattle police spokesman says the department is embarrassed after officers left a police rifle unattended on a patrol car outside a busy downtown area.

AP Top Strange News At 4:30 p.m. EDT

And of course the nice thing about this story is that the breast milk wasn't in a bottle. I don't know what part of the story is more interesting, the drunk breast feeding mother locking herself in a car, the spraying of the cops with the breast milk or Stephanie Robinette in the video explaining her actions with her new buddies in orange jump suits watching her in the background. Have your pick. It happened in Ohio too, when I first saw the headline I assumed Florida, go figure.

This video explains it all. Now I'm off to find a deep fryer and package of Kool-Aid.

A 7-year-old pajama-clad Michigan boy who drove a car for 20 miles, sometimes hitting speeds of 50 mph, was charged Wednesday with unlawful use of a vehicle.

AP Top Strange News At 6:40 p.m. EDT

Police in Colorado say a woman who stepped inside a portable toilet at a yoga festival discovered a man hiding in the tank below when she lifted the toilet lid.

AP Top Strange News At 1:15 a.m. EDT

I don't know why sales people have to play the old game of "this is the best product out there, I have one at home" when they clearly appear to own nothing at home. My last nightmare purchase was a set of cordless phones that the sales girl ensured me that she owned at home and just loved. I have been putting telephone batteries in them ever since and could never get a decent connection when out in the backyard with them and trust me I don't live on a large ranch. Far from it.

I think that I am going back old school with some of the technology in my life. I remember that last telephone I had that never game me any grief. I wonder if I can find one.