That’s news to me! People share the most hilarious headlines they have seen online
- People from around the world have shared the funniest headlines they have seen
- Bored Panda collated the most bizarre and the funniest headlines into a gallery
- One claimed a woman was left ‘shaking’ over the speed of an Aldi cashier
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Some news headlines are so bizarre yet hilarious they make you do a double take.
And now people from around the world have shared the funniest headlines they have come across online – with Bored Panda collating the best into a viral gallery.
One headline claimed a woman was left ‘crying and shaking’ over the speed of an ‘aggressive Aldi cashier’, while another revealed that a warning that people not ‘lick a psychedelic frog.’
Here Femail takes a look at the most bizarre headlines from around the world…
People from around the world have shared the funniest headlines they have come across online – with Bored Panda collating the best into a viral gallery (pictured, one British woman was left ‘crying’ over speed of an Aldi cashier)
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Another headline from US site CNN online revealed that a National Park service in the US warned people not to ‘lick a psychedelic frog’
An article on Next Shark revealed that a doctor said ‘those who haven’t contracted Covid-19 have no friends’
Ye, formally known of Kanye West, is well known for his bizarre comments but this headline definitely gives a giggle
This hilarious article from the Washington Post revealed scientists have asked seals to ‘make better choices’
Robert Downey Jr. fans came up with a funny nickname for him after they claimed the Iron Man actor looked pale following his decision to become a vegan
Feels fishy to me! This confusing headline definitely makes people read it twice after this news outlet revealed a ‘California court rules bees are now fish’
ABC News revealed that a French scientist owned up to pretending a spicy sausage slice was a star photo
Everyone makes mistakes…but not like that! Manchester Evening News left many reader stunned with it’s headline about a karate-kicking teen
Chees-o! This headline surprised many when it revealed then Prime Minister Boris Johnson had told how he got distracted by snacks while working from home
CBS Evening News reported that the Queen’s guards try to ‘beat the heat’ during soaring temperatures – but used an image of a guard who passed out to accompany the headline
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