Naked in Nuremberg, that's all one 41-year-old American tourist wanted. So the unidentified American tourist peeled off his clothes, then went sprinting through the center of the historic German town. Residents were less than impressed and brought the man to the attention of a traffic cop who promptly arrested him and ordered him to put on his clothes.

Jason Wilson probably never thought that a petty argument over his insistence to stay out with friends would cost him all his belongings and even his work van. The 24-year-old plasterer has called off his wedding plans after his fiancée and mother of his two children revengefully loaded every single piece of his clothing, except the one he was wearing, into his work van and then rolled it off a ramp in their town's harbor. Even worse, Jason came to know about the incident from none other than his boss, who had been contacted by police over a floating van bearing his company's name.

For James Taylor, a man accused of robbing a bank in central Florida, beer was more important than his freedom. Taylor, who robbed the Bank of America branch in east Orange County, Florida simply changed clothes in a van and went to a nearby pizzeria for a cold beer. The Orlando Sentinel said Tuesday Taylor was recognized by an unidentified bank customer as the man who robbed her. He then apparently change clothes inside the van and relaxed.

Police in Tacoma, Washington were surprised to find a dead fawn dressed in infant's clothes that also had a bib attached to its body reading, "You think I'm cute? You should see my aunt. " The Washington police are confused as to why anyone would dress a dead newborn deer in an infant sleeper, lay it in a basket and leave it outside an important building in the city on Tuesday.

A 13-year-old Pennsylvania girl won $25,000 after typing "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" from "Mary Poppins" on her cell phone in less time than 200 other competitors in a text-messaging competition. Morgan Pozgar typed the Disney classic's "biggest word I ever heard" in only 15 seconds, beating out the former national text-messaging champ, 21-year-old Eli Tirosh of Los Angeles. Morgan, who estimated she sends more than 8,000 text messages every month, described her phone as "pretty worn in," according to UPI.