Strange behaviour in 2008
Dec 29 - For better luck, because you can and simply, why not? A sample of some of the strange things people got up to in 2008.
Israeli hair dressers cutting hair with ten sets of scissors, Indian girls skating while doing the splits and the ritual of throwing infants from a height of 50 feet on to a cloth sheet- in the name of good health - created some of the quirky sights of the year.
Neena Dhaun reports.
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