bizarro

• It's playing jpatt, I love your use of the term "bizarro" - very colorful. —  Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
• This part: political correctness gone bizarro, the parents aren't notified of the children's condition, putting entire families at risk. should be re-written to remove the inaccurate sentence, for example like this: —  Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
• Ted Strickland, like a bizarro-world Robin Hood, is stealing from the poor and giving to the rich with his school funding plan.
• Nurses specialize in a kind of bizarro, skewed pop: high, pinched vocals and twinkling instrumentation (toy pianos, music boxes, xylophones and so on). —  17 dots
• The Buzz: New York folk band writes stormy folk songs based on frontman Vincent Cacchione's nightmares, imagining a kind of bizarro-world Neil Young with less polish and more paranoia. —  Rolling Stone : Rock and Roll Daily

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