Here’s a new one in the annals of landlord-tenant eviction disputes.

A landlord in Lanett, Ala., is accused of tossing a tear-gas grenade into a house he owns -in an apparent bid to get rid of his tenant.

Landlord Joseph Hammond was arrested near his Georgia home -where officers reported finding material for building explosive devices.

A man driving across San Francisco’s Oakland Bay Bridge had a hair-razing experience after he tossed a lit cigarette out his SUV window and the wind blew it back in.

The SUV burst into flames when the smoldering butt landed on the rear seat.

The driver hit the brakes, jumped from the vehicle and watched it burn down to the frame.

Incredibly, only the hair on the back of the man’s head was singed.

Who’s been lapping up porn on Texas judge Bill Law’s laptop?

Law is on trial, charged with accessing porn on his San Jacinto County computer.

But three witnesses testified he was at an Optimist Club meeting on one of the days he allegedly called up porn. A fourth witness said Law was at a Boy Scout event on another “porn” day.

And the judge’s wife swore he was home on a third occasion, when the computer was being used to access gay Web sites and chat rooms.

Residents in British Columbia in Canada who dial a highway-condition hot line listed in their local phone book have been getting a pretty racy response.

A female voice greets them with “Ummm, baby, you’ve dialed the right number,” and then provides information more about slam-bam than traffic jam.

Officials blame the hot-line-to-sex-line goof on a typographical error by the Utah-based company that publishes the directory.

A Chinese factory worker can blow up balloons and blow out candles with his ears -all because his ears leak air.

Wei Mingtang, of Guilin, in Guangxi province, just holds his nose and blows through his ear, using either a pipe or hose to direct the air flow.