FROM that “My Boy Lollipop” video to the city going nuts for cut-price teddy bears, these are the 10 weirdest stories that had our readers talking this year:

Nick Grimshaw tricked into making ‘Govan Proddy Boys’ blunder live on air

BBC Radio 1 DJ Nick Grimshaw left morning commuters open-mouthed - after he was tricked into giving a shout out to “the Govan Proddy Boys.”

Glasgow Times:

The blunder, in January, came after an early-morning listener sent in the request via text.

Read more here.

Man fills potholes with Coco Pops after council’s road repair budget

Members of a satirical Facebook page decided to fill potholes with Coco Pops - despite a local council tripling its road repair budget.

Glasgow Times:

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Coatbridge woman pays unique tribute at Mum’s funeral in viral video

Denise Ferrie set the internet alight after being filmed at her mum’s burial breaking into Millie Small’s 1965 hit “My Boy Lollipop” in a distinctively Scottish style.

Glasgow Times:

See the video here.

Girl goes viral after people mistake her young dad for her BOYFRIEND

A Scottish girl was left embarrassed after her dad posted a picture with her online - and he was mistaken for her boyfriend, prompting her to say: “It’s ma da.”

Glasgow Times:

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Flag stolen from Glasgow pub returned by ‘drunk’ customer with ‘sorry’ note

A popular Glasgow bar commended a customer for returning a flag that was stolen.

Glasgow Times:

The Ark, on North Frederick Street, shared an image of a “sorry” note it received from a an anonymous punter on Wednesday along with the missing item, an Argentinian flag.

Read more here.

Maw goes viral dancing to TTF New Emotion

A ‘maw’ became an internet hit after a DJ captured her dancing like mad to a rave classic.

Glasgow Times:

The video came with the hilarious caption, which contains strong language, “Could somec**t come collect their maw.”

Watch it here.

Chaos in Glasgow as Build-A-Bear promotion descends into chaos

Furious parents lashed out at Glasgow shopping centres as unprecedented demand for cut-price teddy bears at a popular shop saw stores forced to turn customers away.

Glasgow Times:

Read more here.

US superstar Kevin Hart popped into an American themed bar before his Glasgow gig in August.

The comedian, who was performing his stand up at the SSE Hydro, posed for pictures in NYC Bar and Grill on Hope Street.

Glasgow Times:

See more here.

Hundreds on Buchanan Street as lingerie shop opens amid high security

Massive crowds braved the rain to queue on Glasgow’s Buchanan Street as US lingerie company Victoria’s Secret opened its first flagship Scots store in September.

Glasgow Times:

See the crowds here.

Panic as black PANTHER on the loose in Ayrshire

Police warned that a PANTHER was roaming rural countryside near two villages in Ayr in October.

Glasgow Times:

The big cat was reported in fields near the B730, close to the villages of Drongan and Coalhall, prompting a police safety warning.

It later turned out to be a prank. Read more here.