A selection of headlines from stories in the news. They use English in a way that you might think is intended to confuse but it's all perfectly clear to the native speaker.
The Sun came up with this weird headline "Who Obi-Wans Some?". The story is about the police being called to row at a Sci-Fi convention. Now, knowing it's Sci-Fi may help to explain parts of the headline: Obi-Wan Kenobi is a character in Star Wars, and Dr Who is a popular TV series on the BBC, but what does the headline actually mean?
Well a group of fans started to squabble, and the police were called in to break it up.
When starting a fight or brawl in the UK, someone might shout "Do you want some?", hence "Who Obi-Wans Some?" Translation "Who wants some?" Please note, this is not an invitation to tea and cake, it's a threat; as is, "Are you looking for trouble?", or "Do you want a knuckle sandwich?" (a punch) or even "Are you looking at my girlfriend?" (whatever you do, do not reply, "Yes.") Just raise your hands in a non-threatening manner and slowly back away.