Abnormal Normalities

What is normal? We measure normalness by comparison to some other relative thing, person, place, or idea. By contrast to another object or person, normalness changes, which would make normal not normal. Such a topic could appear to be merely philosophical in nature but has drastic implications to faith and life:
Was Jesus normal? Most of my contemporaries "normally" reply "no." But what if Jesus was normal? What if it is everyone else that is not normal? If that is the case then why do we say things like, "That is perfectly normal (for someone to speak, act, or behave in a certain manner)?" Maybe it's not perfectly normal and we need to strive toward the normality of Jesus. We would be outcasts for being "unnormal" but yet might achieve genuine "normalness."
Is what is normal always right? We all screw up and make mistakes or in a more biblical sense, "sin," therefore it may seem normal to possess flaws. The ideas of "total depravity" and "original sin" begin here. So if we are depraved and sinful then we cannot be right. So "normal" cannot be right unless "normal" is really right and we are genuinely not normal in our transgressions. So why don't we quit saying that it is normal to fall short of the glory of God and seek the normality of Christlikeness? Is it because it costs us something and sacrifices our "normality?"