Police offer to 'test' meth for Zika in viral Facebook post

as mentioned in A box of Celebrations has divided opinion after a woman pointed out that the logo features a part of every individual chocolate's branding. Sian points out that each letter in the 'Celebrations' logo comes from the fonts of all the chocolates found inside. The post appears to have opened the eyes of many who have yet to notice where the quirky logo comes from. The viral Facebook post has so far racked up more than 11,000 comments and over 22,000 shares. Some people didn't know that the Celebrations tin logo was made up of every individual chocolate's branding.

Police offer to 'test' meth for Zika in viral Facebook post

0 Police offer to 'test' meth for Zika in viral Facebook postHARAHAN, La. -A Louisiana police department's tongue-in-cheek offer to test drug users' meth for the Zika virus is going, well, viral. The officer behind the post, Keith Moody, was just trying to highlight the drug epidemic, Walker said. "Folks, the drug epidemic is real ... praying 2019 brings solutions to a real national epidemic," it read. Folks, the drug epidemic is real ... praying 2019 brings solutions to a real national epidemic.

Local police Facebook post provokes ultimate anti-cyclist bingo thread

as declared in The post from Market Bosworth Police, who cover an area of rural Leicestershire that contains more than 50 villages in rural Leicestershire, underlined that from 1 January, motorists who fail to leave cyclists a minimum of 1.5 metres when overtaking will face a £100 fine. It was accompanied by a picture showing that under the Highway Code, cyclists are allowed to ride side-by-side. There are also a number of posts from cyclists thanking officers for flagging up issues aimed at protecting vulnerable road users, however. And accused by one commenter that they "always take the side of the cyclists anyway," the police replied, "we take the side of human beings. We don't care whose lives are saved with safety education."Head over here to read the full thread.

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