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If the cold weather outside is getting you down, you may be looking for any excuse to start thinking about spring. Enter coffee creamer. No matter when you drink it, a hot beverage flavored with the marshmallow creamer will have you tasting Easter in each sip. The Peeps-flavored creamer is a new offering from the brand, according.
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The bottle is printed with pastel-colored marshmallow chicks and bunnies with the Peeps logo displayed up top. Beyond the packaging, the creamer's marshmallow flavor and chick-yellow color are inspired by the candy. Unusual flavors have helped turn Peeps from a seasonal treat to a year-round staple in the candy aisle. The charming chicks have been reimagined in, cotton candy, and pumpkin spice varieties—but this marks the first time fans can enjoy the flavor of a Peep in coffee creamer form. (Though did exist at one time.) The Peeps coffee creamer will soon be available in grocery stores nationwide through the end of April. A 32-ounce bottles can be purchased for $3.79.
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Teaching tricks can be a difficult task. While our furry friends might be able to sit, bark, or roll over on command, it takes a very patient person to teach their pupper how to do specifically non-dog things, such as or math problems. Well, one dog owner is showing up pet parents everywhere by merging her vast knowledge with her love for her tiny pooch, Remus. YouTuber, who just by looking at her channel alone is clearly obsessed with all things, took to social media recently to share a particularly impressive video that showcases her miniature dachshund's admirable understanding of various spells. “I taught my puppy Remus dog tricks in the form of Harry Potter spells. Because of course I did,” Brisbin captioned the video.
And yes, it’s as cute as it sounds. (You can see for yourself above.) If you’re now as obsessed with Remus as we are, his Instagram page—which claims he “love[s] belly rubs and hate[s] full moons”—is full of even more adorable posts.
Image copyright Vavuniya Police Image caption The man in this clip and his friend who filmed it have been released on bail Sri Lankan police have arrested two people who posted a Facebook video showing one of them pretending to give a bribe to a traffic police cutout. In the footage, a motorcyclist is seen offering money to the life-size figure of an officer with a speed gun in the northern town of Vavuniya.
The man in the video and his friend who filmed it have been released on bail. They are charged with damaging public property, and humiliating and creating a bad public image of the police.
The cardboard cutout, which police say had its head damaged, is one of many which were placed on main roads last year to deter speeding and dangerous driving. • • • A few months ago, local police arrested two youths who had taken one home. 'Satire, not crime' Bribing traffic police to avoid formal fines and a long-drawn out process in court is common in Sri Lanka.
People have taken to social media to criticise the police action against the two men, said to be aged 23. 'The youth were sending a powerful message aimed at eliminating the bribery culture,'. 'It's satire, not a crime.' Another social media user wrote: 'This is not some joke. So many people are killed every year due to bad driving. There is so much the cops can do to enforce the law.'
Why is this controversial? Transparency International, an anti-corruption NGO, told the BBC that it considers the police one of Sri Lanka's most corrupt institutions. 'This issue is further evidenced by the lack of will to incorporate basic systems to combat petty bribery amongst traffic police,' said country head Asoka Obeysekara. Last week police suspended two officers after a viral video showed them allegedly taking a bribe near the president's office, which is also close to Sri Lanka's police headquarters. The country's head of traffic police, Ajith Rohana, told the BBC last year they were taking measures to punish wrongdoers and urged the public to complain against such officers.