15 Headlines That Fried Our Logic Circuits

As we look back on the past year, it’s time to reflect on some of the most interesting, controversial, and downright bizarre stories that have made headlines around the world. From the unexpected discovery of meth in the air ducts of a public library to a dominatrix trio demanding a dungeon from a city council, we’ve seen it all.
We’ve also heard of a couple trying to banish the song Last Christmas from the airwaves, a mother accused of ’queue jumping’ at the bus stop, seven LAPD officers arrested for driving under the influence, a homeless man putting Rishi Sunak in his place, a LED display board in Mumbai flashing a ’smoke weed everyday’ message, a mom with 800 tattoos not allowed to attend her child’s nativity play, Mexican police finding 660 pounds of fentanyl pills packed into coconuts, a mayor flying a ’nuclear family’ flag, Sacramento’s zoning code prohibiting complex auto repairs, John Cleese’s iconic walk being used as a fitness craze, South Korea lifting the ban on sex dolls, and a group of military re-enactors dressed as Santa Claus driving into a village in a vintage tank and causing chaos.
Tomas and Hannah: The couple taking on Wham!

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Mumbai traffic officials shocked by LED display’s unexpected message.

UK’s water bodies: 2027 too soon? 2063 the new goal

John Cleese’s iconic walk can help you get fit.

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Mom’s tattoos too much for Christmas fair.

Via Leicestershire Live
Santa invades Cornwall: chaos and car damage ensue.

Via Cornwall Live
Rishi Sunak’s finance pitch falls flat.

Sacramento: Where DIY Car Repair is a No-No.

Mother accused of ’queue jumping’ – but was she just looking out for her child?

Mayor Stephen DiNatale: Equality advocate?

Library closed: Meth in the air ducts.

Seven LAPD officers learn lesson: don’t drink and drive.

“Miss Cave” takes charge: Dominatrix trio demands city dungeon.

Via NBC Miami
South Korea: No longer a doll-free zone!

Via AP
Sonora highway yields unexpected drug haul: 660lbs of coconut-packed fentanyl.
