Thursday, 19 January 2023
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This Canada Zoo Will Let You Name A Cockroach After Your Ex https://ift.tt/sdSwUg7 Whether it is a pesky ex, annoying boss or a nosy relative, there is someone in everyone's life, whom they absolutely hate. Now, a zoo in Canada in offering people a chance to be petty and vent their feelings in an unusual way. With Valentine's Day coming up, Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy has launched a new name-a-roach campaign which gives people a chance to name a cockroach in someone's honour. For a minimum donation of $25 (Rs 1507), the zoo will allow you to name a cockroach after anyone who's ''bugging'' you. In a tweet, the company announced the campaign and wrote, '' Roses are red; violets are blue... Is there someone in your life that's bugging you? Give them goosebumps by naming a cockroach in their honour this Valentine's Day.'' See the tweet here: Roses are red; violets are blue… Is there someone in your life that's bugging you? Give them goosebumps by naming a cockroach in their honour this Valentine's Day ❤️ For more information or to symbolically name-a-roach: https://t.co/maFh8siDB5 ? pic.twitter.com/ZdB8EfUSjD — Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy (@TZWConservancy) January 15, 2023 To name a cockroach, people can go online and select "Dedicate your donation," select "In honour of," and fill in the blank to provide a name of their choosing. Post that, they will receive a digital certificate with the roach's name, a shareable digital graphic, and a charitable tax receipt. However, the Toronto Zoo said there are naming limits, and that hate speech and profanity will not be tolerated. "Naming opportunities are not limited to exes - you can name a roach after your boss, ex-friend, relative, or anyone else that has been 'bugging' you," Kelsey Godel, Donor Stewardship and Engagement Coordinator for the Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy told CTV News Toronto Monday. On their website, the zoo added a disclaimer noting, ''The Toronto Zoo and the Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy respect all creatures - big and small. Cockroaches play a very integral ecological role in their rainforest homes by helping to decompose forest litter and animal faecal matter and are, in turn, food for many other animals. Despite their hair-raising reputation, cockroaches undeniably play a vital role in the sustainability of plant and animal habitats.'' Meanwhile, the zoo's campaign has received mixed responses from the audience, with some finding it amusing, while others called it insensitive. One user wrote, '' Fun idea in theory but the e-card is gross. I love the Toronto zoo but not this. It just seems needlessly cruel.'' Another called it ''a brilliant campaign'', while a third said, '' There is nothing about this that I don't love. Well played!!'' A fourth said, ''Big fan of these kinds of campaigns. Even though, it's been a LONG time since I was dumped by my ex-gf right around Valentines Day, this is prime gold. Perfection....'' https://ift.tt/HSOevQl January 19, 2023 at 10:25AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
Whether it is a pesky ex, annoying boss or a nosy relative, there is someone in everyone's life, whom they absolutely hate. Now, a zoo in Canada in offering people a chance to be petty and vent their feelings in an unusual way. With Valentine's Day coming up, Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy has launched a new name-a-roach campaign which gives people a chance to name a cockroach in someone's honour.
For a minimum donation of $25 (Rs 1507), the zoo will allow you to name a cockroach after anyone who's ''bugging'' you. In a tweet, the company announced the campaign and wrote, '' Roses are red; violets are blue... Is there someone in your life that's bugging you? Give them goosebumps by naming a cockroach in their honour this Valentine's Day.''
See the tweet here:
Roses are red; violets are blue… Is there someone in your life that's bugging you? Give them goosebumps by naming a cockroach in their honour this Valentine's Day ❤️
— Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy (@TZWConservancy) January 15, 2023
For more information or to symbolically name-a-roach: https://t.co/maFh8siDB5 ? pic.twitter.com/ZdB8EfUSjD
To name a cockroach, people can go online and select "Dedicate your donation," select "In honour of," and fill in the blank to provide a name of their choosing. Post that, they will receive a digital certificate with the roach's name, a shareable digital graphic, and a charitable tax receipt.
However, the Toronto Zoo said there are naming limits, and that hate speech and profanity will not be tolerated.
"Naming opportunities are not limited to exes - you can name a roach after your boss, ex-friend, relative, or anyone else that has been 'bugging' you," Kelsey Godel, Donor Stewardship and Engagement Coordinator for the Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy told CTV News Toronto Monday.
On their website, the zoo added a disclaimer noting, ''The Toronto Zoo and the Toronto Zoo Wildlife Conservancy respect all creatures - big and small. Cockroaches play a very integral ecological role in their rainforest homes by helping to decompose forest litter and animal faecal matter and are, in turn, food for many other animals. Despite their hair-raising reputation, cockroaches undeniably play a vital role in the sustainability of plant and animal habitats.''
Meanwhile, the zoo's campaign has received mixed responses from the audience, with some finding it amusing, while others called it insensitive. One user wrote, '' Fun idea in theory but the e-card is gross. I love the Toronto zoo but not this. It just seems needlessly cruel.'' Another called it ''a brilliant campaign'', while a third said, '' There is nothing about this that I don't love. Well played!!''
A fourth said, ''Big fan of these kinds of campaigns. Even though, it's been a LONG time since I was dumped by my ex-gf right around Valentines Day, this is prime gold. Perfection....''
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Watch: Elderly Men Dance On 'Bade Miyan Chote Miyan' At Wedding https://ift.tt/WHOnAMo Indian weddings are incomplete without stellar dance performances. A video of two elderly men dancing to 'Bade Miyan Chote Miyan' has taken over the internet. Their energetic performance stole the show and social media users can't stop praising them. The video was shared by Sangeet With Salvi on Instagram on December 9, 2022. In the video, the two elderly men, wearing sunglasses and suits are seen matching steps to the track from popular Bollywood movie, 'Bade Miyan Chote Miyan.' The video will surely bring a smile to anyone's face with the energetic performance of the duo. Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by ? Wedding vibes ? (@sangeet_with_salvi) "Bade Miyan Chote Miyan," reads the caption of the post. Since being shared, the video has amassed 1.4 million views and over one lakh likes on the social media platform. "Age is just a number," said a person. "I was hooting for them from here," added another user. A third person said, "Subhanallah." "Wahhh made my day," added another person. A fifth person commented, "DOPE FITNESS." Several people left heart emojis on the video. Many labelled the performance as "mind blowing" and called the video "cutest reel of the day." Another clip showing an elderly man dancing at a wedding reception while wearing a kurta pyjama to Hardy Sandhu's popular song "Titliaan Warga" became viral online. He was seen dancing in rhythm with the music and appeared quite elegant while doing so. In the video, several people were seen smiling and praising the man's dance abilities. https://ift.tt/CxcqDVN January 17, 2023 at 11:27PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
Indian weddings are incomplete without stellar dance performances. A video of two elderly men dancing to 'Bade Miyan Chote Miyan' has taken over the internet. Their energetic performance stole the show and social media users can't stop praising them.
The video was shared by Sangeet With Salvi on Instagram on December 9, 2022. In the video, the two elderly men, wearing sunglasses and suits are seen matching steps to the track from popular Bollywood movie, 'Bade Miyan Chote Miyan.' The video will surely bring a smile to anyone's face with the energetic performance of the duo.
Watch the video here:
"Bade Miyan Chote Miyan," reads the caption of the post. Since being shared, the video has amassed 1.4 million views and over one lakh likes on the social media platform.
"Age is just a number," said a person.
"I was hooting for them from here," added another user.
A third person said, "Subhanallah."
"Wahhh made my day," added another person.
A fifth person commented, "DOPE FITNESS."
Several people left heart emojis on the video. Many labelled the performance as "mind blowing" and called the video "cutest reel of the day."
Another clip showing an elderly man dancing at a wedding reception while wearing a kurta pyjama to Hardy Sandhu's popular song "Titliaan Warga" became viral online. He was seen dancing in rhythm with the music and appeared quite elegant while doing so. In the video, several people were seen smiling and praising the man's dance abilities.
https://ift.tt/CxcqDVN January 17, 2023 at 11:27PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com