It was the first day of the LEGO expo in Ningbo, China. That’s when the boy apparently crawled under the ropes surrounding the giant LEGO statue of Nick Wilde from the Disney film “Zootopia” and pushed it over, smashing it into pieces –just one hour after the exhibit opened.
The parents of the boy apologized to the artist, named Zhao, who had spent days building his creation. The figurine is said to have cost more than 100,000 yuan (or $15, 170).
A number of Chinese parking lots connecting Zhejiang province to Jiangxi province in China’s southeast have sparked outrage after introducing “female only” parking spaces that happen to be much larger than those not assigned to a particular gender.
The spaces, designated by pink paint lines and the international symbol for woman, are 50 per cent wider than other spaces in the service centres. The reason – because women are allegedly bad at parking.
According to China’s Qianjiang Evening News, Pan Zhuren, director of the service area, said he decided to include the girls-only spaces after noticing that some female drivers were having trouble reversing into parking spots, or “parking carelessly.”
Today’s dose of ‘MURICA!
Not sure what I loved most, his uniform, jogging to the mound, or the pitch.