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brick-shaped £199 Lego Crocs
https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/...ped-lego-crocs

Everyone knows that standing on Lego is the worst pain known to man, but standing in Lego Crocs – how bad can they be? And are they really worth £199? I got hold of a prototype pair to test how my feet would survive.



Can my Lego Crocs blag me into a posh Mayfair nightclub, where one is instantly judged by one’s shoes? How will I fare with feet like Krusty the Clown?

“Not tonight, mate,” I’m told at my first velvet rope. “No trainers. No sportswear. No exceptions,” I’m told at the second.

“Those are a health and safety violation and also hideous,” says the third gatekeeper. It’s like my Crocs come with built-in bouncer repellent. No wonder I was told to brick off.

Suối đón từng bàn chân Lego
(Như đống gạch bay)

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Italian monks told to avoid Netflix and social media
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...x-social-media

Father Matteo Ferrari, the prior general of the Camaldolese congregation and of the Camaldoli monastery and hermitage in Arezzo, Tuscany, said such digital technologies were “specifically designed to create addiction” and “should absolutely be avoided”.

Ferrari, 51, published a long letter on Facebook in which he said engaging with social media such as Instagram and TikTok and watching films online presented “a challenge for monastic and religious life”. He said: “We cannot pretend this challenge doesn’t exist.”

“If the room is transformed into a cinema then where does our monastic and Romualdine spirituality end up?” Ferrari asked. He warned that real “cinephile addictions” exist, and could lead the monks to “becoming film experts rather than seekers of God”.

Tu là cõi phúc mạng là dây oan.
(Đạo tràng tân thanh)

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Thai police go undercover as lion dancers to catch thief
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...rs-catch-thief

Video released by the authorities shows brightly coloured lion dancers approaching the suspect before an officer suddenly emerges from the costume’s head and, with help from colleagues, wrestles him to the ground.

Dressed as a red-and-yellow lion, officers made the arrest on Wednesday evening after responding to a report this month of a home burglary in the suburbs of Bangkok.

According to police in the capital, the break-in involved numerous Buddhist objects and two 12in Buddha statues, along with signs of repeated attempts to enter the property.

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Cảnh sát mà mặt kỳ lân…

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