Use your leftover Valentine's Day candy to make these 5 fun desserts
Valentine’s Day has come and gone, and now you’re left with a bunch of leftover chocolate and you have no idea what to do with it. What are you going to do with it? Eat it? As-is? Really? Don’t be crazy! Instead, try one of these innovative recipes to help you pare down your chocolate stockpiles.
Is your ex-boyfriend also a wanted ex-con?
Law enforcement officials in North Carolina are giving jilted lovers a chance to get in the Valentine’s Day spirit this weekend. Sort of.
The Nash County Sheriff’s Office is promoting a "Valentine’s Day Weekend Special" on its Facebook page.
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"Do you have an ex-Valentine and know they have outstanding warrants?," the post reads.
"Give us a call … with their location and we’ll take care of the rest."
As part of the romantic revenge, officials promise to provide a set of limited-edition platinum bracelets, free transportation with a chauffeur and a one-night minimum stay in "our luxurious (five-star) accommodations."
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The office says "operators are standing by!" to accommodate the special offer, which is described as "too sweet to pass up."
In a Facebook post on Thursday, the Nash County Sheriff’s Office requested that people turn in their wanted exes during the Valentine’s Day weekend. (iStock)
Hundreds of people were tickled by the payback gag, posting comments like: "Not only does our county police force provide us with great service, they also keep us entertained. Thank you, NCSO!," and "Did you mention a new outfit too."
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Some commenters found the joke to be in poor taste, with one person commenting: "Who came up with this crap? Talk about tone death? Not surprised tho."
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