Recurring Theme: It's inevitable, apparently, that the first thing that occurs to anyone who steals a cell phone is to take a picture of himself. Cincinnati Enquirer
Early leader in the running for next year's Nobel in science: brewing beer with a dash of morphine. Associated Press via San Francisco Chronicle
A UK entertainer who says he's been successful soothing tensions in the Palestinian territories said he'll now try with gangs in Glasgow, with his classes in yoga. (Negative bonus: He says it also worked with Amy Winehouse.) Daily Express (London)
A British county police force, which had recently cut back law-enforcement because of a dwindling budget, announced it would fight crime by spending the equivalent of about $55k to alter its logo slightly. Daily Mail
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Everybody knows you have to fight crime with logos. Look at superheroes. They all have awesome logos and they kick ass.
Posted by Caffeinated Katie in Atlanta, GA on 10/28 at 07:27 AM
Little Help on the Logo I couldn't see the difference. But I did spot Waldo.
Posted by amayes614 in the WT"F"-State on 10/28 at 07:35 AM
1) Color added. This is to show they are more racially sensitive.
2) The shield is larger, so as to inscribe the inner circle. This shows how they have improved their protection.
3) There are four white marks at the base of the crown. This shows they have improved their fundamental values.
4) The emblem to the left of the lion on the shield is flipped. This shows how they are reversing the previous bad trend in crime.
Clearly this modification of the logo will improve their department in many ways. Who needs two additional police officers when such a logo is available to deter crime in the first place!
2) The shield is larger, so as to inscribe the inner circle. This shows how they have improved their protection.
3) There are four white marks at the base of the crown. This shows they have improved their fundamental values.
4) The emblem to the left of the lion on the shield is flipped. This shows how they are reversing the previous bad trend in crime.
Clearly this modification of the logo will improve their department in many ways. Who needs two additional police officers when such a logo is available to deter crime in the first place!
Posted by John on 10/28 at 12:01 PM
As Caff Katie says, a superhero without a logo is just a guy or gal in long underwear.
But it seems the Norfolk Constabulary already had a logo, but decided to spend their money on minute changes in the logo instead of hiring a new full-time officer. So the relevant question is, what is in this logo that will enhance their super crime-fighting powers? I'm sorry, I can't tell you that, it's top-secret.
But it seems the Norfolk Constabulary already had a logo, but decided to spend their money on minute changes in the logo instead of hiring a new full-time officer. So the relevant question is, what is in this logo that will enhance their super crime-fighting powers? I'm sorry, I can't tell you that, it's top-secret.
Posted by Big Gary in Cactus, Texas on 10/28 at 12:14 PM
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