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Christmas revellers in stitches over ‘fever dream’ ice rink – they’re all saying the same thing
CHRISTMAS revellers have been left in stitches over a “fever dream” ice rink – and they’re all saying the same thing.
The skating rink, spotted in Harrow, North London, doesn’t actually have any ice and instead kids are seen skating on a plastic floor.
Christmas revellers have been left in stitches over the ‘fever dream’ rink that doesn’t have any ice[/caption]
TikTok user Hanah Zarah shared a clip of the kids scuttling around on the hard floor to social media.
She said: “No, only in Harrow. Only in Harrow will they have a floor, a literal floor where they are skating on.”
The video has clocked up more than 3.2 million views and garnered a series of hilarious responses.
One person wrote: “No, I was there the other day and it literally says ‘ice rink’ with ice crossed out.”
Another person said: “Injury advice lawyers in Harrow are buzzing right now.”
Someone else said: “Harrow is just a fever dream and I love living here.”
A fourth commented: “Sounds like people are tap dancing.”
One person said a similar rink is out in Croydon called a “synthetic ice rink”.
The rink was celebrated as a free attraction for families and friends in the area.
It comes as a model has slammed “Karens” after claiming she was forced off an ice rink over the length of her skirt.
Lowri Rose was skating at Winter Wonderland in Cardiff, when she was reportedly ordered off the ice after another customer complained about her outfit.
The model, who was wearing the mini skirt over shorts, has demanded a refund, saying that the ordeal “completely ruined” her experience and left her “humiliated”.
She claimed staff at the event were complicit in “bullying” by acting on the complaint from a “Karen“, a slang term for a woman who is seen as entitled or demanding.
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BBC News guest’s interview goes viral after unfortunate job title in caption leaves viewers in stitches
A BBC News guest’s interview has gone viral after the caption under her name left viewers in stitches.
Clare Connelly, the chief financial officer of a bottling company, has become an internet sensation after her business name appeared to give viewers the wrong impression.
A segment with Clare Connelly stated her company name ‘Clearly Drinks’, leaving viewers guessing what it meant[/caption]
The caption identifying the guest included her job title and the name of her Sunderland-based firm ‘Clearly Drinks’.
A picture of the caption appeared on social media probing what it really meant, garnering hilarious responses from the audience online.
In a post on Twitter, Amy Van Gar wrote: “Well now, that’s not a very nice thing to say about someone, BBC News.”
More than 26,000 people have since liked her comment and the picture.
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One person said: “After the last few years, who can blame her?”
Someone else said: “Hardly surprising with the economy how it is.”
Another wrote: “I mean, wouldn’t you.”
One witty person said: “I actually think ‘clearly drinks’ would be amazing on my gravestone. I always wanted ‘smells of wine and cheap perfume’ but now I’m not so sure.”
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It comes as BBC Breakfast’s Jon Kay was left mortified after suffering a nightmare wardrobe blunder live on air.
The 52-year-old’s first official day on the job as a permanent co-host was postponed last week after he tested positive for Covid.