Trending in TN: UP government parade of buses makes Guinness\, Twitter shares inspirational poem\, ‘Uber menu’ offering a therapy ride

Trending in TN: UP government parade of buses makes Guinness, Twitter shares inspirational poem, ‘Uber menu’ offering a therapy ride

Published: Mar 01,201910:28 AM

Funny, infuriating and heart-warming, videos and memes go viral when they touch the right chord. DTNext curates the top shares online that are going viral

Chennai:
UP government forms largest parade of buses, tries to make it to the Guinness Book
While the Kumbh Mela 2019 is ongoing,Prayagraj Mela Authority, Government of Uttar Pradesh attempted to make it to the Guinness book of World Record for the ‘largest parade of buses’ on Saturday. As many as 500 buses, with the Kumbh logo, covered a stretch of 3.2 km. According to an official,the 200 buses parade was the longest in the world. At least 75 observers from the Guinness Book of World Records were reportedly there to witness the attempt made between 8 am to 9.30am on February 28.
Twitter user shares inspirational poem written by dyslexic 10-year-old
A twitter user shared an inspirational piece of writing by a 10-year-old student, titled Dyslexia. As one reads it they would assume the child was trying to sound depressing, however at the end, one will realise, the child was ‘clever, powerful and brilliant.’ The genius part of the poem is that it can be read from top to bottom and vice-versa; and there is a powerful message in it
Picture of the ‘Uber menu’ offering a therapy ride and more goes viral on Twitter
A picture showing a list of rides one can choose from was going viral on the internet. The menu read:Looking for entertainment? Pick the ‘The Stand Up’ ride which includes funny tales ‘from prison stories to other poor life choices I’ve made. Need some advice on something that’s troubling you? Pick ‘The Therapy Ride.’ The menu also has options like‘The Silent Ride’, ‘The Creepy Ride’ and ‘The Rude Ride.’ No, this was not a joke! Uber did give this menu to one of its riders recently, who shared the menu online.