Cocoa police officers will be on the lookout for droopy drawers.They've long been written up by fashion police, but one Florida city has decided to make "saggy pants" an official no-no.

As the Smoking Gun notes, city council in Cocoa, Fla. voted to protect its public from involuntary underwear exposure, or in their words, to ban citizens from "wearing short or long pants or a skirt more than three (3) inches below the top of the waistline (crest of ilium) exposing skin or undergarments."

The reason behind the new ordinance is to "protect and preserve the unique character" of this "small family oriented, suburban community."

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Starting January 1, waistband violators risk an initial $25 fine and can be charged up to $100 for repeat offenses.

The ordinance follows previous attempts to legislate similar fashion choices in places like

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November approaches — and with it, the season of the 'stache.

Since 2004, the month between October and December has been ably handled by facial hair growers around the world, many of whom forgo the razor in order to raise awareness about prostate cancer.

And while results most certainly vary, all Movember participants have a noble task in mind: raising funds for cancer research and, as the Movember Foundation writes, to "change the face of men's health."

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As a helpful PSA to encourage optimal performance, Parks and Recreation star Nick Offerman is offering tips on how he achieved his legendary soup strainer.

"The bulk of you will end this month with something atrocious on your lip," he says. "The rest of you will be passable. But in the spirit of awareness I wanted to offer a few simple ideas of my own that can help a novice grow a full and thicker moustache."

Some of those tips include: smelling wood, tolerating a crying

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It's no coincidence that Gangnam Style features equestrian-inspired dance moves, because the endless parody videos that continue to flood YouTube reveal this is one dead horse that people still can't seem to get enough of beating.

But the latest offering from 12-year-old aspiring comedian Sam Barringer offers something the other videos don't: Justin Trudeau.

The Hamilton, Ont. student refashioned Psy's lyrics to poke gentle fun at the Liberal Party leader-in-waiting — ribbing everything from Trudeau's lack of canoe paddling prowess to his luxurious head of hair.

Sam is no stranger to satirical videos. The young political enthusiast spoofed the Ontario leaders' debate last year on his YouTube channel and his efforts have even landed him on TVO's The Agenda.

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And while his mockery is mild enough to amuse rather than offend, the real takeaway is how great it is to see a young Canadian so interested and informed about

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She hasn't quite netted the record yet, but a Yorkshire Terrier in Poland is well on her way to being called the smallest living dog in the world.

At a miniscule 3.25 ounces (about 92 grams), Meysi is so small, her owner Anna Pohl of Jarocin, Poland has to keep her in a cage when she's not around so the tiny dog doesn't get caught underfoot.

As a comparison, Meysi weighs about 20 grams less than the iPhone 5.

Pohl, who has had Meysi since birth, said she wasn't sure if she'd even survive when she came into the world at a mere 1.58 ounces.

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"It's a miracle Meysi is even alive. When her mother Pusia started giving birth to her litter, I thought at first she had passed a piece of placenta and was about to throw it away when suddenly it started moving," said Pohl to local paper the Gazeta Jarocinska.

See just how tiny this pooch is for yourself in this video:

"The worst was the first six weeks,"

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Want to get rid of your wrinkles? Maybe you need a $350 slap in the face.It sounds like an anger management patient's dream job, but the owners of a brand new San Francisco salon swear their $350 face slapping treatment is a beauty secret passed down by generations of skilled aesthetic practitioners.

In fact, Tata, lead face-slapper at her eponymous Tata Massage parlor, claims the combination of skilled slapping, smoothing and pinching will leave your mug softer and more youthful-looking than an entire stable full of botulism.

As the Huffington Post notes, Tata's technique isn't just an ingenious way to channel rage into a moneymaking endeavour.

The entrepreneur is simply introducing American clients to a beauty treatment that has been popular in Thailand for years as a natural method that is supposed to stimulate blood flow, slim the face, shrink pores and combat wrinkles.

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Face slapping is an art so exclusive that Tata is only one of 10 licensed smackers on the planet.

"This has

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Ever wondered what people would say about you at your own funeral? Would your family and friends fondly remember all your special and wonderful qualities as they reminisced about your life?

One man came close to finding out recently, except that when Gilberto Araujo walked into the wake service organized for him, several attendees fainted before they could say anything. Others ran out of the house believing he was a ghost.

As Reuters details (via O Globo), family members of the car washer from Alagoinhas, Brazil had mistakenly identified the body of a murdered fellow car washer as that of their relative.

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The article notes that the 41-year-old hadn't seen his family in four months, though it doesn't explain why.

A friend notified Araujo about the wake after bumping into him in the street. He told O Globo that he called an acquaintance to let them know he hadn't yet fled this mortal coil, but the

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Effective advertising triggers an emotional response. It's what makes it difficult to walk through Ikea without wanting to rescue a sad lamp (even though the sad lamp in question was actually replaced by an Ikea model).

And while advertisers are likely to want to trigger positive associations with their product, sometimes it's just as effective to scare the living bejesus out of people.

At least that's what LG appears to be doing in their Halloween-timed viral marketing ploy.

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As Mashable notes, the electronics company devised a clever way to show off the life-like clarity of its IPS monitors.

They had two suspiciously attractive technicians outfit the floor of an elevator with a grid of its screens. When suspiciously attractive passengers began their ascent, the screens

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It is an irrefutable fact of childhood that if you leave them alone for long enough, your young ones will find a way to stuff a small inanimate object into one or more body orifice.

And while tiny round objects — like beads and peas— may be the most popular nostril-stuffers among one-to-five-year-olds, doctors have been known to remove paraphernalia as random and impressive as toy airplanes and three-year-old Lego wheels.

But occasionally there are stories that make pebble-filled sinuses sound like a mild fate. Because as the Huffington Post reports, seven-year-old Hector Flores, Jr. spent weeks squeaking like a rubber ducky before doctors realized he'd swallowed the inflatable toy's whistle.

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While Hector's teachers accused him of "deliberately disrupting" his second grade class with his squeaky breathing, his mother grew concerned when Hector

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