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A container ship "painted" a penis and buttocks, and then ran aground and caused a traffic jam in the Suez Canal
Ever Given, a container ship from Taiwan's Evergreen Marine Corp, ran aground in the Suez Canal.
So, the #SuezCanal is blocked...
— John Scott-Railton (@jsrailton) March 23, 2021
Massive container ship EVER GIVEN stuck in the most awkward way possible.
Ongoing for hours. Every tug Egypt could spare appear to be trying to pull it free.
Vessel tracker: https://t.co/MsTUgVgyTH pic.twitter.com/08w4qpPqln
But the route of the ship makes this fact even stranger. This is a relatively common story for the Suez Canal, which is shallow at this time of year. The Ever Given’s journey itself makes it unusual, because… Well, take a look for yourself.
The agency that controls the US Nuclear Forces scared users with a strange tweet
In normal times, almost nothing appears on Twitter of the department that could interest people far from the military news, exercises, and the life of military personnel. But on March 28, a cryptic tweet appeared there.

Here’s what theories users have come up with:
I’m pretty sure US Strategic Command just launched all the nukes. pic.twitter.com/ZFAPMDx4PL
— Bleeding Heart Liberal Marine (@BleedingMarine) March 29, 2021
Time to say goodbye to everyone. I’ll miss my friends and family
— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) March 28, 2021
US Strategic Command: I'm sure I saved that important password somewhere nice and secure. But I can't remember where!
— Nuts🥜 (@nutsaremixed) March 29, 2021
[meanwhile on twitter] pic.twitter.com/bivaCG7FSv
Not happy that US Strategic Command tweeted out my WiFi password.
— Jon Markland (@jonmarkland) March 29, 2021
The cybersecurity team at Strategic Command right now.
— Bradley (@LoopyCrown3) March 29, 2021
😉 pic.twitter.com/kX2YKfsMn6