Who you gonna call ... bylaw busters!
This truck was seen loitering in the Silverdale area searching for bylaws that had either escaped or were out of control," writes Rob. "Surely the council could spend ratepayers' money more wisely than pimping up a truck with flashing orange lights and have it cruise the suburbs in search of someone doing something really trivial. Maybe it's the same service that's currently issuing traffic parking tickets to those who are forced to park on the grass (of all places) at the Silverdale Park and Ride. Watch out for the next reality TV show called Bylaw Control. "
![Kiranjeet Singh was at Orewa New World when he saw this highly original approach to car parking.](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/QGO3PA2HAPODT44IOXCSXDTGJY.jpg?auth=d040ec2877df94784a02438007ac3ec868577a9a85e678bf22fa828a7ad75967&width=16&height=11&quality=70&smart=true)
Hard words to rhyme
Dunce rhymes with punce, a dialect word for flattened, pounded meat, or for a sudden hard kick. (er, and once)
Purple rhymes with hirple, meaning "to limp" or "walk awkwardly," and curple, an old Scots word for the hindquarters of a horse.
Women rhymes with both timon, an old word for the rudder of a ship, and dimmen, meaning "to grow dim" or "to set like the sun". Woman, however, has no rhyme at all. (See more at Mentalfloss.com)