The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention made a splash on social media when it warned Americans against swimming with diarrhea this summer — with some joking the agency’s animation went poo far.
“Don’t leave your mark at the pool this summer!†the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention posted on Twitter ahead of the July 4 holiday weekend.
“It only takes one person with diarrhea to contaminate the entire pool,†the agency added, along with a gif of a girl going down a slide while leaving an unmistakable brown streak in her wake.
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“We chose to keep our dreams alive†Yusra Mardini | #StrongerTogether | Olympics
The starting line doesn’t care who we are. Yusra Mardini reminds us that each refugee Olympic athlete has a different story. Each carried their dreams across oceans, deserts, and cities to form a team that defies borders and belongs to everyone. #StrongerTogether #Tokyo2020 #Olympics.
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Fallout on Social Media After Swim Caps Made for People With Thick, Natural Hair Not Allowed at Olympics | 11Alive
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More Than a Dozen Olympians With East Tennessee Connections Head to Tokyo | WBIR Channel 10
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Paralympic Swimmer Takes Part in Nisswa Freedom Days Parade | Lakeland PBS
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