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It's not often the internet finds something it can Neglected wife movie - Jumpin at the Bedside (1976)wholeheartedly agree on.

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This Facebook photo of three members of Florida's Gainesville Police Department really seems to have brought people together, though:

That picture was originally posted on Sunday. At the time of writing it's been shared almost 200,000 times, and received over 334,000 reactions.

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If you can't guess why, a quick glance over the comments section should clear things up:

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The image went so impressively viral that Gainesville Police Department shared the following update:

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In the days since, they've been sharing more photos of their officers.

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