Last week, Capncrunch10 published this outrageous Gangnam Style dance video which now has over 2.6 million views.
In the short clip that is featured on TheDailyWhat, BIOTV, and Examiner, a group of Arizona State University students at a party on a parking garage roof noticed that the dancing enthusiasm might be a little too much for the roof.
As the chorus of Gangnam erupted, the entire party jumped in unison, causing the heavily engineered roof of the parking garage to visibly shake and move. Scary.
America’s illegal immigration problem is a politically polarizing issue, but most would agree that stopping everyone at mulitiple check points and checking if every person is a US citizen is the not answer.
And Tempe, Arizona Pastor Steven Anderson is one of those who would agree. He was stopped multiple times in long lines on the freeway while driving through Arizona, and was plain old fed up with his rights being stomped on.
When he was stopped and asked if he was a US citizen, he simply answered, “That’s my business.” When he was threatened with detainment and asked to pull over for further investigation, he simply said, “No, thanks, I would like to go now.”
He repeated this tactic twice on camera with two supervisors, both who eventually allowed him through with no ID check, besides for a license plate check. Probably because Steven is correct.
He and no other American is required to show ID if they are not suspected of criminal or suspicious activity. Driving down the highway at safe speeds is obviously not suspicious activity. Yet.
MegaTJMiller says an AH1 Cobra helicopter was being used for filming in a recent Korean Top Gear episode and crash landed on the set when the pilot lost control. Amazingly, the crew was treated on site, and left unharmed. Read more on AutoBlog.
It’s a tradition for the person officiating a wedding to ask if anyone has cause for this couple to not wed, speak now, or forever hold your peace. Amazingly, when this pastor asked that same question in Arizona, a weather siren blared in metaphorical answer. But the couple get married anyways. Congrats! The video is featured on Neatorama.
What could be more beautiful and memorable than getting married outside in Arizona. There’s no worry about rain or bad weather so it’s a perfect idea. Oh, wait. The wedding planners must have forgotten about sand storms. A huge dust storm hit right when a ‘lucky’ couple were tying the knot. Hopefully, the dancing and dinner were indoors. The story is covered by TheDailyWhat and Telegraph.
