While discussing an upcoming sausage festival that she will be judging, this anchorwoman makes the Freudian slip everyone expects her to make. When trying to pronounced the appropriate website to purchase ticket to the event, the anchorwoman keeps making the same mistake over and over. Her co-anchor dumbly says, ‘Well, you’re thinking about sausage…’
Rock Gaming authorities were in hot water because of a building accident at a new casino in Cincinnati, so they gave a press conference to try to calm the community. If they didn’t already have bad luck, a coach bus almost crashed into the news conference while they were live on TV.
In an awkward scene for everyone, the bus driver came out upset, telling the conference to move so she could back the bus up and get her passengers to their destinations. The video is featured on BostonBarStool, MPViral, and News5.
There was a time when the word ‘crap’ was considered to harsh for TV, but times are changing and that can be really heard on the news. Without batting an eye, this reporter covering a recent snow storm in town says it how it is. ‘There are times when only a big ass tow truck will do. This is one of those times.’ Finally, some reporting we can all get behind.
It sounds like science-fiction that you might see in an X-Men movie, but Chinese CCTV has just reported on a young boy who can see in the dark. Nong Youhui has bright blue eyes, which is almost unheard of in China, which prompted his father to take him to a hospital in Dahua, southern China.
The doctors were stunned to realize that the boy’s eyes seem to glow in the dark, like a cat, and when given a reading test in the dark, Nong had no trouble reading. Of course, this isn’t the first time someone claimed to have superhuman powers, so don’t get too excited just yet.
Whenever parts of the country that don’t usually have winter weather actually have some snow, there’s always some fun as a result. Seattle just had a couple inches and lots of ice, resulting in some sticky driving conditions. Some people were enjoying the snow and went tubing on Queen Anne hill, but when K5 reporter Meg Coyle showed up to cover the ‘story,’ the police stopped the fun. One Seattle snow tuber let Meg know that she’s a killjoy–all on the air. The video is featured on SayOMG and Guyism.
