Take a look at this video from the Billboard Music Awards, as Miguel jumps, but not quite far enough, and lands on an audience member during his performance.
TV Reporters will do almost anything to get the story. This one was so intent on getting it that he forgot to watch where he was going. The sound you hear is that of his head striking the metal pole.
Do you think the man he was pursuing saw the obstacle up ahead, and intentionally let the reporter walk right into it? Fail!
It’s never a good idea to run up a restaurant tab and then skip out on the bill — and it’s an even worse idea when said eatery is lousy with cops.
Terri Mezzatesta's 14-year-old son did the right thing. He blew the whistle on his mom, after she seduced his 15-year-old friend.
Mezzatesta initially claimed that she was passed out drunk, and was not aware of the boy's actions, but her son told police otherwise, saying that he'd heard his mother exclaiming:
Amazingly, there are still people on the planet who are connected to the internet, but don’t know that The Onion is not a source for actual news. These dim bulbs and dull knives clearly don’t understand satire, and the fact that it is the basis of all Onion content.
This ignorance is still running so rampant that there is even a blog that posts the Facebook commentary of the slow ones who surf amo
Sure, extremely tall people need to be careful around ceiling fans, but it appears that really stupid people can't be trusted around them either.
Honestly, I hope the fan wasn't seriously damaged.