Tuesday, May 12, 2015
A Classy Cubs Fan Rubs a Hat on Her Butt, Throws it into the Field
Welcome back to Wrigley Field everyone, enjoy this lovely display of sports enthusiasm!
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The Game is Simple: Don't Suck, and Get the Bug in Your Opponent's Mouth. WHAT?
God bless you Japan. For everything.
This is from the show AKBingo!, a popular program featuring members of the popular idol group AKB48. Yes, that 48 is in reference to the number of members in the band and yes that means there's an army of pop singers with their own variety show overseas.
But really the important thing is that right now two of those divas are trying to blow an insect (cockraoch? Cicada?) into the other person's mouth, where they will be forced to eat the dang thing.
In other news, just another day on Japanese variety show television.
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Wrestling Might Not be "Real," but That Doesn't Mean it Isn't Awesome
"FHRITP" is Over. This Reporter Blasts a Guy for His On-Air Prank.
Chinese Company Sends 6,400 Employees on a Paris Vacation
The Chinese company Tiens Group sent more than half of its employees on an all expenses paid trip to France to celebrate its 20th anniversary. The 6,400 person group visited the Lourve museum together and stayed in Paris as part of a four-day trip package. They are expected to spend up too 13 million euros ($15 million US) during the visit.
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Fail of the Day: Random Guy Rides Into Bike Race in Italy, Causes Huge Crash
An idiot spectator thought it would be fun to jump into the 2015 Giro d’Italia bike race on Sunday, and he ended up causing a huge pile-up.
In the clip, the camera shows a man riding from the sidewalk into the street, but then it pans away right as the collision takes place. What we see is the aftermath, which was later confirmed as his fault by riders who were affected by the debacle.
“If I get hold of the d*ckhead that had the brilliant idea of diving into the peloton on a fixed bike with 10km to go, causing us to crash…” tweeted Eugenio Alafaci from Trek Factory Racing.
He also complained about the collision on his Facebook page.
At least one rider quit following the crash, and others suffered minor injuries, according to Nine MSN.
We’ve seen a number of other bizarre crashes over the past few months in European races.
At Belgium’s Tour of Flanders, two competitors were knocked down by support cars, and a spectator appeared to stick his arm out knocking down a racer at the Molecaten Drentse 8 in the Netherlands.
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