Maybe the best mistranslation I’ve seen.
“We’re having a big sale, but what should we call it?”
“How ‘bout a ‘fuckin sale’?”
“What does ‘fuckin’ mean?”
“Well, it means, ‘really big’…”
“OK!”
(Source: Gawker)
Maybe the best mistranslation I’ve seen.
“We’re having a big sale, but what should we call it?”
“How ‘bout a ‘fuckin sale’?”
“What does ‘fuckin’ mean?”
“Well, it means, ‘really big’…”
“OK!”
(Source: Gawker)
Behind the scenes on a Victoria’s Secret fashion shoot must be like being behind the scenes in heaven.
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The Two Escobars, directed by Jeff and Michael Zimbalist.
From Wikipedia:
The lives of soccer player Andrés Escobar and drug lord Pablo Escobar; the intertwining of crime and soccer in their native Colombia; and the connections between the murders of both men.
The Two Escobars is part of ESPN Films’ 30 for 30 series.

(Source: Gizmodo)
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On December 24, 2009, a 6,600-pound orca killed trainer Alexis Martínez at a marine park in the Canary Islands. Two months later, trainer Dawn Brancheau was killed by an orca at SeaWorld Orlando. Tim Zimmermann asks: Should Martínez’s death have served as a warning about the lethal potential of killer whales being trained for our entertainment?
This is a fantastic article about the dangers of Killer Whale training and the risks taken by (potentially) negligent corporations for profit.
What amazed me is that there’s a 5.6 tonne killer whale in captivity at SeaWorld Orlando, who has killed three people:
Tilikum is a bull orca who lives in captivity at SeaWorld Orlando. He has sired many offspring, and has been involved in the deaths of three people. Following a year long hiatus after his last incident, Tilikum returned to performing at SeaWorld Orlando on 30 March 2011.
Read more about killer whale attacks on humans.
If you die in a horrific train accident, be sure to aim your severed body away from any bystanders.
(Source: Gawker)
Rainbow Six: Patriots has us strapping bombs to the 1%. The media will HATE this.