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Farts: the universal language. 

Ignorance is bliss. 

Keep an eye out for the two bros chilling in the background with their shorts on. Either they're godly strong, or our dude got spotlighted for a little dramatization. 

Was he eating that mushroom before the interview too. 

At least he never gave up.

New Zealand newscaster Paul Henry couldn't contain himself while trying to pronounce Sheila Dikshit's name (pronounced Dixit). Dikshit was the longest-running chief minister of Delhi, from 1998 to 2013. Henry has since resigned. 

You'll have to watch this unreal moment to believe it. Seriously this is straight out of Anchorman. 

You guys get that? I didn't quite catch his name? Maybe Gustavo's just trying to distinguish himself from his fellow reporters with an unforgettable, entirely unnecessary little head shake when he drops his last name. Yeah, that's gotta be it. 

The team chemistry is strong with these ones, huh? All sarcasm aside, I'd genuinely enjoy watching these two unfortunately paired co-workers try to make it through a series of news segments without being outright overcome with the burning desire to tear each other's heads off.

Here's to Claudia Guajardo and her ingenious ability to capitalize on a tattooed mistake, bringing in more viewers in the process. I'm gonna go hop in a cold shower for a hot sec. 

Reporter Teresa Mannion warned all idiots to stay inside while Storm Desmond raged on in Ireland. She struggled to be heard against the rain and wind of the storm and quickly became an internet celebrity because of how passionate her report was. 

So of course she got photoshopped. 


via @Jim_Sheridan


via @Beat 102 103

Then, eventually, also remixed into a pop song. 



There's even a petition to have the next big storm that comes to Ireland named Storm Teresa.  It already has almost 900 signatures.