Yeah, it did look a bit staged. The big fella went down fast and pretty easy...I'm beginning to think the whole thing was faked. That bottle broke the way sugar bottles break in the movies and on TV. That would make the people who set this up, and yours truly for posting it, dumbasses. Either way - dumbass of the day.
It's a shame it was shut down to begin with.Whoever is responsible for pulling the You Tube live stream of a giraffe about to give birth due to "nudity and sexual content" is a dumbass. Btw if you are of the opinion that animals should wear clothes, you are a dumbass as well. That is all!
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http://www.cbsnews.com/news/giraffe...d-from-youtube-for-nudity-and-sexual-content/
"Giraffe cam" video briefly flagged on YouTube for "nudity and sexual content"
Animal lovers around the world have been glued to their tablets, computers and smartphones as they watch a live stream video of a mother giraffe preparing to give birth at the Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, New York.
The live stream of the 15-year-old female giraffe, named April, first launched on Feb. 10, and the zoo says she’s due to deliver her calf “any minute now.” The newborn calf will weigh around 150 pounds and is expected to be about 6 feet tall at birth.
So imagine viewers’ disappointment when Animal Adventure Park’s YouTube video was suddenly removed for “nudity and sexual content” Thursday morning.
“Unfortunately, with that viral spread that we’ve gained — that popularity — this is a perfect exampled of why we cannot have nice things,” a zoo official said on Facebook Live after the video was abruptly removed.
“For the millions of you that have been tuning in to take witness of this educational experience of a live giraffe birth, there’s a handful of extremists and animal rights activits that may not agree with us ... that have unfortunately reported our YouTube cam as sexually explicit or nude content.”
The Facebook video has received more than 600,000 views and prompted hundreds of responses.
“All the terrible things in this world, this is what they want to complain about? This was bringing joy to all of us,” one commenter wrote.
“You need to put some clothes on your giraffe. Have you people any decency?” another joked.
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UPDATE: The live stream is back up. The Dumbass of the Day thread takes full credit.
Ahhh. Another wack job that wants force their beliefs on everyone else.You're definitely a dumbass if you drive your car into a chicken truck because you're a vegetarian. Was alcohol involved? You betcha!
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http://www.11alive.com/news/weird/ga-womans-reason-wrecking-into-chicken-truck-im-vegan/417067186
Ga. woman's reason wrecking into chicken truck: 'I'm vegan'
Christopher Buchanan, WXIA
HULL, Ga. -- A Georgia woman is behind bars after deputies said she slammed into a chicken truck, fled the scene and then refused to leave her home once authorities tracked her down.
The investigation began when a truck driver told police he was traveling west on Hwy. 72 when a red four-door car hit the side of his truck. The driver said he initiated his brakes only to have the suspect vehicle slam into his truck once more - spinning in front of the truck in the process.
The truck driver pulled over and called 911 as the red car fled. He only had a basic description of the driver, a woman with shoulder length red hair. Had that been all that Madison County deputies had to work with, she might not have been as easy to find. However they reported that there was debris from the crash left on the side of the road - including her license plate.
A records check tracked the car's owner back to a residents in the 2300 block of Spring Circle in Comer, Ga. When police initially arrived, they found no one there. However, a second attempt found both the vehicle and a driver matching the driver's vague description.
The woman refused to leave the home unless the officer's secured a warrant but did speak with deputies through multiple windows of the house, explaining what happened. The woman, later identified as Judith Moriah Armstrong, 26, admitted she was involved in an accident and fled for fear of what would happen to her license.
But further questioning revealed that the accident wasn't all that accidental. She told officers she hit the other vehicle because it was a chicken truck and she was a vegan. Armstrong said she was heading home from work when she hit the truck and denied having alcohol before making the drive. However, claimed to have "taken a couple of shots" when she arrived home.
A report states that Armstrong continued to refuse leaving the home after repeated requests that she step outside. Officers eventually obtained a warrant and she surrendered to police. She was tested for alcohol consumption in jail and blew a .089 which is over the legal limit.
Authorities said she now faces charges of hit-and-run, aggressive driving, driving under the influence, and obstruction.
think how much he hates Fords now.
She was probably pissed they put her with the women since the gender she identifies with is nag champa.You're definitely a dumbass if you drive your car into a chicken truck because you're a vegetarian. Was alcohol involved? You betcha!
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http://www.11alive.com/news/weird/ga-womans-reason-wrecking-into-chicken-truck-im-vegan/417067186
Ga. woman's reason wrecking into chicken truck: 'I'm vegan'
Christopher Buchanan, WXIA
HULL, Ga. -- A Georgia woman is behind bars after deputies said she slammed into a chicken truck, fled the scene and then refused to leave her home once authorities tracked her down.
The investigation began when a truck driver told police he was traveling west on Hwy. 72 when a red four-door car hit the side of his truck. The driver said he initiated his brakes only to have the suspect vehicle slam into his truck once more - spinning in front of the truck in the process.
The truck driver pulled over and called 911 as the red car fled. He only had a basic description of the driver, a woman with shoulder length red hair. Had that been all that Madison County deputies had to work with, she might not have been as easy to find. However they reported that there was debris from the crash left on the side of the road - including her license plate.
A records check tracked the car's owner back to a residents in the 2300 block of Spring Circle in Comer, Ga. When police initially arrived, they found no one there. However, a second attempt found both the vehicle and a driver matching the driver's vague description.
The woman refused to leave the home unless the officer's secured a warrant but did speak with deputies through multiple windows of the house, explaining what happened. The woman, later identified as Judith Moriah Armstrong, 26, admitted she was involved in an accident and fled for fear of what would happen to her license.
But further questioning revealed that the accident wasn't all that accidental. She told officers she hit the other vehicle because it was a chicken truck and she was a vegan. Armstrong said she was heading home from work when she hit the truck and denied having alcohol before making the drive. However, claimed to have "taken a couple of shots" when she arrived home.
A report states that Armstrong continued to refuse leaving the home after repeated requests that she step outside. Officers eventually obtained a warrant and she surrendered to police. She was tested for alcohol consumption in jail and blew a .089 which is over the legal limit.
Authorities said she now faces charges of hit-and-run, aggressive driving, driving under the influence, and obstruction.
I love Walmart! Just for the material alone, online and live! Even some of the wannabe rednecks in California are hilarious!You can't judge me!!! :snicker:
