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What Traffic? It's Dance Party Friday!
This isn't the first time we've seen this news crew pull these shenanigans on the air. The dancing traffic dude has been replaced by a new reporter and she's keeping up his act. He's still around to join her, so we now have two sideshow dancers giving us their best rhyme and Roger Rabbit, as opposed to the updates.
Another Traffic Reporter. Another Dance Party.
Is this really necessary? All we want is a stinking traffic update and lover boy in the blue blazer serves up some wiggle with a little reporting on the side. Not.
Jenny Will Pimp Yo' Ride
We've seen our share of bad white boy rappers on GiggleSugar, but along comes a North Carolina traffic reporter named Jenny who makes Blazin' Hazen look pretty darn rap-tastic. Word of advice: Don't quit your day job, Jenny. Lady Sovereign, you are not.
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30 Percent Increase in Women Getting DUIs
Although men still outnumber women in drunk driving arrests by four to one, a report by the FBI for the National Highway Traffic Safety Commission shows that in the decade ending 2007, there has been a 30 percent increase in women getting arrested for driving while intoxicated.
Are women under more pressure for being the sole breadwinner in a he-cession? Are television shows encouraging them to drink more?
5 Wacky and Weird Stories From This Week
- Statues Could Get You Pregnant — More than 2,000 women have reported becoming pregnant after touching fertility statues at Ripley's Believe It or Not.
- Woman Fails Driving Test 771 Times — A South Korean woman has spent $3,000 on fees for the test.
- Man Goes to Jail For Taking 50 cents — India sentenced a 75-year-old Indian man to jail for accepting a $0.50 bribe 24 years ago.
- Israeli Ambassador Latest Target of Shoe Throwing — A Swedish protester threw a shoe at Israel's ambassador this week at Stockholm University. Earlier this week a protester in England aimed a shoe at Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao.
- Man Gets 50 Traffic Citations in One Day — After police tried to stop Elvis Alonzo Barret for a traffic violation, he fled from police, running through red lights and crashing into another car and a fence. Police also found crack cocaine and a crack pipe in the car.
Desperately Seeking Comfort: Dating Soars as Economy Falls
Turns out nobody wants to weather a recession alone. The New York Times reports interest in off- and online dating is way, way up.
While traffic typically peaks in the new year (will not be spinster!), the rise dating sites and matchmakers are seeing can only be compared to one other year — 2001, the last recession.
Ruh Roh!
This might not be the message you want to send to your audience when they're just waiting for the traffic report from you. . .(I wonder if they ever found the prankster who thought this would be funny.)
Ewww!
Many moons ago, I posted a poll on the best slang words for vagina. By many moons ago, I'm talking almost two years ago. It still shows up in traffic reports, which means that people dudes must be checking it out still.
The RESPECT! Campaign and Domestic Violence Awareness Month
The following information about female abuse might shock you. In fact, I hope it does so that you'll join the fight to prevent domestic abuse: The United Nations Development Fund for Women estimates that at least one out of every three women globally will be beaten, coerced into sex, or otherwise abused in her lifetime, with rates reaching 70 percent in some countries. Additionally, a World Health Organization report found that in women ages 15-44 years, violence accounts for more death and disability than cancer, malaria, traffic injuries and war put together.
Study Finds Alcohol Related Deaths Huge For Native Americans
A new federal report released by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention claim that nearly 12 percent of deaths in the American Indian and Alaskan Native population are alcohol related. This statistic when compared to the national average of 3.3 percent for the US as a whole has been a “call to action."
The study examined all alcohol-related deaths between 2001 and 2005 and found the two leading causes of alcohol-related deaths among the Indian populations were traffic accidents and liver disease.
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