During snowy weather, it's apparently a tradition to sled down Queen Anne Hill in Seattle despite the dangers of oncoming traffic. During a report on this activity, Meg Coyle of King 5 News had the nerve to suggest that sledders wear helmets.
The announcer for NAIA college Lindsey Wilson's basketball team put the 'goooal' guy and every other play-by-play man who gets caught up in the moment to shame with his amazingly exuberant call.
To celebrate the birthday of a season ticket holder, Bear, the Utah Jazz's mascot, made his way to the upper deck of Energy Solutions arena to present a cake.
But Bear's coordination failed him during the exchange, and he dropped the candlelit cake onto the fans in the level below. Oh, Bear. You scamp!
The Midwest will never be the sexiest part of the United States -- particularly in the winter when everybody is bundling up in bulky jackets.
However, this Chicago WGN 9 map of a weather pattern moving down from the Great Lakes to St. Louis and Cincinnati definitely puts the region in a racier than usual light. It also suggests the graphics department at the station is staffed by 13-year old boys.
In the signature play of West Virginia's 70 to 33 thrashing of Clemson in this year's Orange Bowl, Mountaineer safety Darwin Cook returned a fumble 99-yards for a touchdown.
After he crossed the goal line for the score, Cook spotted Obie, the Orange Bowl mascot, cheering in the back of the endzone and delivered to the oversized fruit what wresting fans would identify as a flying clothesline.
Weatherman Brian Niznansky of NBC26 in Green Bay, Wisconsin cemented his spot in the Ron Burgundy Hall of Shame when he proved that, like Will Ferrell's famous 'Anchorman' character, he will read anything that is put on the Teleprompter.
When Utah Jazz guard Devin Harris went flying into the stands in an attempt to save the ball from going out bounds during his team's game at the Los Angeles Lakers Tuesday night, he ended up inadvertently sticking his feet in the faces of two spectators.
We've all seen reporters doing a live remote during a snowstorm. Whether it's an inch of snow that has fallen or a foot, the reporter will be out there, telling us what traffic is like and maybe picking up some snow to see if they can make a snowball.
The reporter in the clip below probably wishes he wasn't out in the cold and probably wishes he could have a do-over with this report.
Want proof that God's got a sense of humor about the birth of His only son? Just check out these divine "oopsies" that went down at Christmas pageants and live nativity scenes worldwide.