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Not the best example, she did slur a few words but if you had a few yourself I don’t think you would even notice.
Damn and screw that, if you had to report the news, meaning to put the spin on it that the corporation insisted in, you’d probably be a lush too.
I suspect that most of the news media is drunk or stoned.
How else could you do it?
Oh I know … by being a totally unscrupulous bastard.
“I’ll drink to that” (said with a Dean Martin voice)
As a MN. native I can tell you weatherman Mitch sure looks like a local boy.
Mush more entertaining than sheeing a shober newshreader….*hic*
It is Minnesota in the winter after all. The only thing to do up there is drink or drive onto lakes or both.
Snowmobiles were invented so you could get to the bar despite 2 ft of snow.
i think someone had a little too much punch at the office xmas party
Well, at least she didn’t fart or burp like a man.
One was expecting
projectile vomiting
Can we take up a collection of old LCD monitors for that poor weatherman?
I did not notice anything. That is just how people up north speak, aye.
I just enjoy the fake smiles at the end of the broadcast.
Did it ever occur to any of you she may be diabetic, or be experiencing a multiplesclorosis episode? People who slur their words are not always inebriated, intoxicated by alcohol or other substances. Sometimes they are having ill health. Geez!