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Captain Phil Harris Dead Stroke

lledslinger — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 21:12:16 +0000

Captain Phil Harris from “Deadliest Catch” Dead From Stroke

Captain Phil Harris Dead From Stroke

Elisabeth Hasselbeck Nip Slip

lledslinger — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 23:41:42 +0000

After giving birth 2 and 1/2 months ago to her third child, Elisabeth Hasselbeck jumped right back into the her job at The View Monday, even revealing an embarrassing revelation of her own. That we are now calling the Elisabeth Hasselbeck Nip Slip.

Hasselbeck starting out by sharing a picture of her 10-week-old son and related how it compared to another photo she recently shared with her family. So how did a this picture of Timothys first smile, which she had sent out to her e-mail list, cause such a buzz?

You know when your baby smiles for the first time I reach for the iPhone, I had just been feeding him and I took the photo, Elisabeth said. He had this huge smile. Immediately I forward it to everyone on my family distribution list my mom, my dad, my brother, Tim Hasselbecks dad, his brother, his mom, his other brother and I send it to myself. So I get home and open up the photo Yeah, no wonder why he is smiling because my nipple is in the photo!

Its worse than drunk dialing, to forward pictures postpartum, she said of inadvertently flashing her entire family. Its embarrassing.

Im the one who just forwarded a photo with my own nipple, Elisabeth joked.

Elisabeth Hasselbeck Nip Slip video

Disaster House For The 12 Year Old In You.

lledslinger — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 15:22:51 +0000

Perhaps Disaster House is for you if you think that dropping a piano 75 feet through the roof of a house is really as cool as it gets. Maybe a better way to say it is if the 12 year old in you is still in charge this is may just be your lucky day.

DIY has a new show called “Disaster House” with disasters that happen right before our eyes ( of course the disaster is man made ) , then it is replayed over and over from different camera angles. You cam imagine the crew of “Jackass” watching this show and saying, Awesome, dude. But there’s nobody under all that carnage.
Disaster House host Josh Temple isn’t interested in causing injury. That may disappoint hard-core fans of some other Stupid TV show’s but that is Disaster House and it serves temple’s goal.

Josh dropping the piano through a house roof for the same reason that episodes in this 13-week series will smash a car in the driveway, set the house on fire and drive sledgehammers through the walls.

Josh Temple is showing viewers, how you and your house can recover from the most disasters if you just remain calm and use a step-by-step repair plan.

That piano, for example, falls with more screen drama than a big Oak tree.

But the effect it has on the roof are the same.

Temple explains, you repair the roof just as you would with a tree. You clear away the debris. Then you assess what the damaged is – elactric, walls, and whatever else. You clean up and take out the damaged roofing and supporting structure if any then you put new roofing on. Don’t forget to call your insurance company early in this process.

A calm, sensible repair plan makes sense, and Josh will probably help some people by laying this all out.

I will be honest here and say I have doubts that Disaster House will stand the test of time but I don’t see how many of the reality shows every made it.