The Official WTF Thread

[go birds]

A year later, during the filming of another blockbuster, Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, 27 animals reportedly perished, including sheep and goats that died from dehydration and exhaustion or from drowning in water-filled gullies, during a hiatus in filming at an unmonitored New Zealand farm where they were being housed and trained. A trainer, John Smythe, tells THR that AHA’s management, which assigned a representative to the production, resisted investigating when he brought the issue to its attention in August 2012. First, according to an email Smythe shared with THR, an AHA official told him the lack of physical evidence would make it difficult to investigate. When he replied that he had buried the animals himself and knew their location, the official then told him that because the deaths had taken place during the hiatus, the AHA had no jurisdiction. The AHA eventually bestowed a carefully worded credit that noted it “monitored all of the significant animal action. No animals were harmed during such action.”

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/feature/

[docellis]

why is there a such thing as miley cyrus?

[New Pagodi]

why is there a such thing as miley cyrus?

Here are some South Park from 2008 that explore that issue.

[SHOW]

Spoiler tags for slightly NSFW titles.

[JL21]

[lukethedrifter]

So some guy in STL attacks a woman with an axe (or hatchet depending on the article) meanwhile down the road in Murphysboro some other guy attacks a woman with a hammer (then explodes himself).

[go birds]

#ourtown

[go birds]

More rob Ford!!!

http://deadspin.com/did-rob-ford-steal- ... 1474506472

He almost warrants his own thread with all his zany antics.

and haha this is from the comments:

[Radbird]

why is there a such thing as miley cyrus?

Because she's most fascinating.

Apparently a pretty low bar.

[Donnie Ebert]

Amazon Prime Air:

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It makes me think of this.

[Vidor]

St. Louis PD seems to have a problem with arresting the wrong people

http://www.slate.com/blogs/crime/2013/1 ... fully.html