We don't know their names or exactly where they were, but it doesn't matter. The ring, inside the ring box, goes in the drink and a guy -- presumably the thrower -- jumps in to retrieve it.
We don't know if he got the ring back, but you gotta say ... it's a memorable proposal. We're assuming she said yes, even sans bling.
And, this is funny ... an NFL meme page posted the video with the caption, "When you ask Mitch Trubisky to help you with your proposal ..."
We're guessing when they get married, the wingman won't be the ringman.
This is as painful as it is revealing to watch. A man absolutely LOSES IT at a restaurant, because they took too long to prepare his order.
It happened in, of all places, Canada ... famous for its friendliness. The man was at the Chinese Garden restaurant in Blind Bay, British Columbia when he exploded at the waiter for taking way too long to place his order.
He screams that he's waited an hour and needs to feed his 2-year-old.
The person who shot the video, Amanda Toms, says the man showed up during the Friday night dinner rush, adding, "A delay on food is no excuse to treat people this way. This restaurant is a local gem and the owners are wonderful people. Be kind, it's not that f***ing hard."
She says the guy tore out of the parking lot and almost swerved into some parked cars.
If people are losing it in Canada, we're in big trouble.
It all went down at the Full Throttle Saloon in Sturgis, South Dakota. The crowd seemed to be singing the theme song to "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air."
People were cheering and having a great time ... all things that become dangerous, especially indoors when there's no social distancing and no masks.
The Rally in years past has drawn up to half a million people. This year, because of the pandemic, city officials are expecting closer to 250,000 people. It's already jam-packed. Preventative measures are suggested but not required. The event will go through next weekend.
Though the reasonable, safe and smart decision would have been to cancel the legendary Sturgis Motorcycle Rally ... the South Dakota city's doing what it can to keep it from becoming a COVID super-spreading event, and good luck with that.
Thousands of people have rolled into Sturgis for the 80th edition of the famous biker convention, and it's expected to draw 250k over the next 9 days.
As you know from President Trump's July 3 Mount Rushmore event, face coverings and social distancing were often shunned ... but here's what the City of Sturgis is doing to try to combat coronavirus spread.
The small town canceled all of its downtown events that take place during the rally that typically lead to large gatherings in confined areas ... including the grand opening celebration, parade and tattoo contest.
It's also installed hand sanitizer at every street corner in the downtown area, and we're told the Public Works Dept. has added a sanitizing fogging system to its nightly cleaning of the high-trafficked area.
A few more lax guidelines from the City include ASKING temporary vendors to abide by CDC guidelines, REMINDING them to physically distance and SUGGESTING they wear masks.
However, we're reminded that these are just recommendations but will not be enforced ... and there will be no tickets or criminal repercussions for not abiding.
Instead, Sturgis says it's relying on visitors to use common sense and take all measures necessary to protect their own health while attending the biker convention.
Oh, and Sturgis residents who are asymptomatic following the rally can get a free COVID-19 test ... so if they do contract the virus, at least they'll know it.
Here's proof some people just don't deserve dogs ... video shows a woman abandoning a good boy at a park, even tricking the poor pooch to leave it in the dust.
The heartbreaking scene played out at Orchards Community Park in Vancouver, WA and footage shows a woman pulling up in a Tesla, leading the dog into the woods, then leaving the animal and driving off.
Now, an investigation is underway and it's being handled by Clark County Animal Protection and Control.
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The yellow lab ended up at a dog shelter, "I Paw'd it Forward," and folks there say the dog is safe. The shelter also says the pooch will not be up for adoption until the investigation is complete.
Clark County Animal Protection and Control says the driver of the Tesla seen in the video could potentially face a misdemeanor or civil infraction for animal cruelty ... and officials are asking the community if they recognize the woman or the dog.
Hopefully, our four-legged friend finds a better home.
COVID-19 isn't stopping the legendary Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, but with hundreds of thousands arriving ... it's gonna be near impossible for the bikers to avoid spreading the virus.
The small town of Sturgis, South Dakota is packed to the gills as Friday kicks off the 80th edition of the famous biker convention. They're expecting a quarter million people to ride through over the next 9 days, but these opening day images show face coverings are scarce.
Spotting a face mask in the crowds is like flipping through a "Where's Waldo." If you thought those Georgia high school hallways were alarming, Sturgis could be way worse.
Once parked, social distancing is gonna be tough for the bikers. People are jammed up like sardines in bars, and the streets are super crowded too. Yes, the fresh air helps, but there's a limit when establishments get filled.
At least the liquor stores are hawking "Full Throttle Hand Sanitizer."
The event is easily the largest gathering in America since the pandemic began, which raises another issue. Once the Sturgis rally ends ... people will ride off to another destination, and possibly trigger a spike.
A Florida woman -- who swears her music career's about to blow up -- went on a racist tirade against a nail technician, and jacked Bhad Bhabie's famous catchphrase while she did it.
The latest "Karen" recently went into a nail salon and got into a dispute with an employee, but when she was advised to leave ... she launched into a xenophobic attack on the staffer.
The woman -- who goes on to identify herself as an independent recording artist named Corina Monica -- repeatedly yells at one of the nail techs ... "Go back to your f***ing country."
She also threatens to get violent, says she's crazy, and quotes Bhad Bhabie -- aka Danielle Bregoli -- from her infamous "Cash Me Outside" interview on Dr. Phil.
Despite taking it all the way back to 2016 with that line ... Corina insisted she was a fresh new artist who's about to be a huge star. You can tell from the video ... no one was buying into that.
BTW, we checked, and Corina's main music video on her YouTube channel has less than 1,000 views.
And here's a fun fact for racist Corina -- the person who posted the salon video says the nail tech she targeted with her racist rant was born right here in the U.S.A.
Here's what happens when doing it for the 'Gram goes wrong -- a tourist in Italy damaged a 200-year-old sculpture while posing for a pic.
The tourist, who hails from Austria, snapped off several toes from a 19th-century plaster model by Italian sculptor Antonio Canova while sitting on the display and trying to mimic the pose for a photo op.
The incident happened last week at the Gypsotheca Antonio Canova museum in northern Italy, and video shows the tourist standing up to discover the damage before getting the hell outta Dodge.
The museum claims the tourist bounced without alerting anyone to the damage, and a museum official noticed the broken toes a few minutes after it happened and sounded the alarm.
Italian police reportedly tracked down the tourist, thanks in part to the pandemic. Museum visitors must sign in and leave personal info for potential contact tracing, and that's how police found him.
The tourist's wife reportedly burst into tears when contacted by cops and admitted her husband was the culprit, and the man has since confessed and apologized for the gaffe.
An Italian court is reportedly weighing whether to press charges, and the president of the Antonio Canova Foundation wants the tourist punished.
The good news ... the artwork's marble version is housed in a gallery in Rome and has, so far, remained undamaged by photo-hungry tourists.
If you've never seen human billiards, you're about to -- a woman knocked off her moped bounced once, and then went straight down a gutter. Worst luck EVER!!!
The strange, but true accident went down in Brazil ... where some jerk (more on him later) driving a car turned right into a moped, sending the female rider flying. She hit the pavement hard, and started rolling.
As if getting hit wasn't bad enough ... her momentum sent her careening directly into a huge storm drain on the roadside!!! Honestly, it's a one in a million chance.
Now, the good news a bunch of Good Samaritans ran to her aid -- one of 'em even jumped down into the sewer -- and they were able to pull her out safely. Amazingly, it looks like she only had some bad scratches on her legs.
The bad news? Watch the video ... while the crowd gathered to rescue the woman, the guy who hit her snuck back to his car and dipped!!!
He made a clean getaway ... for now. Karma's gonna catch his ass.
Someone on President Trump's campaign team is painfully tone-deaf, opting to crank "Live and Let Die" before his Ohio event ... as about 1,000 Americans are killed daily by COVID-19.
The White House is playing "Live and Let Die" before Trump's arrival at a thinly disguised campaign event in Ohio that the state's governor cannot attend because he just came down with Covid-19, the disease that killed over 1,400 Americans yesterday. pic.twitter.com/AGumBfSFb8
Ya probably wouldn't believe it, if there wasn't video, but a reporter covering Trump's speech at a Whirlpool factory posted it -- and Guns N' Roses version of the Paul McCartney classic was, sure enough, blaring on the live feed.
The reporter, Robert Mackey, points out the obviously disturbing nature of the track blaring at a time like this. Not to mention, Ohio's Governor, Mike DeWine, couldn't attend the event because he just came down with COVID-19.
And, of course, the virus is on the rise in a majority of states and killed more than 1,400 Americans just Wednesday.
Bottom line: It's either the worst timing ever or someone's idea of a sick twisted joke. BTW, Mackey says it played twice!
For the record, GnR frontman Axl Rose is no fan of Trump or his handling of the coronavirus, and actually used the song title to mock the President back in May.
This is increasingly the scene at the U.S. Post Office where tensions normally run a little high ... but sprinkle the election, the pandemic and face mask aggression on it, and things boil over.
This battle over mask etiquette comes from a USPS in Alexandria, VA -- a couple with a small child apparently ticked off other customers who felt they were pretty lax about their face coverings.
We're told the mother seen in the video was loudly talking on the phone without a mask covering her mouth and nose ... and the father was moving around playing with his kid, but with his mask around his neck and not over his face.
This led to a confrontation, and that's where the video picks up. The father jawed at the upset customers, telling them to mind their own business ... then escalated the situation by challenging a guy to a fight.
It's an ugly war of words from there, but got even uglier when the dad dropped the homophobic f-word about a half dozen times.
A Fairfax County Police rep tells TMZ ... it got a call from the post office around 5 PM Wednesday about the mask policy argument. We're told when cops arrived everyone had left, so no arrests were made.
Cops there tell us although the Health Department is trying to enforce wearing masks, it's not criminal in Virginia to not wear one.
Of course, the USPS could be in for more hostile incidents in the coming months leading up to the election ... especially with President Trump waging war on mail-in voting, and still not really pushing all that hard for folks to put on their damn masks.
It looks like this went down somewhere in Europe -- possibly Ukraine -- but wherever it is, people are tense and crazed over there too ... nude guys causing traffic jams just ain't normal.
The reaction of the motorist kinda is though. The man in the buff stood in the middle of the street with his arms folded -- letting it all hang out -- until this Vin Diesel lookalike pulled up in no mood to chat.
After just 3 seconds of "conversation," he cold-cocked Joe of Arc with one quick right to his chin. Lights out.
The video ends there, but we imagine the puncher quickly drove around the naked guy and made his way home.
ICYMI, Meg took to IG Wednesday to post a photo of her and MGK, both in towels ... posing for a steamy mirror selfie ... with the gushing caption, "Achingly Beautiful Boy... My heart is yours."
Awww -- good for her, right? Not in Brian's book!
Megan's post seemed to have BAG feeling some sorta way, based on his blistering public response. He posted 4 photos of his sons -- three of them being Megan's -- Bodhi, Journey and Noah, but his caption was the dagger.
He added the same "achingly beautiful" line, but said his heart belongs to his sons. It's an obvious shot with the not-so-subtle message being (we think) ... don't forget you got kids who deserve your love and attention too.
Neil Young just went after President Trump's campaign in court for using his songs at rallies ... and the rocker isn't pulling any punches.
In his lawsuit, Neil claims the President's campaign is still playing his classics "Rockin' in the Free World" and "Devil's Sidewalk" at rallies. According to the docs, Neil says he "in good conscience cannot allow his music to be used as a ‘theme song’ for a divisive, un-American campaign of ignorance and hate."
He alleges the campaign did not have a license or permission to play his songs at any of Trump's public events. And, Young says it's not like this is anything new, either.
Neil's been pissed at Trump's campaign, and warned it to stop doing this when he was a candidate back in 2015. Neil's joined a long list of artists who are telling Trump's team to cut the BS. Tom Petty and The Rolling Stones are just some of the other acts who've gone after the campaign.
Neil wants damages and an injunction to ban him from playing it at campaign rallies.
11:10 AM PT -- The driver, Nicholas, tells us he picked Danny up at Denver Intl Airport -- passengers are supposed to wait at an island that's accessible from both sides -- and Nicholas says he chose the safer location. Nicholas says he didn't call the cops for the incident.
A rideshare passenger caused loads of trouble for a driver without even leaving the curb ... launching a sneak attack with a bottle of hand sanitizer after a tense showdown.
The shocking interaction was caught on video, and you see the irate passenger squirting sanitizer all over the car before chucking the bottle at the driver's head.
This ride that literally went nowhere started out on the bad ... the driver asks the passenger, Danny, to put his mask on ... and he responds by shading the driver ... telling him he picked him up on the wrong side of the street.
The driver doesn't take the dig too kindly and tells Danny to get out of the car because the ride is over ... and Danny starts arguing before launching his surprise, sanitizer attack.
The Aurora Police Department in Colorado has issued an apology after its officers pulled guns on a Black family and placed a woman and 2 minors in cuffs, because cops thought they were in a stolen vehicle ... which they weren't, and it's even worse than that.
Video of the Sunday incident shows Brittney Gilliam being led away from the car in handcuffs, while other members of her family -- her 6-year-old daughter, 12-year-old sister and 14 and 17-year-old nieces -- are lying on their stomachs in the parking lot.
Clearly, they are terrified and some can be heard screaming and crying ... and Gilliam says her sister and 17-year-old niece were also placed in cuffs while cops verified the vehicle was not stolen.
Gilliam told CNN she had taken the girls to get their nails done, and they were sitting in the parking lot with the car turned off when cops approached from behind. She says the officers had their weapons drawn and told them to put their hands out of the window and exit the vehicle.
Gilliam and the 2 others were placed in cuffs as cops accused her of being in a stolen car. She says she explained to them it WAS stolen in February but returned to her, and she had all the documentation for the vehicle. Cops then realized their mistake.
Interim Chief of Police Vanessa Wilson says she's called Gilliam's family "to apologize and to offer any help we can provide, especially for the children who may have been traumatized" by the ordeal.
She adds ... "I have reached out to our victim advocates so we can offer age-appropriate therapy that the city will cover."
According to the Aurora PD ... cops received a call of a possible stolen vehicle and Gilliam's had a matching plate and description, but turns out -- the plate info was for a motorcycle registered in another state.
The department adds ... "The confusion may have been due, in part, to the fact that the stopped car was reported stolen earlier in the year. After realizing the mistake, officers immediately unhandcuffed everyone involved, explained what happened and apologized."
This incident comes as the Aurora PD is already under scrutiny, and facing a reopened investigation, for the death of Elijah McClain. As we reported ... the unarmed 23-year-old was walking home from a convenience store in August 2019 when he was stopped by 3 white cops.
During his arrest, he was placed in a chokehold and briefly lost consciousness. When paramedics arrived, McClain was given ketamine to sedate him, but he then suffered a heart attack in the ambulance and was declared dead 3 days later.
The officers involved in the arrest were all fired, and Colorado's health dept. has launched a probe into the use of ketamine.
