Professional women broadcasters, from left Pippa Wetzell, Toni Street and Alison Pugh.
Professional women broadcasters, from left Pippa Wetzell, Toni Street and Alison Pugh.
Bevy of blonde TVNZ clones
TVNZ tried to plug the annual Best of the Box awards, run by TV Guide, with this picture of their contenders in the Sexiest Female category. "Is this sexist?" asks an indignant Radio Live's Sean Plunket, leaving it to his Facebook followers to mull itover. "Not sure," says Jeremy Andersen, tongue firmly in cheek. "Could we please see a pic of each of the contestants in a sexy pose? Perhaps a wet T-shirt or bikini." "More importantly, is it cloning?" asks Aaron Lucas. TVNZ later described the post as "ill-considered" and said it was quickly removed: "We will be looking at things internally to avoid future instances such as this."
A farmer with a sense of humour. Spotted near Cust, North Canterbury. Cust is a village set on the terraces of the Inland Scenic Route 72, 30 minutes northwest of Christchurch.
Hard to put into words
"Does anyone remember 'Sadly, Hadlee bowled badly to Radley'?" asks Roger, of Pukekohe.
"We often say this to each other as commiseration when we have a disappointment such as baking that goes flat, or vegetable seeds that don't germinate. Cricket commentators have so much time to fill I suspect they invent these interesting sayings in advance and wait for an opportune time to use them."
Stats say sell, sell, sell
Rihari Wilson says that, according to the latest statistics, in his modest suburb there live ... "one optometrist, two lawyers, three pharmacists, four veterinarians, five doctors and 58 real estate agents. I find this amazing," he says.
Hitting the high notes, tomato soprano.
Picture this: This mother used a makeup app to give her newborn son a virtual makeover, with some terrifying (and hilarious) results...
