Bloopers they are always fun. 
Win McMurry won’t live this one down anytime soon.
who knew Tiger Woods had a bulging dick? :eek: err disk?
Perhaps Win wants to help Tiger massage the problem. 
Ah, yes…the Freudian Slip.
The Double Entendre also works…
My favorite is an oldie:
A weatherman saying he was just going to go and take a leak out the window to see if it were freezing yet.
My favorite is an oldie:
A weatherman saying that he was just going to take a leak out the window to see if it were freezing yet.
My mom laughed for years about one of the first radio bloopers when, in1931, radio announcer Harry Von Zell introduced then-President of the USA, as “Hoobert Heever.”
Heard during station ID after a news break: “Can we go home now?” I think I was watching WWL.
Here’s another weather blooper I personally witnessed, which arose not from the announcer having it in mind to say one word but then thinking to substitute a different word for it at the last second – but rather, simply from running two adjacent words together.
This particular weather guy wanted to say that the recent bad weather we’d had was the result of a cold front running through central Pennsylvania.
An example of the first phenomenon from personal experience…I was DJing at a country station in early 1976, at the height of the CB craze. C.W. McCall’s “Convoy” was #1 on the country charts.
I had planned on outroing the song by saying “…and we want to send that one out to all you truckers out there.” At the last moment, though, I thought I’d say “all you fellas who drive truck” instead.
Should be easy to figure what I actually said.
I did the only thing you can do under the circumstances…plow ahead as if nothing is wrong. I thought sure I’d get a call on it, but I didn’t.
One of my favorite blooper happened on CNN about 7 or 8 years. The anchorman was interviewing the guy who just won a competition involving power tools sponsored by DeWalt. Part of the competition involved a power-screwdriver and screws.
The anchorman asked the winner:
[spoiler]“How many times a week do you practice screwing?”
The guy deadpanned, without delay, “not as often as you might think”
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In the early days of CDs, a guy on the radio mentioned getting “one of those new compact dicks.”
Wasn’t there a female news presenter who turned to the TV weatherman and said something along the lines of, “Where’s that good eight inches you promised me?” Promptly followed by everybody - including the studio crews - completely corpsing.