Reporter Attempts To Say That There’s Snow On The ‘Asphalt,’ Says…Something Else

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by Jon Bershad | 1:49 pm, December 27th, 2011

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Ah, there’s nothing like a little accidental cursing. That’s what befell a poor reporter from WPIX in New Jersey who was attempting to report on snow building on the highway. He was trying to say that the snow was sticking to the “asphalt.” See if you can’t guess what he actually said…

It’s not clear when the video is from (unless I’m mistaken, there was no snow in New Jersey any time recently), but it has gone viral today thanks to being uploaded on the popular YouTube channel Funny Local News (always worth a good perusal). And thank goodness it has. Like I said, there’s nothing like accidental cursing.

Watch the video below:

(h/t HuffPo)

fun with local news, Welcome To Live TV

Anonymous

Local TV news hacks desperately wish YouTube were never invented. For the ‘Don’t-You-Know-Who-I-Am?’ crowd of inept local TV news hacks, three cheers for YouTube!
Anonymous

ha!!!
12voltman1

Stonepark was there?
Anonymous

I’ll bet you’ve got a mean streak in real life too.
Pablo

Brrrr….
Anonymous

Snow on the a**hole… Sounds like Marcus Bachmann and Greg Gutfeld’s cocaine parties.
Anonymous

ewwww. thanks for the visual. I will never be able to hear snow and as*hole in same sentence with out vomiting.
Anonymous

I dont think so, I dont see them reporting live from the trailer park double wide section, please do not diss the citizens of NJ like that. it might be the armpit of America, but its still to high class for @stonepark.
Hout Bosques

It’s just a slip of the tongue caused in part by an impoverished vocabulary. He could have avoided the entire phrase of “the flakes are sticking a little bit on the a**hole” just by calling it a santorm.
Anonymous

Now that’s funny! I’m sure gutfeld wishes he were.