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Non-NEC Console Related Discussion => Chit-Chat => Topic started by: esteban on January 31, 2007, 12:28:36 AM
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This was on digg:
Clumsy Model mishandles and drops 2,500 year old Chinese Mirror on TV Show (http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_2174421.html#)
This is something I expect to happen much more often. Thankfully, it doesn't.
For example, when I watch "Antiques Roadshow" on PBS, there are usually at least 2-3 moments when I feel the "expert" appraiser is too hasty to point out the details of an item. I cringe as they recklessly whip around extremely fragile / valuable items.
I feel bad for the Chinese model: had it been any other gig (i.e. fashion show, laundry detergent commercial, etc.) she'd be fine ...
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Haha, that sucks! Worth over £500,000 too!
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That poor chick, at least she's not Japanese or she'd have to kill herself.
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That person is a person that some person should know. Of course, this is irrelevant to it all.
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Damn...
- So, how was your day, baby?
- Oh, I just broke someone's million-dollar antique piece...
And considering this is China, million dollar to them is probably like a billion dollar to us!
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I wish there was a video of this. That's popcorn entertainment right there! :)
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My little brother was telling me about some video he saw online of some fancy super expensive thing breaking that was hilarious. I'll have to get the link from him later.
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That's the thing about watching someone break something priceless: it's tragic amusement. You know you shouldn't laugh but you just can't help but laugh at the poor tool for pulling off something that you'd expect The Three Stooges to do. :P