Normally it is Vijayakanth,Actor and DMDK President,who beats his followers and MLAs.
For a change he was beaten by his MLA in Public.
Watch the Video.
The hilarious part is that the Vice Over for the re-shot of the video is that of Vadivelu his bete noir.
Related:
Vijayakanth, Jayalalitha duel in the Tamil Nadu Assembly.
* I felt that my posts were becoming a little serious for me.
Where else can you get comedians like this?
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Off the air, funny things happen,some hilarious, some not so.
Recently The Russian prime Minister was caught unawares by a statement he has made during a TV interview on Aliens and he has to try hard to defend it.
Watch some of the funniest moments caught off the rolling camera.
http://www.clearly-av.co.uk/blog/top-tv-meltdowns-outbursts-and-blunders/
For those who remain Immortal or leave something of themselves to posterity!
Me, I will be leaving behind only my children!
‘Nobody knows exactly when the 39-year-old, who went by the online moniker “Dare Dellcan,” took his life. Nobody knows why the normally cheery creative director and design company owner did it. And for the first couple of days, few people besides the police officers who found his body on July 16 knew he was dead.
The day after the discovery, a message appeared on Dowdell’s Facebook wall.
“I am a friend of Anthony’s. I wish I could call you all to inform you personally and this is probably a crappy way to find this out but our dear friend Anthony aka Ant aka Dare Dellcan has passed away. It is confirmed. I live around the corner and I have spoken with authorities this evening … I am only sharing this because if I was Anthony’s friend, I would want to know too. And I know that Anthony had friends all over the place.”
Dowdell had 692 friends on the social network. They were in New Jersey, where he lived, New York City, where he was raised, and spread from Los Angeles to Miami. A few were in Brazil and Italy. As with most people on Facebook, they were former girlfriends and dates-turned-friends, high school and college classmates, co-workers. Many hadn’t seen him in years. Most didn’t know each other.
The message on Facebook, linked to a newspaper article about an unnamed manfound dead in a truck in the store’s parking lot, is how nearly all learned of Dowdell’s death.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/12/07/death-facebook-dead-profiles_n_2245397.html
OMG offers funny Cases and Laws.
Funnier one is that in Detroit, if you don’t hire a Lawyer if you commit a Crime, you’re free. Detroiters, is this Law in force still?
Read On…
Most public defenders in the U.S. will handle around 400 each cases per year…but not so in Detroit! There are only five part-time public defenders who EACH take on a staggering 2,400-2,800 cases per year, averaging just 32 minutes for each one. (Note: better think twice before committing that crime in Michigan.)
This has caused major problems for the judicial system in Detroit, and a task force is attempting to set things right. Budgets are being adjusted to allow the hiring of more attorneys, but that’s not helping matters in the mean time.
Currently, some courts don’t even allow alleged criminals to ask for an attorney when they are accused of a misdemeanor. In other courts, all the accused has to do is agree not to ask for an attorney and he or she might even be let off scot-free.
http://www.omg-facts.com/category/10/Other#WK9fMK2pugIMAubT.99
Michigan should establish statewide standards for the delivery of legal representation for the poor and it should shift the funding responsibility from the counties to the state.
These are the recommendations of the state bar association’s Judicial Crossroads Task Force, a group formed to find ways to improve the state judicial system in the face of declining financial resources.
“By almost every measure, indigent criminal defense as a whole in Michigan falls far short of accepted standards, undermining the quality of justice, jeopardizing public safety, and creating large and avoidable costs,” the group said.
Michigan is one of just seven states that leave it to each county to figure out how to fund and run legal services for people who cannot afford lawyers. This arrangement means that the quality of services varies from place to place and there is no oversight to ensure that money is well spent.
A 2008 National Legal Aid and Defender Association evaluation of the Michigan public defense system found that none of the counties were providing a constitutionally adequate level of defense for poor defendants.
Counties with the greatest need for defense for the poor are also the ones least able to afford it, that study found. Financial strain has caused many counties to set up contracts that don’t allow attorneys to spend enough time on cases and high case loads lead to frequent sentencing mistakes.
In Detroit only five part-time public defenders handle between 2,400 and 2,800 cases a year, spending an average of 32 minutes on each case. The national standard for public defenders is 400 cases per year. Some courts, according to the report, do not provide public defenders at all for misdemeanor cases, and others are so overwhelmed with cases that they will “offer to let people get out of jail for time-served if they agree not to ask for an attorney.”(Source)
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