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viernes, 20 de diciembre de 2013

Man Lets His Sports Car Do The Talking In Search For A Wife

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Looking for love in all the wrong places? Maybe it's time to follow the lead of Alexander Gorbunov, who has chosen instead to let love find him -- in his sports car.

For the past eight months, the 38-year-old Hollywood, Fla., man has sported a neon yellow sign in his BMW's rear window which reads, "Looking for a wife," followed by his phone number. He also drives a Hummer from time to time with a similar sign, a method he acknowledges is unconventional, yet effective.

Gorbunov told the Miami Herald he fields between 15 and 20 calls and texts a day, around 80 percent of which are serious inquiries. He's hoping the sign will screen out women who don't have a sense of humor.

Seeking to head off accusations he's looking for the wrong type of woman, Gorbunov hastens to add he doesn't respond to gold-diggers. If a potential suitor opens with questions about his car or his house, they don't get a response, he told ABC News.

So far, the bold move hasn't done much for him personally, but his wheels have helped hook up several of his friends, and his uncle, who has now been dating the same woman for the past seven months.

Ultimately, he told local news outlet WPLG, it has been fun for him and those he encounters: "When I see people happy, I'm happy too."

WATCH the full interview with Gorbunov on WPLG, below:


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miércoles, 11 de diciembre de 2013

Pope Francis Turns Narrator For Sports Network's Coverage Of Argentina In World Cup (VIDEO)

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The Vatican ought to check into voice-over royalties.

Argentine sports network TyC cleverly turned a speech by Pope Francis into a commercial for next summer's FIFA World Cup coverage.

"The Lord summons you today ... for us to play on his team," the pontiff begins in his World Youth Day address, given last July in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where the 2014 World Cup will be held. As the Argentine pope speaks in the video, images of Argentina's national team flash on the screen.

When Francis warns World Youth Day attendees that in Rio "it will get messy," a clip of Argentine superstar Lionel Messi appears.

There are lots of other references for Argentina soccer buffs, but you don't need to know them all to be in on the fun.

Though Francis was quoted at a World Youth Day event as saying Christ offers "something more than the World Cup," we think he might get a kick out of this ad. He's known to have a long-held allegiance to the San Lorenzo club team in Buenos Aires and has been collecting soccer jerseys from around the world since ascending to the papacy.


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