Jason Bailey

A 21-year-old guy in Winnipeg named Tristan Gareau was driving a girl home from a first date earlier this month, when they saw a car that had just crashed into the side of a HOUSE.

They stopped to see if everyone was okay, and realized the 65-year-old driver was still inside, unconscious. Then the front of the car caught FIRE.

Tristan’s only about 135 pounds, and the driver was more like 220. But he says his adrenaline was going, and he somehow managed to pull the guy out and drag him to safety. Then a few seconds later, the whole CAR was engulfed in flames.

The driver’s name is Steve Guy, and he’s already out of the hospital. He got to meet Tristan last week to say thank you, and told him he’s sorry if he ruined his date. But Tristan said it actually did the OPPOSITE.

He and his date are together now . . . he referred to her as his “girlfriend” when he talked to the local news. He also said she’s REALLY into him, and joked that if you want to impress someone on a first date, saving someone’s life isn’t a bad way to go.

56-year-old Aaron Tippin did “triceps dips”, “knuckle pushups”, and “squats” during a visit to “Fox & Friends” last week.

If you think “Cash For Gold” places make a neighborhood look bad, let’s hope there are never businesses based around this . . . Read More »

A new survey found the top things about women that baffle men. And you’ll be happy to know . . . everything stand-up comedians joked about in 1992 still hold true today. Apparently the big clichés are still going strong.

Here are the top ten things about women that baffle men . . . Read More »

A new survey polled guys and found the top 10 things every man should know. But don’t worry . . . it’s talking about modern men. No one expects you to do things REAL men used to, like changing your own oil or rustling cattle. Read More »

Sometimes companies ask crazy questions in job interviews, to see how people think on their feet. But you know what’s BETTER than thinking on your feet? Having an answer READY for their stupid questions.

According to Glassdoor.com, here are the 10 weirdest interview questions this year . . .

1. “What would you do if you were the one survivor in a plane crash?”

2. “What’s your favorite ’90s jam?”

3. “If you woke up to 2,000 unread emails and could only answer 300, how would you choose them?”

4. “Who would win in a fight between Spider-Man and Batman?”

5. “If you had a machine that produces $100-a-day for life, what would you be willing to pay for it today?”

6. “What did you have for breakfast?”

7. “How would you describe the color yellow to someone who is blind?”

8. “If you had to unload a 747 full of jelly beans, what would you do?”

9. “How many people flew out of Chicago last year?”

10. “Who’s your favorite Disney princess?”

21-year-old Wu Hsia of Ningbo, China broke up with his 20-year-old girlfriend Jun Tang a few months ago. Now he’s dating 22-year-old Rong Tsao.

But Jun was not over him, and she’s been harassing Rong. So earlier this week, Wu had them both meet him at a park to get them to stop fighting.

But when they got there, the ex really escalated things. She jumped into a river to see if Wu would save her. Rong wasn’t going to let her get away with a stunt like that . . . so she jumped too, and made Wu pick who he was going to rescue.

Naturally, he picked his current girlfriend. Then he called his brother to come save his ex.

But it wasn’t all positive for Rong . . . she hurt herself when she jumped and had to go to the hospital.

I have some advice for this guy: Even though you’ve got two women fighting over you, the correct pick is neither one. I can smell the crazy on both of them and I’m sitting halfway across the world.

If you liked “The Dress,” there’s a drawing of a watch on the cover of a new comic book . . . and only one in 15 people can see the green hourglass on the watch face.  The rest of us can’t.

This is awesome!! I imagine this is what it would look like if that big fireworks store right before you get into Knoxville were to catch on fire.

Rolling Stone recently polled their readers to come up with a rundown of “The 10 Best TV Shows of the 1980s.” Here’s how the vote came out:

1. “Cheers”, 1982-1993

2. “Miami Vice”, 1984-1990

3. “Hill Street Blues”, 1981-1987

4. “Married with Children”, 1987-1997

5. “The Wonder Years”, 1988-1993

6. “Alf”, 1986-1990

7. “The A-Team”, 1983-1987

8. “Family Ties”, 1982-1989

9. “Moonlighting”, 1985-1989

10. “Night Court”, 1984-1992