OCTOBER VIDEOS

That is unbelievable. After I watch this video and seen how many bullets were fired, I cant believe that none of the gunmen didn’t accidentally shoot them selves or any one else in this crowded bar.

The gunfire lasted for several minutes and was captured on a video surveillance system at the Route 66 Kitchen in Toledo Ohio.
Deputy Police Chief Don Kenney says the gunshots escalated from a fistfight that apparently began when a bar employee asked a man who was trying to sell marijuana to leave.

Quick lesson in high school football. The game isn't over until the official blows the whistle on the final play.

Canton (Michigan) Plymouth High learned that the hard way earlier this month.

The school thought it had defeated Westland (Michigan) John Glenn when it blocked a last-second field goal attempt. But when its players ran off the field in celebration, none of the players realized that the ball hadn't crossed the line of scrimmage and was still in play.

No official had blown the ball dead.

So while Plymouth celebrated, John Glenn's Tony Wilton alertly picked up the ball and ran 33-yards for the winning score.

The history of ''Saturday Night Live'' presidential impersonations extends back to the first season and has remained a fixture ever since. Audiences love how ''SNL'' offers political satire that's pointed or absurd, but rarely mean spirited.

Most presidents have taken the lampooning in stride; it goes with the job of being the most powerful person in the world. This time Saturday Night Live took aim at President Obama, with actor Fred Armisen portraying Obama as a do nothing president.

Fred Armisen does a great job of playing the President but there are some people who are upset that a non black actor got the job of impersonating President Obama on Saturday Night Live.

Getting the job of impersonating a president on SNL is a big deal. Fred Armisen will be in good company, here is a list of some other comedians impersonating former presidents.

Dan Aykroyd as Richard Nixon

Chevy Chase as Gerald Ford

Dan Aykroyd as Jimmy Carter

Phil Hartman as Ronald Reagan

Dana Carvey as George Bush

Phil Hartman and Darrell Hammond as Bill Clinton

Will Ferrell as George W. Bush

Fred Armisen as Barack Obama

Online personality Guitar Terry demonstrates the proper and improper way to throw a golf club.