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Nives Celzijus failed on Croatian Radio Festival.

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  1. UKSponge360 says:

    Ability to wear heels FAIL

  2. zredaf says:

    Nice tatoo

  3. Antmo says:

    No Video FAIL

  4. Aitho says:

    LOL HAHA

  5. MLD says:

    First thought was that was Paula Abdul til I read the name.

  6. jonthedoc says:

    Who is that??

    • JBD says:

      read the capshun why dont cha?

      • MLD says:

        Even reading the caption doesn’t tell me who the hell it is.

        • Gone2thedogs says:

          Caption says: “Nives Celzijus failed on Croatian Radio Festival.”

          Careful observation FAIL!

          • MLD says:

            yeah, It gives me the name. That doesn’t tell me who it IS. For that, I would need to Google. There’s a difference between getting the name and knowing who it is.

              • Ms B ♥ says:

                Too much work apparently.

                • Arthur Eld says:

                  Much more work than asking people around here. Apparently.

                  • Dragonwriter says:

                    This guy reminds me of my students. GAWD FORBID they have any initiative and be an active participant in their own learning. They would much rather do nothing and remain ignorant.

                    Man. They get SO pissed at me because I won’t let them do that. Hee hee hee!

                    • Ms B ♥ says:

                      I’ve noticed a HUGE generation gap when it comes to this. I’ve noticed that the younger generations are getting lazier and lazier when it comes to learning in general. My own little brother didn’t even graduate high school and had to be motivated very creatively to get him to finish the make-up classes. It’s soooo sad!

                      • Arthur Eld says:

                        HAH! :-)

                      • 5_eagles says:

                        I concur with that having four kids.

                      • zach says:

                        I actually have to say he might have a point about using google. He might be using an alternate web browser (like the wii, psp, ect.) which makes typing stuff really slow. Asking is better then.

                        Stupid hiccups.

                      • Cuisine! says:

                        Learn to stereotype more please. It’s always cute when people act like their generation is so much better than this generation. I happen to know for a fact we’re not the first generation to have lazy people in it. But it’s okay because clearly when we’re older we’ll be as stuck in our ways as you. Oh wait I’m not old enough to have an opinion because that would require effort and a valid opinion! I apologize for this failrant.

                    • Arthur Eld says:

                      Would you say that your students now are lazier, dumber, less willing to learn, less curious than they were some years ago?

                      • Dragonwriter says:

                        No…I don’t think I’d say that. I would say, however, that the information age has led them to some unrealistic expectations that knowledge will magically appear just because they ask for it, and that they never have to question the validity of said knowledge. My students get absolutely outraged when I tell them that they can only use library sources (books and sources from the online databases my university subscribes to) and that they cannot just use any random website or wiki page to get their information.

                        • Arthur Eld says:

                          Hehe, I know what you mean. My observation, backed by others, is that they are less critical than my generation is/was. An old teacher once told me that it was pretty much impossible to teach in the 70s, because everybody would question everything. In the 80s it was the same, except that they boiled everything down to other core issues. My generation then apparently was less ideological, but still critical. In the last years, he said, his students were ready to believe everything he told ‘em. Sad and scary…

                        • Dragonwriter says:

                          Hee…! Absolutely. You and I are of the same generation. You’re just a few years younger than I.

                        • Arthur Eld says:

                          Really? I thought you were waaaaaay older!

                          (Kidding! :-D I left you a message on your website, btw.)

                        • Dragonwriter says:

                          PLLLBBBBTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!! :p

                          *goes to look*

                        • Judy says:

                          I thought you were the older one, Arthur.

                        • Arthur Eld says:

                          PLLLBBBBTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!

                        • Emperor, Leader of the Resistance. says:

                          So much saliva flying around… *sigh*

                        • Arthur Eld says:

                          Beautiful rainbow, though.

                        • Hi Arthur! I’m glad your here today. Much respect to you!

                          I just wanted to comment on your “rant” from a couple weeks ago regarding pollution, et. al.

                          *on soapbox*

                          I live in Los Angeles and have since 1980, and everywhere I go I see huge amounts of waste. Let’s take my car, for example. I hardly ever drive it, usually taking public transit, but when I do I am aghast at the waste inherent in it. It weighs about 2500lbs and gets around 30 MPG. Pretty good for an ‘87 SAAB. But the average auto wastes 80% of the gas it consumes as heat and only around 20% goes into locomotion (rough estimates). I weigh less than 10% of what the car does, so that comes out to being only about 2% of the burned gas goes to moving what I want to be moved – me!

                          Then I look into the trash. Take a six-pack of crappy beer, for instance, beer that should never have been brewed in the first place. Just where did that cardboard container come from? Trees. Shipped several times, hundreds, if not thousands of miles before it ends up in the store (not to mention the chemicals, inks, etc., that were themselves shipped hundreds or thousands of miles). And where does it go? Either to the landfill or to a recycling place to be shipped hundreds of miles again before it becomes something useful again.

                          People are all into recycling, but let’s remember that the phrase used to be here: Reduce, reuse, recycle.

                          Trouble is there’s no money in the first two. Reducing the amount we use doesn’t make anyone a dime and reusing what we’ve bought cuts into somebody’s profits. So, it’s recycle, recycle, recycle. I’d love to be able to take my empty wine bottles to the store and have them refilled from a big drum, which then would go back to the winery and be refilled.

                          And regarding the wine itself, why am I drinking wine made in Argentina? Easy, it’s cheap. California makes more fücking wine than France, but I buy wine from Argentina! That’s ~5000 miles! Brazilian hardwood is shipped to China for milling and then shipped here (or further) for installation. This is crazy. A piece of wood travels around the world.

                          As an aside, regarding the air in L.A., it is very clean now. I know that’s hard for everyone to believe, but it’s true. When I first came here in 1980 I stood on top of a building in downtown and the 6th block disappeared into the yellow haze. Now I can see for miles and miles all the time. I thank the State of California for leading the nation on the pollution control of the autos and trucks – it’s been a big help and I breath easier for it.

                          *off soapbox*

                        • Arthur Eld says:

                          Whoa!
                          First of all, thanks!

                          I’m surprised by two things: Clean air in LA and public transport in LA. Apparently some things have changed since I’ve last been there (10 years ago). Great! As far as I know, California’s enviromental laws are as strict as the German laws, if not stricter. Which is great, especially since California is one of the most productive states in the US (again, as far as I know), hence proving that green doesn’t mean the enviroment is well, but the economy isn’t.

                          I’m offering a bet: I say ten to 15 years from now, the Europeans will look up to the US for their achievements in green technologies and copy them. And the majority of Americans will agree that protecting the only planet we have is a good idea.

                        • Yeah, clean air in L.A., and they’re working on Long Beach because all the ships sit and idle there. They’ve finally mandated that the ships use on-shore power and shut down their big stinky diesels.

                          As for the public transit, buses run all over the place and pretty frequently, too. Many are powered by CNG and they have some HUGE ones (articulated). It’s not uncommon to find 100 people on a single bus.

                        • Thaze says:

                          God I hate these stereotypes…
                          Look, I’m almost 17 and a Junior in High School. I never believe most of the sh*t that by teachers try to dish out. The problem I’ve noticed isn’t just the students. The thing is that every single day we get shoved down our throats lies about the sheer impossibility of getting into college (It’s easier than they say, at least) and that combined with the conviction of the teacher’s beliefs actually scares the students into treating this stuff as fact whether it is or not. All they care about is whether they get it right on the next quiz or test. In the current school system, teachers support grades more than they do actually LEARNING. These priorities cause the changes you have observed.

                        • Emperor, Leader of the Resistance. says:

                          Thaze, thought experiment. When is the last time you had a question about something? Ok now how did you get your answer? Further when was the last time you had a question about something, how it works for example? Did you ever investigate the topic? Did you do an experiment to see if your findings were correct?

                        • chez ♂ says:

                          Thaze, this would be nclb (no child left behind) at work, which mandates that students be able to test well or schools/teachers get punished. Quite apart from being a fine f-ing way to boost low-performing schools, this causes a lot of less skilled teachers (another rant for another day) to resort to teaching strictly and solely for the standardized test, which is *gag* multiple choice and consists of filling in endless little bubbles without much critical or creative thought. This system is part of the problem. People (students and teachers) actually putting up with it is another problem.

                        • Admiral Apparent says:

                          I’m not convinced that NCLB has had a big impact on the percentage of students that make it through school with critical thinking skills. I’m a firm believer that the single biggest determining factor whether a child will be lifelong learner with the ability to think, question, reason, and argue persuasively is whether they entered school wanting to learn. A child gets that from parents.

                        • Emperor, Leader of the Resistance. says:

                          I beg to differ a little. This may be a nature versus nurture thing but you do not necessarily get it from your parents. A break in the cycle is always possible, though a good upbringing is always a boost. For instance a child going on to college even though their parents want them to join the family business, or both parents never went to college or university. I know of some specific cases where parents were not around for most of the child’s upbringing and he still always strived to do well in school. One of my best friends actually.

                        • Dragonwriter says:

                          The Admiral said it was “a major determining factor”. Obviously this means that he acknowledges that other factors are at play here. No single element is going to explain 100% of situations, and there are always exceptions. It is a proven fact, however, that parental involvement has a positive effect on a child’s ability and desire to learn.

                        • Admiral Apparent says:

                          I’m talking about early education. College decisions don’t factor into this. Even parents that would be negligent enough to discourage college for their child should want them to be educated enough to improve the family business.

                          Neither of my parents went to college, but they made d*mn sure that I went. I see no relationship to this statement and what I said.

                          These people you know…were they raised by wolves? Somebody raised them, even if they weren’t the biological parents.

                          What Dragon said better than what I originally wrote in this paragraph. :-)

                        • Emperor, Leader of the Resistance. says:

                          Maybe I got caught being a bit of a literalist but when he said it was “the single biggest determining” factor. I inferred singularity. In the end I think there are some other major factors that should just be mentioned. With no respect at all to what was mentioned but more of a general tally. I would say availability of education, the willingness of the student (at an early age is hard to judge) and then I would add in parenting. Though we must take into account the relationship between child and parent. If the child wants to spite or impress their parents, well two outcomes are possible.

                          Oh and the reason I mentioned a college level was because the original discussion came from a high school student and I was presenting the next available option level.

                        • Admiral Apparent says:

                          It is quite clear that there is an assumption that education is available.

                          A “willingness of the student” is equivalent to wanting to learn. This is not a counter-argument.

                          I didn’t say that a child’s success is dependent on the parents directly teaching them, though that certainly helps. What I did say is that it is imperative that a child grows up with a desire to learn.

                          Why bring up extremely dysfunctional situations? Again, all that was stated was that children get the desire to learn from their parents. That’s not the only place they can get it. If the parental situation is screwed up, the child may learn it from a surrogate.

                          I’m done with this conversation.

                        • Dragonwriter says:

                          “I would say availability of education, the willingness of the student (at an early age is hard to judge) and then I would add in parenting.”

                          You can say whatever you want…that doesn’t make you right. The seminal studies have identified four specific criteria that have the greatest impact on student learning, achievement, and desire for success in school: early and continuing parental involvement, the teachers, the curriculum, and setting. Another study claims that “children’s attitudes are influenced more by their parents’ attitudes about their abilities than by their own past performances.”

                          Your own personal experiences are not empirical data.

                        • Emperor, Leader of the Resistance. says:

                          I was not presenting it as a counter argument. I even went as far as to say, “With no respect at all to what was mentioned but more of a general tally.” I agree with you actually in the end, I just enjoy promoting further discussion by exploring the other criteria.

                          Oh and DW I know for sure that one person’s experiences cannot be considered empirical data. If I wanted to make it empirical I would need a larger test group and have it scientifically acclaimed. In the process losing its personalness to me.

                        • Emperor, Leader of the Resistance. says:

                          But Dw already discredited my tally anyways.

                      • 5_eagles says:

                        I don’t know AE if “dumber” should be used but maybe a lack of proper guidance or no imagination might be a tbetter word to discribe the condition that we used to call dumb.LOL

                      • TwitchWicket says:

                        Mr. Arthur, the state of California has filed for bankruptcy. They’re in the worst financial condition in the country. I don’t know that it is because of their environmental legislation, but it certainly isn’t success in spite of it.

                        • Arthur Eld says:

                          I didn’t know that. But anyway, I was rather talking about California’s contribution to the US-GDP. I am still unsure if I’m correct, though.

                  • MLD says:

                    lol I didnt say I didn’t or that I wouldn’t I’m not even the one that asked who it was. I only commented that knowing the name doesn’t nec. tell you who it is.

              • Vince Offer says:

                FacePalm(tm)?

            • JBD says:

              google.com

            • Gone2thedogs says:

              And so, do you really know who Paula Abdul is? Do you know her personally? I don’t think so. Just because its a name you know doesn’t mean you know the person and vice versa.

            • aMeRiCaN cHe Is SuCh A nOoB says:

              *facepalm*
              For the love of cheese, just search the darn thing up!

    • mw says:

      She’s a Croatian singer/model/socialite/author, at least according to the quick Google search I did. Of course, if you’re not Croatian that probably still doesn’t help–didn’t help me, that’s fer sure.

      I think yours was a valid question, but I would have phrased it differently: instead of “who is that?” (a question which, in all honesty, is answered by the photo caption), a better way to phrase it might have been “What is this person’s claim to fame?” (Aside from being the poster child for The Society for the Banning of Stiletto-Wearing from Occasions Where Walking is Neccessary.)

  7. She’s just a bit tired from a hard night out is all…

  8. GoblinAss says:

    Who is that bitch?

  9. Max says:

    Huh, from the looks of it i thought it might be Paula Abdul, after tipping back to many..

  10. ray007 says:

    lol

  11. KatzVonD says:

    OUCH. I think she just broke her face.

  12. Steffie says:

    LOL that must have hurt!! :) FAIL!!!

  13. At least she face planted on that nice soft carpet

  14. GoblinAss says:

    This proves that chicks are stupid… and generally fail at life

  15. Me_so_Hobo says:

    Have you seen me Ц¢?? It’s hugeeeeeeeee!!!

  16. Gone2thedogs says:

    I am not a troll, but I have to ask: Did she die?

  17. Me_so_Hobo says:

    (Failed) Have you seen me Ц¢k? It’s hugeeeeeeeee!!!

  18. rastamnvibration says:

    OO I know!The carpet should be blue!Did I win?

  19. Ms B ♥ says:

    Wow! I’m tired…I think I’ll just…
    *faceplant*

  20. Gone2thedogs says:

    The two rolls of tape suggest that they were meant to hold the carpet down. Someone probably forgot to tape the edges to the ground. The carpet moved under her feet and she slipped. Blame the people who organized the event. Organizer FAIL!!

  21. Hm, suggestion for future reference: choose your shoes based on whether you can walk in them rather than how sexy you think they make you look, or alternatively wear full football padding to prevent personal injury if you simply must wear the “sexy” ones.

  22. Emperor, Leader of the Resistance. says:

    Face-plant.

  23. JasonK says:

    For a moment I was going to post “she looks like she died”…then I thought “oh snap!”

    I can’t believe I my absent-mindness was about to feed the trolls.

  24. LeonimuZ says:

    Did she died?

  25. judson says:

    I does not appear that she even tried to break the fall, her hands are still at her sides as if it was a faint, blackout, abrupt coma, or sudden death. Or maybe she’s just stupid and clumsy.

    • dahumanz says:

      i bet on the last thing, stupid and clumsy.

      she always droves in expensive cars and lays in her golden bed, so she never learned how to not get hurt when falling.

      (sry for bad english im from germany)

    • HerFluffyness says:

      she’s stupid and clumsy… always has been… -.-’

  26. Megaton Dennis says:

    I think she is simply holding the carpet in place for the person who’s job it is to tape it down.

  27. ChiaPet says:

    Methinks her problem is being overly top-heavy. Her chest keeps her from standing up straight, so grabity makes her topple over. A search of her name provides links to sites such as “boubs popped out” and so on.

    Well, at least she’s famous for something, just not grace, charm or singing ability.

  28. GoblinAss says:

    She looks like she assumes the “face down, ass up” position regularly… and had the tramp stamp to prove it.

    Wasnt this slut in Playboy?

  29. Onion says:

    Quick tape over her!!!

  30. GreenGuy says:

    Did she die? x’D

  31. Megaton Dennis says:

    Apologies if this should be obvious, or if it’s some in joke, but whats with all the did they die comments?

  32. Walter Schellenbier says:

    She looks doable in that position.

  33. MK1K says:

    Another one where someone trips and falls! These never get old.

    >_>

  34. F!rst says:

    OMG DIE IT DIED???

  35. m says:

    i think shes working there. she did not fall.

  36. Iusuallylurk ♀ quietly with a big bottle of Advil says:

    I think I’ll just take a little nap.
    *facecarpet*
    *snore*

  37. kit kat says:

    I bet the person taking the photo was like “SWEET! I got it!!!” and then ran off laughing :) tehe I wish it had been me.

  38. Vagina says:

    LoL

  39. fluffy DOT ORG! says:

    I couldn’t help but notice that SOMEONE left their duct tape behind. Was this a planned trip?

    • mrs_z says:

      I think the duct tape fell out of her shirt. Someone in Hollywood told her to use duct tape to keep her boobs where they belong, see, and she didn’t quite understand the concept.

  40. AfraidOfTheDark says:

    That’s the thing ’bout narcolepsy, it always strikes at the worst possible t………………

    *snore*

  41. video video video!

  42. KoKing says:

    I’d do her again.

  43. Again says:

    Wait… You mean this ISN’T Lindsay Lohan?

  44. Honkey says:

    Not gonna lie- it’s a double fail if you add in the fact that she has a MASSIVE tramp stamp.

  45. Ema Couture says:

    LMAO. awhh. who is thattt ? x

  46. Gone2thedogs says:

    Comment # 300!

  47. This is so family guy hahaha.

    • megatondennis says:

      Im not sure, I dont remember the Simpsons doing this joke yet, unless family guy has gotten original on us.

  48. Daniel says:

    I’ll bet no one helped her either. lol.

  49. Thaze says:

    Hey, why don’t we get a chatango set up here or something instead of ridiculously long irrelevant comments?

    • Thank you Buzz Killington. Frankly, If you don’t like what happens here you needn’t read this.

      • Jennyisbusy says:

        So today I drove in the car with 2 babies for 6 hours – and I had a massive headache! I stayed at a McDonalds for over an hour while trying to recover. All of this was after my brother in law had his spinal fluid…

  50. Gabie says:

    Looks like her energy drink wore off

  51. chez ♂ says:

    Am I the only one who thinks she has to have been walking sideways on the red carpet for this to have happened?

  52. Simplicitylett says:

    Guess she wanted to munch on some carpet?

  53. ashlynn says:

    Miley Cyrus!?

  54. gala says:

    is that miley cyrus?

  55. Malicite says:

    Welp, that proves it… she was not Superman… *owes someone $10*

  56. SnareBassCymbal says:

    aaaaaand you lose the game

  57. Dalija says:

    hahahahah ona pala..glupa žena haha :p

  58. Vagina says:

    can i ask if thats tila tequila?

  59. bob says:

    you are a noob

  60. Bryan McManus says:

    Some plastic surgeon’s daughter is getting a new pony.

  61. Ellen says:

    Where’s her underwear?

  62. cark1 says:

    She just heard the song Carpet Crawlers by Genesis and decided to test what it was like…

  63. Jennyisbusy says:

    I wonder if they aired this on Greek TV if they would be yelling OPA, OPA, OPA, as she twisted and fail?

  64. Joe Faceplantovic says:

    Now that’s a proper faceplant :D

  65. Eric says:

    She FAILED down, all right.

  66. frat boy says:

    She wants sex no?

  67. Nuuute says:

    When Jim’s wife places her ear to the carpet she claims she can hear a celebrity from as far away as a mile.

  68. Dandoliki says:

    Maybe it was a kidnap attempt. There’s a lot of duck tape around….

  69. Lin Cirrus says:

    She got pwned because her heels are too high.

  70. Bill says:

    Did she die?

  71. Jay says:

    TILAAAA IM JAY TILAAA YEY :O TILAAA IM GAY (E)

  72. Ice says:

    She’s alive, and her name’s nives celzius, a very stupid croatian person xD

  73. rolf says:

    quite a spectacular fall.

  74. 13jak says:

    it’s like a febreze ad…

  75. rawr89 says:

    say you like eating red carpet!!
    lol

  76. Bam Bam says:

    That tattoo on her lower back… Its an ancient chinese marital arts symbol. It means the mark of the whore.

  77. this is me says:

    I can hear the subway!

  78. george says:

    i’d tap that

  79. MonkeyFish says:

    All-coke-no-food diet FAIL

  80. k says:

    nice. trampstamp.

  81. smegg says:

    Nice tramp stamp…

  82. automa says:

    she dead?

  83. PRATT says:

    Her B(.)(.)bs prolly softened the fall. She is Nives Celzijus by the way. Google her.

  84. James says:

    Photographer Win!!!

  85. CenterCoreMcCabe says:

    If only that were miley cyrus, with a bullet hole through her thick head.

  86. Dean says:

    It’s obviously a woman trying to check that the carpet and whatever else is out to the side are aligned as designed….Eyeball close to the ground, rest of body in whatever position helps sighting down the line… Not really a fail if that’s the case, except perhaps with regard to misrepresentation for “fail” appeal…

  87. the noob says:

    Did she die?

  88. Jar Sqwuid says:

    What the eff she’s laying next to gaff tape.

    That grip is gonna get fired.

  89. Jared says:

    Gotta be Miley Cyrus….gotta be.

  90. bob says:

    The problem is, that bitch recently really won the prize for the best selling book in Croatia. Like bitch, like book, like nation.

  91. mamuz says:

    yeah, she’s an ex playboy girl, stupid, but i wouldn’t mind…

  92. Moxie says:

    Is that Paula Abdul?

  93. Joe says:

    Is it just me or that tramp stamp an arrow?

  94. bhe says:

    Hahaha, to je Nives hahaha… Totalni FAIL!!! :D

  95. onetime says:

    i have heard of eating carpet but that takes the piss

  96. Semi says:

    Go Croatia!
    I’m so proud…


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