Wednesday, February 15, 2012

National Enquirer Blind Item

WHICH morning TV show personality tried to throw his weight around, but was still turned away from an exclusive Indianapolis restaurant during the Super Bowl festivities? The plump correspondent, who was all set on chowing down on the eatery’s famous steaks, tried everything to score a table, but still wasn’t let in!


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15 comments:

  1. Brandy9:51 AM

    Al Roker?

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  2. General9:53 AM

    clearly al

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  3. jo9:56 AM

    Why are these types of items blind?

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  4. Audrey9:58 AM

    Not sure who it was, but I'm sure it was at Elmo's Steakhouse. Good steaks and AMAZING shrimp cocktail. Only had it once but it still haunts me.

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  5. J Slaughter10:06 AM

    Sounds like Al Roker

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  6. The Black Cat10:10 AM

    I like the easy blind items.

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  7. The Hater10:46 AM

    How is this a blind item? The owner of the steakhouse told the story on Seacrest.

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  8. Ice Angel11:08 AM

    How could you turn away Al Roker??? Hahahaha!!!

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  9. shakey11:13 AM

    I thought it would be Willard Scott.

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  10. Mango11:52 AM

    Is Willard Scott still alive??

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  11. Poppymann12:02 PM

    J. Fred Muggs

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  12. AngusParvo12:08 PM

    Willard Scott is still alive, and creepier than ever

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  13. Parnassian Strip Mine12:55 PM

    Isn't Al Roker skinny now? It had to be St. Elmo's Steak House. It's been an institution forever and a day.

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  14. Parnassian Strip Mine1:02 PM

    The Hater is right. This is already all over the press. I guess the Enquirer just wants to get in on the BI buzz by making them up from regular news.

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  15. Sadie1:24 PM

    Al Roker isn't plump. Guess again.

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