When interviewing a woman who had survived the devastating Oklahoma tornado with her young son, the CNN reporter asked her if she “thanked the Lord.”

The woman replied that she was an atheist.

She seemed to take it all in stride, though, saying she doesn’t blame anyone for thanking the Lord.

Awk-ward.

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Well, guess what…Gandhi never said it.

There are plenty of other misquotations out there that spread around the internet like wildfire.

Mental Floss presents “50 Common Misquotations” below.

As Wichita, Kansas meteorologist J.D. Rudd was telling  residents to hunker down ahead of the incoming tornado, he is told, “It’s our time to go”.

A lone radar image was left on the screen, but the news anchors scramble as they make their way to their bunker.

The man instructing Rudd to take cover, says in the video below, “in 20 years I have never said this,” referring to the decision to evacuate during a live newscast.

Check it out in the video below.

After this past Sunday’s Pentecost Mass, Pope Francis approached several children with disabilities who attended.

In an unusual move, he placed both his hands atop head of one of the children.

According to a journalist from TV2000, a channel owned by the Italian Episcopal Conference, this gesture often represents an act of exorcism.

The network, who has a weekly program called “Vade Retro,” interviewed a few exorcists who confirmed this interpretation.

In the video below, Pope Francis seems to have a brief conversation with the priest standing behind the child, after which his expression changes and he covers the child’s head with both his hands.

“The exorcists who have seen the images have no doubt: this was a liberation prayer from evil, or a real act of exorcism,” adds TV2000. Their next episode of “Vade Retro” will focus on Pope Francis’ battle against the Devil and temptation.

What say you? Was this really an exorcism or just a simple blessing?

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As the woman is giving a local reporter her account of what happened, when the dog miraculously appears under the rubble.

It’s truly a moving moment.

Grab the Kleenex and check it out below.

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When she asked what was going on, the man asked her to “call the police,” adding that the driver had run him over and that he climbed up onto the hood.

What do you think?  Real or fake?

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This guy, though, is full of WIN at the ripe old age of 95.

Watch, as he unloads a proper beating on his Wii boxing opponent.

How many rounds can he win?  DEPENDS!

Alayna, 9, was picked to throw out the first pitch at Tropicana Field.

Her father, Lt. Col. Will Adams who had been stationed in Afghanistan, appeared on the JumboTron and told his daughter he would see her soon.

After Alayna threw out the first pitch, the catcher removed his mask – and there was dad.

You’ll have to excuse me now.  I think I have something in my eye.

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They try and they try, but sometimes they just fall a little short.

This cute little girl tries desperately to say the word “frog,” but it just doesn’t quite come out right.

Actually, this sounds a lot like me when my alarm clock goes off in the morning.

Check it out below.

This time, they’ve created a viral new commercial for the Ryan Lee Chiropractic Center.

Watch as patients bend, twist, crack and squeal while Lee works his magic.

This one’s on its way to viral greatness with over a million views already on YouTube.

Check it out below.

Check out the latest viral video from RonnieStreetStunts below.

Well, in a bizarre twist, Kai – real name Caleb Lawrence McGillvary – is now wanted for murder.

Union County law enforcement officials have issued an arrest warrant for Kai for the murder of Joseph Galfy, Jr., in Clark, N.J.

Galfy was found dead in his home on Monday. The cause of death has been ruled as blunt force trauma.

Authorities say McGillvary is considered armed and dangerous and has cut his hair to disguise his appearance.

He’s been charged with murder and bail has been set at $3 million.

So what led to this dark turn?  It’s not known for sure, but here’s a cryptic (and graphic) update to his Facebook page from Tuesday, the day after Galfy was found dead.

In case you missed Kai’s brush with fame earlier this year, see the interview that made him briefly famous by clicking here.

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After a hard day’s work…it’s Miller time!

Here’s an epic compilation of people opening beers in unique and creative ways.

Suddenly, I feel like kicking back a cold one!

Check it out below.

They usually really are just accidents waiting to happen.

Case in point: take a look at this epic trampoline fail compilation put together by FailArmy.

It’s sure to make your day.

Check it out below.

Watch, as a common gas pump prank turns into what may be this guy’s 15 minutes of fame (and his wife’s too!).

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An American Airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing and boot a woman off the plane after she refused to stop singing Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You.”

I guess she really wanted to dance with somebody.

New features have been added over here, old features have been removed over there…it never ends.

Well, what would it be like if that happened in real life?

ExtremelyDecentFilms takes a humorous look at a Facebook update in the real world in the video below.

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BuzzFeed is here to take a look at how to piss off a New Yorker in less than a minute.

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Before doing so, however, he had to make sure he did something special.

From high above the planet, Hadfield recorded the first-ever music video from outer space.

Check out his awesome rendition of David Bowie’s “Space Oddity” below…it’s truly a thing of beauty.

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They recently stopped one of their practices to save a girl who had become pinned under a car.

From KPTV:

On Tuesday evening at Valley High School in California’s capitol city, witnesses said a woman accidentally hit a car in front of her, panicked, then threw the car in reverse. She ended up hitting and backing over her own daughter. Her daughter was then stuck beneath her car.

That’s when nearly a dozen baseball players who heard the commotion from a nearby field ran over to help.

“It took 7 to 10 people,” Valley High junior Glenmil Biete said. “We all ran over, carried the car. Then we had one person pull her out.”

“I think we did a good job. It kind of bothered me throughout school today,” Valley high sophomore Jack Danho said. “It was still in my head. I was traumatized, but our quick thinking saved her life.”

More on this amazing story in the video below.

KPTV – FOX 12

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