Airline's Body Paint Safety Video

Airline's Body Paint Safety Video

Air New Zealand has produced an in-flight safety video showing a pilot and cabin crew wearing nothing but body paint.

In this video everyone will see safety briefings in a plane.

It already hits two million on YouTube and shows the pilot and crew wearing body paint to resemble their normal uniforms.

The video is about 3-minute, 28-second. It is names as 'Bare essentials of safety'.

Each clip took one day to shoot and cost about 10 to 15% of the cost of a major brand commercial, an airline spokesman told the New York Times.

The airline's recent 'nothing to hide' marketing campaign featured staff, including chief executive Rob Fyfe, adorned in only body paint.

Hunter Hunted!

Hunter Hunted!

The hunter became the hunted when a deer took revenge on the man who shot it.
Randy Goodman, 47, from Sedalia, Missouri shot the stag twice with his rifle and assumed it was dead.

But seconds later the 240lb deer came back to life and turned on Mr Goodman, knocking him to the ground and pounding him with its hooves.

Mr Goodman, a veteran hunter who described the attack just before Christmas as "15 seconds of hell", also suffered the indignity of having a clip of the incident watched by thousands on YouTube.

After the attack the deer then ran a short distance before collapsing. Mr Goodman was able to recover enough to fire two more shots, making sure the angry animal was definitely dead this time.

He then drove himself to hospital were he received seven stitches to his head.
Most people who watched the clip on YouTube did not have much sympathy for Mr Goodman.

"I was laughing, and almost crying. Anybody who has read Bambi would laugh their socks off," wrote one.