And The Biggest Loser of the month is...

a Cleveland man who became so disgusted watching a Fear Factor episode that he vomited and then ran hysterically into a doorway ramming his head.

What a friggin MORON!!!! As a good friend of mine exclaimed, "It's the UP CHANNEL button you MORON if you can't stand what you're watching!"

Well, I guess Mr. Cleveland was in such a state of mortification he was unable to utilize his remote to change the channel. I'd hate to see this guy try to handle a real life serious situation. Maybe they should give him his own reality show and we can laugh at him as he vomits, runs in circles, and rams body parts into objects when shown "freaky" pictures over a monitor.

GROW SOME BALLS MAN!

If you'd like to read more, the article is pasted below.

BTW, I will be posting "The Biggest Loser of the Month" awards each month and NO I don't mean the people who lose the most weight.


NBC's 'Fear Factor' Sued for Rat-Eating Episode
Jan 6, 1:51 PM (ET)
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Watching contestants eat dead rats on NBC's gross-out stunt show "Fear Factor" so disgusted a Cleveland man that he has sued NBC for $2.5 million, saying he could not stomach what he saw.
In a handwritten four-page lawsuit filed in federal court in Cleveland on Tuesday, paralegal Austin Aitken said, "To have the individuals on the show eat (yes) and drink dead rats was crazy and from a viewer's point of view made me throw-up as well an another in the house at the same time."
His suit added, "NBC is sending the wrong message to its TV watchers that cash can make or have people do just about anything beyond reasoning (sic) and in most cases against their will."
He said the show caused his blood pressure to rise so high that he became dizzy and light-headed, and when he ran away to his room, he bumped his head into the doorway.
In a brief telephone interview with Reuters, Aitken said, "I am not at liberty to discuss the complaint unless it is a paid-interview situation."
A spokesman for "Fear Factor" said the show would have no comment until it sees a copy of the complaint. The spokesman said the program did feature a rat-eating scene in New York's Times Square on Nov. 8.
Over the years, contestants on the program have eaten some weird things, including ground-up spiders and live worms.