BBC News Reporter Inhales Burning Drugs, Gets High, Laughs Uncontrollably And Can't Finish Report | BBC News Reporter Gets High VIDEO BBC News Reporter Inhales Burning Drugs, Gets High And Can't Finish Report. Don't inhale!' BBC reporter gets so high standing next to stack of burning opium, heroin and hash, he can't finish his report Quentin Sommerville posted link to video on YouTube page earlier today BBC's Middle East correspondent tried to report beside burning drugs But he struggled to get through broadcast without bursting into laughter The outtake video, entitled 'Don't inhale', is 'Christmas present' for his fans An embarrassed BBC reporter struggled to finish his broadcast as he got high after getting too close to a stack of burning drugs. Quentin Sommerville, the corporation's Middle East correspondent, posted a link to the video on his YouTube page today as a 'Christmas present' to his Twitter followers. The video, which he called 'Don't inhale', shows the reporter stood next to a huge pile of heroin, opium and hashish, but as he tries to Quentin Sommerville struggled to finish his broadcast without bursting into laughter as he tried to report beside a burning stack of drugs. BBC News Reporter Quentin Sommerville Inhales Burning Drugs, Gets High And Can't Finish Report BBC's Quentin Sommerville laughs uncontrollably as he attempts to report on burning drugs Reporter repeatedly collapses into giggles in front of pile of burning narcotics He has braved gunfire to report from some of the world’s most treacherous regions. But now the BBC’s Quentin Sommerville has revealed how he fell victim to an unexpected hazard: a pile of burning narcotics. In a video posted online on Monday, entitled “Don’t Inhale”, the BBC’s Middle East Correspondent appears to be getting high on the burning drugs as he tries and repeatedly fails to deliver his lines to camera before collapsing into laughter. laughter attack. Watch the hilarious moment BBC journalist gets HIGH on burning drugs and can't complete his report BBC's Middle East correspondent shared the clip as a Christmas present to his Twitter followers THE BBC’s Middle East correspondent has revealed the perils of reporting while standing next to a pile of burning heroin. Quentin Sommerville posted a link to a video showing him struggling to finish his broadcast after he got high and burst into drug-fuelled giggles.. "Don´t inhale" Journalist gets high while reporting next to pile of burning drugs. on fumes. humo, drogas, periodista, rie, risa, reir, drogado, drugged, There are many dangers as a journalist in the Middle East. That includes getting high when reporting next to a pile of burning drugs. BBC journalist Quentin Sommerville found that out while reporting at some point over the last year and apparently getting high. Either that or he was just corpsing at the most inconvenient moment. BBC reporter accidently inhales drugs, can't finish broadcast Quentin Sommerville, the BBC's Middle East correspondent, posted a "Christmas present" for his Twitter followers on Monday: a hilarious video of himself getting accidently high while standing next to a stach of burning opium, heroin and hash during a broadcast. Expectedly, he couldn't finish. It is unclear where the video was filmed, however his message to viewers was "don't inhale!" BBC journalist gets high on drug bonfire Now Congress Wants To Have A Screening For 'The Interview' On Capitol ... One Direction & Jimmy Fallon Cheerfully Sing 'Santa Claus Is Comin... Watch This BBC Reporter And Camera Crew Get Really High Standing Next To A Burning Pile Of Drugs When reporting in a dangerous, war-torn part of the world, the threat of death is usually a constant nagging presence in the minds of foreign journalists. This is especially the case after several members of the Western media were beheaded at the hands of a British rapper-turned-ISIS member. Turns out, the area’s dangers are more complex than mere death. From Metro: "don´t inhale" A BBC Middle East correspondent has made fun himself in a YouTube video showing him accidentally getting high on a potent cocktail of drug fumes. BBC News Reporter Inhales Burning Drugs, Gets High, Laughs Uncontrollably And Can't Finish Report 2014, december. tv on live, television BBC JOURNALIST GETS A LITTLE GIDDY WHILE STANDING BESIDE PILE OF BURNING DRUGS British Reporter Can't Stop Laughing After Accidentally Inhaling Opium Quentin Sommerville Struggles Complete His Piece To Camera [AMAZING VIDEO] full Who knew standing beside a pile of burning hash and heroin could make you light headed? BBC journalist Quentin Sommerville found that out the hard way… Quentin originally tweeted out the following video saying: “Dear tweeps, it's been a year of bullets & bloodshed.You've earned a xmas laugh, at my expense [sic]…”

• published: 23 Dec 2014
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