Video: Rosanna Scotto Drops "Soy" Bomb

Rosanna Scotto, Good Day New York anchor and restaurateur, was a little frisky on the Fox 5 morning program today: When discussing whether milk not from a cow could be called mother's milk, her colleague Greg Kelly pointed out there could be "soy juice." Then Scotto suggested "soy jizzum." Really:

The National Milk Producers Federation apparently wants only milk from animals to be called milk—if they only knew the troubles they were causing for Fox 5. And while we can't wait to see what Joel McHale will say about this on The Soup, this ain't no "Keep fucking that chicken."

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By Jen Chung in News on April 29, 2010 5:01 PM

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NannyState

Wow, talk about having soy on your face...

fruitstand

Uh oh, I think I'm going to wack to this

jechan

what was she TRYING to say ?

twentyfive25

Pearl necklace?

butterbutter

I see where she was going with that.

"Jizzum" is a juice that is extracted.

So is soy and rice 'juice'. I see her analogy.

Wza

Too bad Darlene Rodriguez didn't say this.

schadenfreudian mensch

Too bad Ernie Anastos didn't say it while he's fucking that chicken.

DaleyGrind

That's excellent...

VorneliusCanderbilt

Your move PIX 11.

nicemarmot

Is it spelled "jizzum" or "jism"? I've seen it both ways.

Also, I kind of see the milk peoples' point. I guess almond/soy/etc "milk" are sort of used in the same way as cow milk et al, but they do come from rather different sources. Also one's naturally a liquid and the other has to be processed. Calling it soy juice would be more semantically accurate, no?

blueruin

*sementically accurate

jaycjay

Certainly one word should never have more than one meaning!

Splicer

I find it interesting that the Rosanna Scotto story is next after the beached whale story. Just saying.

longacre

It's pretty hot when the other girl wipes her mouth after the camera switches to her.

inoyourider

+1

Absolutely

Jonny

this would have been much hotter had it been "uttered" by Jodie Applegate!

Dick Nickel

Oh hell yeah.

CR

Uhhhhhhh... Ok...

Also, will this make it acceptable to say "jizzum" in public, on TV, and in the media in general?

longacre

No. "Spooge," "baby batter" and "throat yogurt" are cool though.

Qraymond

We did a whole hip-hop song about local nyc newscasters saying crazy stuff, and we included samples from a lot of them... it's called "Newscasters with Ghettoblasters"

Check it out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klrXJ_xIUrA