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Hi, I'm Martine Croxall, and I am invisible.

This BBC News anchor accidentally stood in front of the wrong camera Monday night, so viewers were left staring at an empty chair.

She handled it very well, however, and instructed everyone to "pretend like you haven't noticed."

Snow news is good news, right?

After this week's Snowmageddon in Buffalo, here's a nice collection of snow-related news bloopers to keep you entertained while you thaw.

So sad, yet so cute.

Watch this ferret totally try to steal the spotlight from all those clumsy cats.

Show 'em how it's done ferret!

... the treats!

Staind frontman Aaron Lewis struck out with baseball fans (and America!) Sunday night, with his unique rendition of the National Anthem at Game 5 of the World Series, and Twitter was not very pleased.

The only thing worse than messing up the national anthem is being the lead singer for Staind.

— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) October 26, 2014

it's been awhile since the guy from staind sang the anthem

— Bill Barnwell (@billbarnwell) October 26, 2014

Great, bro. Now apologize for Staind.

— Chris Stangland (@dirtdirt) October 27, 2014

Huh. So that guy from Staind who sounds like he's pooping when he sings is now a country artist who sounds like he's pooping when he sings?

— Chris Holm (@chrisfholm) October 27, 2014

While replacing "at the twilight's last gleaming" with " were so gallantly streaming," might seem like a simple enough mistake to make in front of a large crowd - it was actually Lewis himself who lambasted Christina Aguilera back in 2011 for her screw up.

"I guess I just don't understand how people who sing The National Anthem can be so f—ing self-absorbed that they would try to change that f—ing song. If there is a single song in the history of this country that deserves no creative interpretation, it's that one."

"Self-absorbed," Lewis later apologized to America on his website:

All I can say is I'm sorry and ask for the Nation's forgiveness. My nerves got the best of me and I am completely torn up about what happened. America is the greatest country in the world. The Star-Spangled Banner means so much to so many, including myself. I hope everyone can understand the intensity of the situation and my true intent of this performance. I hope that the Nation, Major League Baseball and the many fans of our national pastime can forgive me.