This reminds of pranks that I've played in the past. Now if I could only remember...
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7 comments:
That was so funny!!
Some people have too much time on their hands. That they actually sat around and made a video of this .... ROFLMAO!
Does anyone remember "Short Attention Span Theater" back in Comedy Central's young days? It's where Jon Stewart grew in popularity. They would show clips of comedians--that was the "theater" portion of the show, and Jon would host with entertainment news and oddities in-between them. Well, he co-hosted with a woman named Patty Rosborough (if I remember correctly) who looked a LOT like Linda Ronstadt and sometimes when they would come back from a clip all you would see is Patty with her mouth wide open, bellowing laughter from the clip they just showed. She sometimes couldn't even do her segment, she was laughing so hard.
That was me five minutes ago.
Here's the sound effect that got me;
*SBAP!*
Ok. This is what I don't get.
How come that stupid guy in the middle asked the guy to hit him again and again if it hurt so much? Not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
Heh! This was quality. I liek the woman who walks through and doesn't pay them a blind bit of attention - clearly well aware that such horseplay is commonplace.
Zombie - You're right, but I get it. The victim is thinking he should be able to give as bad as he's getting. It's the same concept as chicken: the guy who swerves away first loses a man-card.
Toast - You totally nailed it. These guys are at it all the time.
I knew I liked Zombieslayer, he doesn't get stupid men shit, either! ;-)
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