please. gimme some hilarious ideas for this summer. i already have one of my brother acting like the devil. for example stuff that would make anybody laugh. it would be funny to film me going on a walk and everybody who walks by i would greet them by going “Hi i am stupid are you”
funny stuff like that.
My brother in law said that if you want to better your life, then it’s best to go to a four-year state university.
He said that most employers laugh at online schools, such as the University of Phoenix.
I didn’t have time to ask him why, so I’m asking it on here.
My brother’s wife just had a baby a couple of months ago and he’s so cute, but every time I talk or hold the baby I just laugh at it I find them so funny, weird like little tiny people with no teeth, is that normal or weird? Its not a nasty laugh more like a awwww laugh. To be fair he finds it hilarious when I close and open eyes, lol.
My friend and I want to play some harmless but very funny pranks on my neighbors and my brother. anyone got any ideas?
And the Jackass-style antics have been watched by hundreds more on the internet.
The Lancashire Evening Post can reveal the identities of the mystery trio who have raised a few eyebrows with their semi-naked stunt.
Paul Hopkins, 23, and his friend Chris Dixon, 21, have stopped strangers at a list of places including Beacon Fell and Longridge Golf Club, both near Preston.
The pair pose as students doing a university project and ask people if they have heard about the recent yeti sightings in the area to get their attention.
Once a crowd has gathered and everyone is looking into the distance, their pal, Craig ‘Yeti’ Platt, appears from behind a tree or another suitable hiding place.
Chris’s brother Liam, 18, who lives in Grimsargh, near Preston, with his sibling, films the capers and the clips have attracted more than 1,200 hits on the video website YouTube in just a few days. Water main repair worker Craig, 21, who lives in Plungington, Preston, has braved the freezing winter weather to perform the trick, and said he was a bit reluctant at first but was persuaded by his friends.
He said: “People are a bit shocked at first but they love it.
“It’s been a bit cold, but I’m just immune to it now.”
They have also played the trick on people outside Preston North End’s Deepdale stadium before an evening fixture, on Moor Park and at Fishwick Hall Golf Club.
Paul, who lives in Garstang Road, Fulwood, said: “We’ve been doing it for about a year. we do it every now and then when we’re bored.
“It’s just to make us laugh and some of our other mates laugh, but a few people have been talking about it so we decided to film it and see if there was any interest in it.
“My mate’s a bit crazy and one day we said to him wouldn’t it be funny to do something off Jackass.
“We do it all over the place. we didn’t film it at first because we thought we might get into trouble.”
And Paul, who works in internet advertising, warned people to look out for more pranks in the near future and said: “We’re going to be doing more stuff like this.
“We have a few plans, a few public plans.”
Okay here’s a story. me and my friend Al are starting up a band. So I got my instrument and he got his drums. he got embarresed cause they drums he bought came out to be a children’s set! LOL hahaha, and his brother was laughing at him! LOL!
He meant to get a regular big drum set, and he got a little children’s set for like 6 year old!!!LOL!!!
It’s just not funny for you guys cause you don’t know Al!
Anonymous09/25/2008
That’s funny. these are obviously new versions (see the Matrix reference in one of the illustrations).
I remember my brother collecting these when I was a kid, and yes, they were just as disgusting but they never traumatized me. honestly, they gave my brother and I a good chuckle.
The thing I miss is all the clever names they gave the illustrations. none of these modern versions have a name for each kid. I can’t remember any of the names from the old ones, but they told an even greater story when accompanied by the illustration.
It’s funny people take offense at these things, but then perhaps they weren’t exposed to these kinds of things as children as some of us were and are therefore hypersensitive to it. Nothing wrong, exactly, with being sensitive towards violence, but it also helps to remember this is all just make-believe, too.
Search flickr and you’ll find a lot of photos of some of the original cards/stickers:
