That has to be the wierdest thing I have seen this week.
And please tell me those homemade shotguns were for show and not for go. They appear as if they'd blow up in the face of the poor bastard who was unlucky enough to need them.
On the other hand, that has got to be the best use for the New York Times that I have ever seen...
I watched it, the whole thing. There must be a "WTF?" circuit in our brains that just wants to absorb stuff like that for future analysis to see if there is any redeeming value or usefulness in things that apparently on the surface...don't.. have any; and then you look deeper and...nope nothing there either. We get stuck in a logic loop that says well he wouldn't spend all that effort if there was NO utility, right? Then the egotism breaker trips and you can laugh and know that there is nobody that much smarter than you that would be so obtuse and this is just "art" or a joke, or misdirection. Like learning to operate a jetliner but not needing to learn how to land it. I guess I'd feel better about it if he was having bacon on his waffles.
I shudder to think of what would have happened had the bicyclist been confronted by the police due to some noise ordinance, and subsequently had his homemade shotguns discovered.
Also, four rounds of ammunition? What the hell do you do with only four rounds?
Sweet Mother! Homemade shotguns? What separates this mondo zip gun from a portable hand and finger remover? I cannot imagine that they have been able to field test those things.
Well, besides the expected comments about the shotguns, I was gonna comment on the fact that a chicken only lays about 1 egg a day. 2 eggs are not gonna make you a whole lot of waffles. Then I saw the closing credits, and saw that the Neistat brothers were involved. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neistat_Brothers Sure was a lot of work just for a goofball short film. Very well done.
I reserve the right to not publish ignorant ill-informed and filthy comments from vile cretins who have a four letter vocabulary. Further, anonymous comments with strong opinions and personal attacks may be rejected. If you want to voice a strong opinion, at least have the courage to sign your name to it. You don't even have to use your name, make something up so the next person can address your comment without confusion.
That has to be the wierdest thing I have seen this week.
ReplyDeleteAnd please tell me those homemade shotguns were for show and not for go. They appear as if they'd blow up in the face of the poor bastard who was unlucky enough to need them.
On the other hand, that has got to be the best use for the New York Times that I have ever seen...
Ingenious marketing ploy!
ReplyDeleteIllegal homemade guns are well balanced by the 'Call to prayer' PA.
I watched it, the whole thing. There must be a "WTF?" circuit in our brains that just wants to absorb stuff like that for future analysis to see if there is any redeeming value or usefulness in things that apparently on the surface...don't.. have any; and then you look deeper and...nope nothing there either. We get stuck in a logic loop that says well he wouldn't spend all that effort if there was NO utility, right? Then the egotism breaker trips and you can laugh and know that there is nobody that much smarter than you that would be so obtuse and this is just "art" or a joke, or misdirection. Like learning to operate a jetliner but not needing to learn how to land it. I guess I'd feel better about it if he was having bacon on his waffles.
ReplyDeleteWow. Just Wow.
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I shudder to think of what would have happened had the bicyclist been confronted by the police due to some noise ordinance, and subsequently had his homemade shotguns discovered.
ReplyDeleteAlso, four rounds of ammunition? What the hell do you do with only four rounds?
WEIRD! But amazing ingenuity!
ReplyDeleteSweet Mother! Homemade shotguns?
ReplyDeleteWhat separates this mondo zip gun from a portable hand and finger remover? I cannot imagine that they have been able to field test those things.
Well, besides the expected comments about the shotguns, I was gonna comment on the fact that a chicken only lays about 1 egg a day. 2 eggs are not gonna make you a whole lot of waffles. Then I saw the closing credits, and saw that the Neistat brothers were involved. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neistat_Brothers
ReplyDeleteSure was a lot of work just for a goofball short film. Very well done.
"Also, four rounds of ammunition? What the hell do you do with only four rounds?"
ReplyDeleteWell, when you're out of ammo, you can use the machete!
That thing is a beat cop's instant promotion waiting to happen!
Good grief!
Anyone notice everything in the fridge didn't need to be refrigerated but the waffle toppings could use refrigeration?
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