Japanese pranksters know no lawyers.

[Tyrion]

Prank 1

Prank 2

 

[Dagobahn Eagle]

Now that is just wrong. I hope they actually find themselves in need of lawyers if those were real victims and not actors.

 

No, wait, it's TV entertainment, so it's OK:rolleyes:.

[ChAiNz.2da]

OMFG! I swear my neighbors probably think I'm insane I'm laughing so hard

[BongoBob]

Now that is just wrong. I hope they actually find themselves in need of lawyers if those were real victims and not actors.

 

No, wait, it's TV entertainment, so it's OK:rolleyes:.

 

Dude, calm down man. Take a chill pill

[Curt-Man]

pure gold my friend.

[TiE23]

Hey, at the end of the first one, were those the guys from Takeshi's Castle/MXC?

 

Edit: The first was awesome, the second was awesomer.

[Dagobahn Eagle]

Dude, calm down man. Take a chill pill

Make me, killah. Bring it on:p!

 

If those "pranks" were staged, no prob, funny pranks. If they were not, my reaction's not the least bit unjustified. Having people see your parts can lead to life-long traumas. It's a great concept, but there's no need to wait until they've pulled their pants down.

 

There are certain things you just don't do (even to amuse people:rolleyes: ).

[Bob Lion54]

Hehehe. I saw these a few weeks ago. I didn't post them cause of a few shots of man ass.

 

Great stuff! If you liked that, Check out the Japanese Magician. David Blain wishes he was this good.

 

I love the Japanese.

 

BTW, WTF is up with the toilets in Japan? They're oddly shaped and you sit on them strangely.

Japanese toilets are different than what westerners are used to. The Japanese don't sit. They squat. Supposedly, its better for your system. More natural or whatnot.

[toms]

I hope that guy who ended up in the water wasnt carrying his mobile phone, blackberry, DS, PSP and electronic dictionary

 

As for toilets: France does, or at least used to. China does. I suspect a lot of countries have different toilet systems.

[TiE23]

Japanese toilets are different than what westerners are used to. The Japanese don't sit. They squat. Supposedly, its better for your system. More natural or whatnot.

No, I think it just means less wiping.

The cheeks kind of stretch out more.

[ChAiNz.2da]

No, I think it just means less wiping.

The cheeks kind of stretch out more.

I think I am far more "enlightened" now than I'd rather be thanks to Tie ... >.<

[MTV2]

WTF? they squat? those videos were stupid. those were stupid pranks. the only prank that was cool was the last one where the guy is shot out of the massage place and goes down the hill.

[Bob Lion54]

Please, someone, elighten us about the history of the toilet and "paper work".[/sarcasm]

OK. (At least for the US, not sure about the rest of the world)

 

The first paper sold for the use as toliet paper didn't sell too well. People thought it was too pretty for that use. Some people did buy it as stationary though, as it was of high quality. The first common place toilet paper was the Sears Robuck catalogue. It was sent out all over the country by the company. You would grab the catalogue, read it while you did your bussness, and then use the pages you already read.

 

This lasted for many years until Sears Robuck decided to lamanate their catalogue. People needed an alternative. Learning from the mistack of using too high quality paper, a lower quality toliet paper was born.

 

I'm not great with dates, but this was around the time electricity was just becomming wide spread. (Late 1800s- Early 1900s)

 

And that is the truth. (Look it up if you don't believe me.)