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videohall:

Drive-thru invisible driver prank

> THIS IS WHAT A FRICKING PRANK IS ABOUT! Harmless, gives people a story for a fricking lifetime, brightens people’s day. So glad we got past those douchey pranks like fire in the hole.

> I’m glad to see a drive thru prank that doesn’t completely humiliate the employees.

> He should take one for the team and purposely get pulled over. I want a cop’s reaction.

> I lost it at the guy who kept opening and closing the window and turning around like when he turned back someone was going to be there. That was gold.

> That had greater reactions than I expected. Also… ‘REALLY’

> I wish he had’ve driven off more when they were looking.

> Black people reactions are the best.

> He should’ve gone for the “I’m a ghost” line more, that was hilarious.

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videohall:

This girl is insane, I think

> It gets stranger and stranger as it goes.

> Her neighbors must hate her.

This was better than some superbowl commercials

Okay fuck that first commenter, because this was better than all superbowl commercials.

oh my god??? THIS IS THE BEST AD I HAVE EVER SEEN. is it real?? is this just her hobby?? is she stanley steamer?? EITHER WAY: PERFEKTION.

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“I’ve gone to a bunch of auditions and I had a resume that had just a Youtube link on it with my videos and it was all I had. It was just these random videos that I made in high school. I started to toy around with a camera when I was like 10 and started to put videos on the internet when I was like 14. And [two years later] I got noticed by this woman in my town, and she happened to be doing this thing, a webseries called Sweety High, and it was so embarrassing because at this point I’ve been making these videos for a few years now, and my intent was never for anyone to see them. You would think that by putting them on Youtube I was trying to self promote but it was the last thing I wanted. But I guess I like the idea of having some kind of audience to play with and see what dynamics I could do and what sketches, and I came up with different stuff and whatever, I don’t know, it was just weird. You know, how I didn’t do my homework.”

(Source: itsfuuh, via waxjism)

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