30 Aug 13
Originally posted by ChessPraxisHilarious! How do they do that?
I thought I was going to die laughing, seriously, I couldn't breathe and my face was purple.
Not responsible for any laugh related injuries or death. 😞
http://www.buzzfeed.com/lukelewis/japanese-velociraptor-prank-is-the-king-of-pranks
30 Aug 13
Originally posted by ChessPraxisAfter the even, yes, Bobby.
Watch the raptor's front legs, you can tell they're a person's.
However, in all honesty, would you be looking at the legs, when you see that mouth and the shock of seeing suh a huge, after others have screamed and ran?
I don't think so - hysteria is adopted incredibly quickly from the observed behaviour of others.
You'd be on the run, not even looking to see if the legs were human, as you wouldn't have time to take an overall holistic view of what was presented. Your intrinsic survival mechanisms would kick in and, indeed, anybody would run!
-m. 😉
30 Aug 13
Originally posted by mikelom"After the even, yes, Bobby."
After the even, yes, Bobby.
However, in all honesty, would you be looking at the legs, when you see that mouth and the shock of seeing suh a huge, after others have screamed and ran?
I don't think so - hysteria is adopted incredibly quickly from the observed behaviour of others.
You'd be on the run, not even looking to see if the legs were human, a ...[text shortened]... d. Your intrinsic survival mechanisms would kick in and, indeed, anybody would run!
-m. 😉
That's odd.
-b.
30 Aug 13
Originally posted by ChessPraxisStaged. Definitely. Watch the guy's facial expressions as he approaches the hallway where people are running away. The falls he takes, and the way he glances back. All staged. But funny, nonetheless.
I'm glad no one seemed hurt. I also sort of wonder if it really was a prank. I mean so many videos are later found out to be staged etc.