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She got hurt. Hilarious.
But yeah, the original concept is pretty good, just get rid of the whole smacking part.
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This concept is pretty old. One of the more famous of these videos involved a guy holding the tupperware with a spatula, and instead of being smacked on the ass his girl punched him in the groin. Painful, but also hilarious.
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It would have been better if instead of water in that bowl there was boiling acid.
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The things that happen in the UK.
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Here's a classic, not-so-painful trick you can do if you get horrible service at a restaurant (only works if it's a smooth table):
Ask for a glass/beer coaster.
Fill a glass completely full with water, then stick a quarter in it (must be completely full)
Put the coaster over the top of the glass and flip the glass upside down.
Place the glass on the table, then quickly remove the coaster.
Clean up any excess water that might've spilled.
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you do. When you understand why you dismiss all the other possible gods,
you will understand why I dismiss yours." - Stephen F. Roberts
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Didn't Feynman used to leave tips like that?
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Wouldn't surprise me. 
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Originally Posted by olePigeon 
Here's a classic, not-so-painful trick you can do if you get horrible service at a restaurant (only works if it's a smooth table):
Ask for a glass/beer coaster.
Fill a glass completely full with water, then stick a quarter in it (must be completely full)
Put the coaster over the top of the glass and flip the glass upside down.
Place the glass on the table, then quickly remove the coaster.
Clean up any excess water that might've spilled.
Except that would most likely effect the bus boy and not the waiter.
This trick also isn't recommended if you paid with a credit card.
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Originally Posted by The Final Dakar
Didn't Feynman used to leave tips like that?
Yes he did.
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Originally Posted by imitchellg5
The things that happen in the UK.
But they're speakin' 'Strine!
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I thought it was lame. Does that pass for humour over there?
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I like the basic idea.
It would have been funny if that moron hadn't spanked her.
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Originally Posted by Spheric Harlot
I like the basic idea.
It would have been funny if that moron hadn't spanked her.
You didn't like the underwater S&M?
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Originally Posted by The Final Dakar
Didn't Feynman used to leave tips like that?
Yup
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I don't suffer from insanity, I enjoy every minute of it.
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I saw this on Today's Big Thing a few days ago. Which then made me want to try it out. So last night, for my friend's birthday, I announced I'd do a magic trick. I called everyone into the kitchen, and got my girlfriend to hold the swiffer handle. Then stole the chair and ran away. She got kind of mad. Then she got really wet when she tried to slide the bowl at me. Then she got even more mad.
So... basically, totally worth it, but don't expect sex that night.
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Originally Posted by imitchellg5
The things that happen in the UK.
You've got your accents muddled up.
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Yep.
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But they're speakin' 'Strine!
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Originally Posted by Phileas
You've got your accents muddled up.
The things that happen in places that aren't America.
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Originally Posted by downinflames68
I saw this on Today's Big Thing a few days ago.
Could it have been on the second of February?
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Dude should have stopped laughing when she fell.
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Originally Posted by andi*pandi
Dude should have stopped laughing when she fell.
It's only funny till someone gets hurt, then it's hilarious.
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Originally Posted by andi*pandi
Dude should have stopped laughing when she fell.
She fell over. It's not like she broke anything. She's fine. Jeez. People slipping and falling down has always been, and always will be hilarious.
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Originally Posted by imitchellg5
The things that happen in the UK.
How the hell could you confuses that for British, its one of the most Australian things I have seen in years. 
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Originally Posted by moonmonkey
How the hell could you confuses that for British, its one of the most Australian things I have seen in years.
Well. I've never been outside the US and really don't know much about Australia, so...
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Originally Posted by imitchellg5
Well. I've never been outside the US and really don't know much about Australia, so...
Since when is having traveled to Australia a prerequisite for recognizing the accent?
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It isn't. But I don't come in contact with Australians in person ever, or via media, so when I watch a low quality video, you can't expect everyone to recognize the accent correctly.
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Originally Posted by imitchellg5
It isn't. But I don't come in contact with Australians in person ever, or via media, so when I watch a low quality video, you can't expect everyone to recognize the accent correctly.
You've never heard Crocodile Dundee or 1000 other cliché Australians?
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Heard of, but not heard. I am America, and so can you!
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I recommend the first Mad Max, in the non-overdubbed version, if you can find it (they dubbed it for the American market, as they figured the US wouldn't bother to figure out the English)
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Originally Posted by downinflames68
She fell over. It's not like she broke anything. She's fine. Jeez. People slipping and falling down has always been, and always will be hilarious.
From an America's Home Videos standpoint, yes. We can laugh, we weren't there. However, if my boyfriend knocked me down then laughed? I'd be pissed.
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Originally Posted by imitchellg5
Heard of, but not heard. I am America, and so can you!
But surely Top Gear has given you some kind of idea of what a British accent sounds like, as much as you like to use their vernacular.
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I was just askin' me mum about gettin' some fish an' chips from the pub but first I have to empty the rubbish out of me boot. Mate.
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But surely Top Gear has given you some kind of idea of what a British accent sounds like, as much as you like to use their vernacular.
True. But I just think of Australia as a British prison colony, so...
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I think of America as a large British tobacco plantation.
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I think of Africa as an American labor supply area. too far?
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True. But I just think of Australia as a British prison colony, so...
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I think of America as a large British tobacco plantation.
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I think of Africa as an American labor supply area. too far?
All true.
And don’t forget who colonised Britain. 
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