The Invisible Rope Prank


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Pranksters Dan Podosek and Yuki Palermo like to pretend to hold a rope across walkways and roadways to see who will stop rather than break the invisible (and non-existent) rope. Here's their Christmas video, shot at a snowy road and a shopping mall. There are more videos at the link.

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That was rather amusing! I think the two car scenes were probably the funniest. The one who stopped and honked at them had me almost on the floor laughing, and I can imagine how stupid the driver must have felt when the truck just went right past in the other direction, and I loved the other car speeding up after "breaking" the rope.

With the mall it seems most of the shoppers were amused and played along. Looks like these guys had fun!
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Now they should give people a few days to get used to them and then switch to a real rope.

Causing unnecessary braking on a snowy road probably isn't the best idea, though.
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I love that mentality of when a driver gets p*ssed at something they just put their foot down and floor it, because they think that makes them look above it all.

Hilarious.
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I may be flamed for saying this, but I really do think those two guys have had it wrong when it comes to explaining why people paused to look at such a prank - people were actually stopping to look at Dan and Yuki's bizarre stance rather than something quite obviously non-existent . . .

The honking though is completely unecessary on the driver's part.
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