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Jay Gladwell wrote on 10/5/2009, 2:06 PM

Now, that was funny.

Thanks for sharing!


Terry Esslinger wrote on 10/5/2009, 2:16 PM
I can't believe how 'reserved' the people were when presented with something that 'didn't compute'
FrigidNDEditing wrote on 10/5/2009, 2:48 PM
There was a very brilliant person behind that one.

I would never have thought of such a thing. Very funny!

Dave
DGates wrote on 10/5/2009, 4:03 PM
For years I've always that that would make a great gag, but never saw it done until now.
A. Grandt wrote on 10/5/2009, 11:00 PM
Thanks for the laugh :)
Grazie wrote on 10/5/2009, 11:47 PM
Great stuff!

I liked the comment from the woman in the beige coat:"I'm invisible - not bad!" - Did you hear the audience clap? They'd appreciated the "other" way this woman/we, has to view the World. She was in awe, while the others saw this as a "fault"?

It was this whole way, us as humans, attempt to readjust our "reality" into what is the reality that confronts/apprehends us at a any given moment in our day, that got to me. So on one level, yes, it was humorous, but on another level deeply fascinating too.

"I'm invisible - not bad!"

Grazie . . ..

UlfLaursen wrote on 10/6/2009, 2:18 AM
Yep - sure a great laugh :-)

/Ulf
gpsmikey wrote on 10/7/2009, 9:19 PM
Classic "does not compute" -- great laugh - I miss the old Candid Camera shows. Thanks for the post !

mikey
earthrisers wrote on 10/8/2009, 4:15 PM
Ah, I miss the old "Candid Camera," too.

Modern "equivalents" like "Punk'd" tend to be mean-spirited and go for humiliation, whereas in the old CC, even the "victims" almost always found the setups very funny, and were never subjected to humiliation.