Jack Vales, the creator of The Pooter, took his fake farting device to Huntington Beach to prank Californians. No matter the location, farting pranks continue to be a popular genre online, and now this latest one has started to trend.
Monotone Andrew Hails and prank group LAHWF have come up with one of their best awkward social experiments yet.
Andrew just walked around the boardwalk of Venice Beach attempting to hug complete strangers. People reacted in a variety of ways, from immediately hugging Andrew back in open arms, to yelling, “Get away from me.”
His sister Jacklyn also joined in the fun, and might have even struck out worse.
Of course, this is Venice Beach, California. People’s reactions may have been a little more rough if they attempted the same in Texas, for example.
But one fan of the experiment was truly touched and commented, “We need this everywhere, at all times.”
A bunch of friends at Bangakang thought of a great prank idea to pull on the beach goers of Venice Beach. Late at two in the morning they buried an old and athentic looking treasure chest full of gold… gold coins that is.
The next day they started digging and attracted quite a crowd. Finally, they opened the chest and the crowd went wild, charging the ‘gold.’
But the scene quickly lightened up once everyone realized it was chocolate.
The Venice Beach Skate Park is one of the central hubs for skaters, athletes, and beach goers in California. Racer Ken Block is not new to Venice Beach, but this time he decided to shrink things down.
He took to the pavement in a much smaller Ford Fiesta than he usually drives. Instead, this one is remote control. The video is featured on Devour, MSN, and YouTubeTrends.
