Writer @KeatonPatti has given birth to these bizarre and hilarious re-captions of items found on Antiques Roadshow. He's also the mind behind numerous fake Bot-written scripts like this hilarious Olive Garden Commercial. Anyway, here are some bonkers-ass antiques.
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Via Yes Theory
Last week, the internet was pranked with this photo of a supposed Justin Bieber eating a burrito the wrong way. The real question is, was it a convincing fake or did we just want to belieb it? We're gonna have to go with both. Anyway, props to Yes Theory for the artful crafting of a viral prank.
Via RunningLateShow
You might remember Scott Rogowsky from a few years ago when he brought a bunch of hilarious fake books on the subway. “Taking Fake Books on the Subway” is a one of the best YouTube series around.
Now that we have a new president and he’s a billionaire reality-TV gameshow host, Scott thought it was time to update his series.
The “Unpresidented Edition” is filled with some hilarious titles that will have you thanking the gods of pun! By the way, shout out to whoever came up with “Prejudice and Prejudice by Mike Pence.”
Check out the full video above and some of these book covers below.
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I like the casual ones the best. They hang out more often.
Obvious Plant knows that most people love two things: animals and jokes. So he put them together and printed out a bunch of funny and fake animal facts, then he left them all over his local zoo.
Via Vivian Rubio
Actress Vivian Rubio replied to a Craigslist acting gig that she thought sounded fun, only to discover "RiskyRobTV" was shooting a "prank" video exposing Miami women as gold diggers. Frustrated with the premise, Rubio decided to go undercover and expose his falsehood. The best part? He at one point tells her he's going to blur her face, otherwise "people would be like 'oh, Risky Rob stages pranks now.'"
Here's the video they were shooting:
Via Gav Murphy
IGN Editor Gav Murphy was lucky enough to get to attend the Star Wars premiere in London, and decided it was the perfect opportunity to get back at his buddy who consistently spoils tv shows. Well played, Gav.
Via KRDO
Paige Yore got the attention of the internet with a viral video post about her customer service experience at Walmart. The uplifting story included hugs, a screaming customer, a mother's suicide and a reminder to help those in need. Now it turns out that it was all fake.
Today we have Walmart to thank for bringing us all down from the faith in humanity high. After several inquiries about the poor cashier from the community the Pueblo, CO Walmart where this story allegedly took place decided to investigate.
What they found was a pretty boring day. The closest thing to an altercation seemed to be a customer who had an issue with a language barrier which was quickly and politely resolved.
The good news? That cashier's mom is okay everybody!
Via AppleJake
This totally believable "near miss" was caught on camera by Utah's Fox 13 news station. The piece was reporting on the crosswalk by a bridge that motorists tend to ignore and drive right through, or in this case come to a complete stop and start driving again as soon as a pedestrian walks by. According to a Reddit user who claims to drive by that area often there is a pedestrian bridge just out of frame so it's not as if pedestrians in the area are out of options. Seems like they were just having a slow news day. Maybe they should investigate that criminal in the van who goes around waiting to hit pedestrians?
