Real Life Slapstick II
What's the best slapstick thing you've ever seen?
Have you witnessed someone walking into a lamp-post? A food fight? Someone clonked round the face with a frying pan? All your favourite moments please.
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( , Sun 5 Oct 2014, 16:03)
What's the best slapstick thing you've ever seen?
Have you witnessed someone walking into a lamp-post? A food fight? Someone clonked round the face with a frying pan? All your favourite moments please.
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This year's physics Ig Nobel
went to a Japanese paper that analysed why banana skins are so slippery when trodden on: www.improbable.com/ig/winners/#ig2014
So that's nice.
( , Sun 5 Oct 2014, 22:41, 8 replies)
went to a Japanese paper that analysed why banana skins are so slippery when trodden on: www.improbable.com/ig/winners/#ig2014
So that's nice.
( , Sun 5 Oct 2014, 22:41, 8 replies)
It was pointless gimmick research done only to get media attention.
Fair enough, but it wasn't even original. The same thing was essentially done three years previously on a popular TV show.
( , Mon 6 Oct 2014, 11:49, closed)
Fair enough, but it wasn't even original. The same thing was essentially done three years previously on a popular TV show.
( , Mon 6 Oct 2014, 11:49, closed)
You know that the reason they used banana skins in those silent movies was because they weren't allowed to use what most people really slipped on back then?
ie: Horse shit.
( , Mon 6 Oct 2014, 18:30, closed)
ie: Horse shit.
( , Mon 6 Oct 2014, 18:30, closed)
I hate to admit this, but I learned it from watching a Paul 'more fucking miserable than Morrissey' Merton programme.
I think it was actually about Fatty Arbuckle and how he totally didn't rape that starlet to death (even though he did). But yeah, apparently true.
( , Wed 8 Oct 2014, 5:46, closed)
I think it was actually about Fatty Arbuckle and how he totally didn't rape that starlet to death (even though he did). But yeah, apparently true.
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