"I Hope You Like Pain..."
Hope away...
This is a little clip that myself, King Kohl, Film Guru and Tink were watching last night. We couldn't stop laughing. It looks like it's taken form some reality TV show, kinda like a fighting version of American Idol or something. I think the thing that makes it most funny is the arrogance of these guys. They obviously think that their 1337 ninja jutsus are something to behold.
posted by Dboy @ Tuesday, February 20, 2007
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21 Comments:
Soooooooo funny!!!! I laughed so hard!!! People are hilarious when they're making total fools of themselves and they are deadly serious. Ninja style!
you guys have too much time on your hands.
p.s. blogger bounced me so i have a new blog: warfortruth.blogspot.com
No we don't it's so hilarious!!! We watched it like 3 times!
I like the apple on the head dude,
"You're gonna like this one!"
So serious, yet so uncoordinated!
It's all tongue-in-cheek. Get a sense of humour.
Hahaha... Thanks anonymous. What a little ray of sunshine you are.
Isn't 'Ray of Sunshine' such an awesome thing to say to people like that. Nice bro
This is the greatest You Tube video ever made anywhere. Ever.
...ever.
By the way, those are taijutsu specifically, not normal jutsus. You call yourself a Naruto fan. :P
Hehe, I got the term from yourself, Mikael :P I liked it muchum.
Taijutsus are a specific type of jutsu, and thus can be contained under the umbrella term of jutsu. I didn't want to exclude the access of all the non-ninja geeks out there :P
Oh fine... if you wanna get technical. :P
NERD!!!
heheheh...
very cool... i shall nod and smile to the comments though, and maybe agree with tink :P
That just made me laugh. My favorite is the "I hope you like pain" guy who can't even lift his leg above knee-level. Hoo, boy!
Hilarious!
Where are you dboy?
oh dboy, wherefore art thou dboy?
why hast thou gonest away?
Fled to yonder paddock!
Another post soon :)
Not soon enough!!
Soon enough.
That's not soon enough!
Anonymous said...
"It's all tongue-in-cheek. Get a sense of humour."
Does that make sense? We find something funny that he doesn't, and he tells us to get a sense of humour?
Whether or not it's tongue-in-cheek it's still hilarious... or is 'anonymous' one of the people featured in the video... hmm
i'm with cheese.
call this soon?!?
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