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Dole · #1

....is so last week....the hip thing to do now is go home on your own and do something extraordinarily mundane.

Its amazing how something that is quite a cool idea immediately gets picked up all over the world and goes from exciting to cliched in a matter of days. We just had one of the UK ringleaders on our radio show, and he really thought he was part of some cutting edge social revolution, the poor sap.
I guess these days nothing decent can possibly stay underground for long. One days its an exclusive mailing list, the next you have the shitty tabloid and broadsheets talking 'exclusively' about this 'amazing new craze'.
Pfff.

Sethomas · #2

I live in the American midwest. Perhaps in three years I will know what the fuck you're talking about.

Dole · #3

essentially, bunch of people on the net arrange to meet somewhere public in large numbers at a very specific time, do something very random, and then disperse very quickly. Started in NY.

wreckreation · #4

and was a fag idea from the start. Proof of an overpaid society with too much time on their hands.

Skulhedface · #5

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Originally Posted by Sethomas

I live in the American midwest. Perhaps in three years I will know what the fuck you're talking about.

I live in the Bible Belt. That's five years for me.

FS · #6

I think it would be less retarded if these people actually did something once they've got a bunch of fellow idiots gathered in the same spot. So far the most wild, zany stuff I've heard them do is "everybody opens their umbrella at the same time (on a sunny day)" or "everybody jump like a frog" (that one was especially hilarious since only three people showed up - I guess it's a little too crazy).

Jesus, you've got all that manpower, do something good. Simultaneously slit all your wrists, or throw everyone off the same cliff, or start beating your chest and sing Michael Jackson's "They don't really care about us".

Ninjavenom · #7

I don't see what's wrong with it. They all do somthing that makes you say "hey, look, they all said the same thing at the same time." It's like the things they do on Trigger Happy TV, where you go home and say "I just saw the damndest thing today."

samgambo · #8

It definitely looks cool if you have enough people doing something interesting. A lot of it's funny, but when it's for something that you're trying to prove a hopeless point on -- for example, the TRUTH anti-smoking ads -- it's a little queer.

Jeanette X · #9

I actually like those TRUTH ads. They're pretty original.

Bennett · #10

Somebody forgot the first rule of Project Mayhem

samgambo · #11

I must admit, they are original.

Oh, and um ... do not talk about Project Mayhem?

Cap'n Crunch · #12

I saw something about flashmobbing on the news. All of these people walked into a place that sells furniture, and they went in for all of 20 seconds. They could have at least stole a chair or something.

ScruU2wice · #13

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Originally Posted by Jeanette X

I actually like those TRUTH ads. They're pretty original.

the best one is the one with the gigantic mob dying outside of the cigarette building

sadie · #14

original and inundated with propaganda. what irony.

Anonymous · #15

i want to get a group of 20 or 30 people to follow me around and dance :<

whoreable · #16

and they would all wear really short cuttoff shorts. one would hold a boombox playing stayin alive. and just strut down the street.

Schimid · #17

Rongi · #18

Schimid

Protoclown · #19

I fucking hate cigarettes and those damned TRUTH ads even piss me off.

whoreable · #20

exactly. I dont need some fucking lecture about tabacco companies and smoking. I mean shit I get about the same value out of those as I do those female hygiene product comercials.

CaptainBubba · #21

I wanted to get a pack of cigarettes from my friend's older sister, and even though I hate smoking, and I have asthma, every time I see one of those ads I wish I had the pack so I could light one up.

The ads make me want to be a smoker. I'm positive beyond a doubt I'm part of a fairly signifigant demographic.

Big Papa Goat · #22

I love how they think they're being rebellious and original by speaking out against tobacco companies. Cuz no one ever has the guts to speak out against the all mighty tobacco industry

Skulhedface · #23

I'm with Denis Leary on this one. Most of you should know what I'm talking about.

Professor Cool · #24

In a few years a bunch of fatasses will do these mobs and do it against the Fast Food Industry. They will all simultaneously have heart attacks in front of a mcdonalds.

It will look something like this