Prank Call

#1 - luarviq#69 on contentRank#69

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(12/11/2017)[-]

#13 - dontquotemeonthis

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(12/11/2017)[-]

WHAT A STORY MARK!

#2 - yunch#104 on commentsRank#104

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(12/11/2017)[-]

#10 - bananagrease

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(12/11/2017)[-]

> be me, 15 and homeschooled bored as ****
> get muh slide bone out and start dialing local numbers to prank call
>got a few calls awnsered, mostly 15 yr old tier jokes and joking about leaving goats on your doorsteps in a thick heavy indian voice
> i dial one number, the awnsering machine picks up as a young sounding woman
> i leave a message, in my best liam neeson voice i proceed to give her the " i will find you, and i will kill you" speech
>as autistic as that sounds, i can assure you i am not
> laugh my ass off for the next two hours knowing she got the message
> my mom comes bustin through the door real quick and my butt puckered so hard it went right into black hole status
> tells me the police called and they had put me on file for terroristic threats
>mom proceeds to take my phone away after beating me with a wooden spoon till it broke.
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still to this day, i remember some ****** up things i've done, maybe im normal, but i also browse funnyjunk enough to the point where i had to make an account.

#20 to #10 - whatarethese

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(12/11/2017)[-]

I'm ashamed of myself for expecting your dad to join in with jumper cables. Sorry, bro!

#16 to #10 - postwhatevs

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(12/11/2017)[-]

10/10 nice read

#22 to #10 - ningyoaijin#300 on commentsRank#300

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(12/11/2017)[-]

The only prank call I've ever made was
(most boistrous American accent I can possibly do) "Hello is Jane there?"
"Oh sorry, I think you've got the wrong number, pet."
"Have a looooooooovely day!"

#18 - megaton#105 on contentRank#105

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(12/11/2017)[-]

speaking of The Room. have any of you folks seen "The Disaster Artist"? absolutely fantastic, needs to be seen movie.

#19 to #18 - unlithe

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(12/11/2017)[-]

yeah james franco did really great as tommy which kinda shocked me

#24 to #18 - CaptainKill

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(12/11/2017)[-]

I'd also recommend Ed Wood (1994) to anyone who enjoyed The Disaster Artist. It's also a biographical comedy about a film maker who made terrible movies (the most famous being Plan 9 From Outer Space), but his passion for his craft keeps you rooting for him. In fact, I would say Ed Wood is a superior film in a few ways.

That being said, if you love The Room, seeing The Disaster Artist is definitely something you should check out. I can't believe I actually liked James Franco in a role since Spiderman.

#30 to #18 - alphagex

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(12/11/2017)[-]

wait is out? in canada i can't seem to see it

#31 to #30 - megaton#105 on contentRank#105

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(12/11/2017)[-]

it came out on friday. i saw it saturday. fantastic movie. but it wasn't playing at many theaters near me. i think that was the same for many places. you may need to look just a little further if you want to watch it.