Thursday, July 8, 2010
The PranxXx on Twitter
It's done, the PranxXxter is finally on Twitter. You can follow me by clicking on this link. This contraption will become handy when I'm ready to play THE ultimate pranx. I'm planning on delivering it LIVE! If I do so, I will only be able to publicize it on a very very short notice. Twitter seems to be the perfect tool for this. At the present time I have exactly ZERO follower. Let's wait and see if it catches on...
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Most Awesome???
Consider this piece of shit:
The title for this below average unimaginative badly shot YouTube entry is: "Most Awesome - Scary Wake Up Pranks - Break Scares". I can't figure out the kind of life you have if you find THAT awesome. Don't watch the teletubbies, you may get an heart attack!
Let's get back to the video. It's a collection of 5 "pranks", presented from worst to best (I assume) and using the exact same "concept" (proof it's not original). Those "pranks" are based on a very simplistic trick consisting of scaring somebody by surprising him. This is KID STUFF. No imagination in the conception of the "prank", shitty technique, images and sound, editing (?), all in all a total waste of time. One important thing, the "victim" is supposed to be unaware of what is going on. Here it is obvious they were told to pretend they are sleeping. Whatever. At least it allows the guys at break.com to try their hand on some slow-motion replays. Now if they can just figure out how to use it intelligently... On a base of 10, the pranxxxter gives this crap a score of minus 10.
The title for this below average unimaginative badly shot YouTube entry is: "Most Awesome - Scary Wake Up Pranks - Break Scares". I can't figure out the kind of life you have if you find THAT awesome. Don't watch the teletubbies, you may get an heart attack!
Let's get back to the video. It's a collection of 5 "pranks", presented from worst to best (I assume) and using the exact same "concept" (proof it's not original). Those "pranks" are based on a very simplistic trick consisting of scaring somebody by surprising him. This is KID STUFF. No imagination in the conception of the "prank", shitty technique, images and sound, editing (?), all in all a total waste of time. One important thing, the "victim" is supposed to be unaware of what is going on. Here it is obvious they were told to pretend they are sleeping. Whatever. At least it allows the guys at break.com to try their hand on some slow-motion replays. Now if they can just figure out how to use it intelligently... On a base of 10, the pranxxxter gives this crap a score of minus 10.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Ok kids, I'm restarting the whole shebang from scratch! The old blog was... well, not technically efficient as lots of you pointed out. I may put back some of the old critics (but without your juicy comments... sorry). Meanwhile, feel free to visit The Ultimate PranxXxter official site (under complete revamping) and enroll in my FaceBook and MySpace pages. Be back soon.
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