Is this even funny?? - Page 2

I don't like horror films and I find this distasteful. But more often than not I am in the minority. More often I've been called humorless for not liking these type of pranks. 😡. So BTDT, got the t-shirt. 😵

Not funny at all.. At the last the female even fell down.. What if she had broken her leg or something.. These kinda pranks must STOP...😡

This shit is not funny...

What if someone was a heart patient ? And why scare the kids like that ? Also one of the ladies fall down, what if she bruised her face and the marks stay permanently ? Gosh, this was lame...I didn't like how kids were involved.

I mean if these people sorta knew and are just acting, sure, I won't mind. But if it's indeed a prank, then they should be sued for sure...

P.S: I really wanted someone to beat the crap outta chucky...😆 Two of the guys tried, but failed...

What u guyz r talking about?

Even tho it's dangerous
I found it funny

What non-sense is this?

Creepy Dexter' ad made woman fall down subway stairs: suit

A Bronx woman says a creepy ad for the Showtime serial killer TV series "Dexter" " painted on Grand Central Terminal stairs " spooked her so much that she tumbled down the steps and broke her ankle.

Ajanaffy Njewadda and husband Sheik Ahmad Tejan Wadda are suing the MTA, Showtime and the city over the sinister images that allegedly caused her spill on June 20 last year.

Njewadda claims in her Bronx Supreme Court lawsuit that she had gotten separated from her husband when they got off a subway and was shocked by a publicity image of "Dexter" star Michael C. Hall painted over an entire staircase.

The Showtime drama casts Hall as a mild-mannered crime scene investigator who carries out gruesome executions of criminals who unjustly beat the system.

The popular TV vigilante usually wraps his victims in plastic.

The photograph "extending the full length of the steps from the top of the platform to the bottom, depicted a shocking and menacing face of a Caucasian man ['Dexter'] exhibiting an expression of fear or shock and was covered, draped or enwrapped in cellophane/plastic wrap," according to the lawsuit.

"That sight of the photograph startled, shocked and overwhelmed plaintiff Njewadda, causing her to panic and become fearful, which fright and anxiety caused her to panic and lose her balance on the steps thereto resulting in her falling and down the steps to the bottom thereof."