When I was a kid, we had to go dumpster diving sometimes because we were low on food and stores threw away perfectly good food that had just passed its sell by date.

Hmm... filmed in a junkyard... with a truck that looked well past its sell-by date. Upvote

>> ^Deano:

>> ^artician:
So... I've seen 2 or three of these parody videos, but out of context I don't fully understand them. I went and watched a few of the real "Street Magic" videos. The parody definitely copies Blaines way of speaking, but I just don't get the whole "staring into camera dramatically" gag. Can someone link whatever caused this joke to begin with?

It's something that Blaine had a tendency to do but they've exaggerated it for comic effect.
I think this idea is a bit past its sell by date now but I did laugh out loud a few times. No more though, they should do something new.
indeed, surprising that they resurrected this skit so many years after the 1st few

>> ^artician:

So... I've seen 2 or three of these parody videos, but out of context I don't fully understand them. I went and watched a few of the real "Street Magic" videos. The parody definitely copies Blaines way of speaking, but I just don't get the whole "staring into camera dramatically" gag. Can someone link whatever caused this joke to begin with?


It's something that Blaine had a tendency to do but they've exaggerated it for comic effect.

I think this idea is a bit past its sell by date now but I did laugh out loud a few times. No more though, they should do something new.

This whole idea of a pastor and his flock of sheep is a notion which has long since past its sell by date. Anyone still looking to a single book to answer all of their questions about life and living is either developmentally disabled or sociopathically inept.

Probably both.

This post is full of *lies and is therefore *terrible.

That joke is a million miles past it's sell by date now

>> ^imstellar28:
i check the expiration date when i buy milk. please resist the emotional urge to cry out for government regulation every time a tragedy occurs.


except that when you go in for milk you don't have to ask a person at the dairy counter to put a gallon in your fridge, and you sure as hell wouldn't be ok with it if that milk was already months past it's sell-by date. it doesn't take a study to tell you that the milk you have is potentially bad, either, all you have to do is engage in a quick experiment of your own by giving it a sniff.

that's the difference that makes tire dating due for regulation. having recently re-shoed our household cars (one of which uses an odd size) in the last month, you can bet your ass i checked the dates on the tires themselves...even though (and this is the most important part) the garage assured me the tires were brand new and would give me 60k+ safe mileage. i found out by their dates that both sets were 2 and 4 years old, respectively. until i became aware that there was a difference in the rubber consistency in such a short period of time i also figured what they said was correct, and that if they weren't "brand new" then the outer rubber or tread would give it away...as it stands i've been sold a product in a misleading manner that make me a potential road hazard much sooner than i have paid for or would have expected, and had to shell out over 800$ for the pleasure.