Time Stops at Grand Central Station

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Re: Time Stops at Grand Central Station

#16 Post by Paul »

Asthaloth wrote:My mind was seeing 500 people surrounding me and flashing me actually.


lots of cameras, eh?
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Re: Time Stops at Grand Central Station

#17 Post by Jasujo »

Paul wrote:
Asthaloth wrote:My mind was seeing 500 people surrounding me and flashing me actually.


lots of cameras, eh?


One would hope. :)
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#18 Post by Pickles »

Ah, Improv Everywhere. They're fun!

I'm torn between their Slo-Mo HomeDepot and their Best Buy mission as my favorites. Glad to see their posting missions again!!
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Re: Time Stops at Grand Central Station

#19 Post by Asthaloth »

Paul wrote:
Asthaloth wrote:My mind was seeing 500 people surrounding me and flashing me actually.


lots of cameras, eh?



Yes. Cameras.


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#20 Post by Tymaporer »

Maybe they have mini-cameras embedded in their...bigger cameras that are in their hands. :o

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#21 Post by Shifty »

That was pretty good. It's not easy standing in one position for so long, and especially with people pointing at you and taking your picture. I personally would have started to laugh. And in my opinion it's visually better than office depot slo-mo.
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Re: Time Stops at Grand Central Station

#22 Post by Metatwaddle »

Asthaloth wrote:
Twinkle wrote:Wow, that was amazing! I love flash mobbing, it always makes me smile.



I'm betting this isn't what my mind is picturing?
Don't get too excited there. :P

Anyway, that was amazing. :D I wish cool stuff like that happened around here.
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#23 Post by Fiddelysquat »

Oh my God, I saw this in the comments section:

This is cool. Me and my wife did something similar to my son a while back. He was 11 then. One Saturday morning we decided to make him think he had lost his hearing, by moving our lips and pretending to talk. Kind of like something Jack Handy would do.


That's so mean. XD It reminds me of this time that we decided to mess with this one kid at a party who, ahh, wasn't in his right state of mind. We all started talking in slow mo and insisting that he was talking really, really fast. It took two minutes for him to start speaking in slow motion himself. :lol:
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Re: Time Stops at Grand Central Station

#24 Post by Shoyru_Lover »

Fiddelysquat wrote:Oh my God, I saw this in the comments section:

This is cool. Me and my wife did something similar to my son a while back. He was 11 then. One Saturday morning we decided to make him think he had lost his hearing, by moving our lips and pretending to talk. Kind of like something Jack Handy would do.


That's so mean. XD It reminds me of this time that we decided to mess with this one kid at a party who, ahh, wasn't in his right state of mind. We all started talking in slow mo and insisting that he was talking really, really fast. It took two minutes for him to start speaking in slow motion himself. :lol:


Hmm but surely the son could hear everything else... like birds chirping... the lawn mower mowing... the TV?
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#25 Post by CommanderSwiss »

Oh man. I saw this and I've been trying to talk my friends into doing something similar at the BIG arts festival in April.
It would be glorious!
'Corse no one wants to do it.
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#26 Post by Mongrel »

CommanderSwiss wrote:Oh man. I saw this and I've been trying to talk my friends into doing something similar at the BIG arts festival in April.
It would be glorious!
'Corse no one wants to do it.

Ditto, only Pudding and I were trying to get some people together for a Time Moebius. We only got one or two people to agree, which really wasn't enough.
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