Showing posts with label skiing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label skiing. Show all posts

The Awesomeness That is Japanese TV Prank Shows !

The level of effort that Japanese TV Prank Show producers will endure to fully humiliate Japanese citizens for the pleasure of its viewing audience cannot be equaled !!!

Dumping People in freezing snow not your thing ? okay maybe its not that funny, wait there's more...how about dumping people into very hot water ? Now thats funny, right ?



yes the humiliation factor was high , but there is still some mystery as to how they fooled the same guy twice...i mean I personally would have been suspicious when they asked me to wear a bikini

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Best Photos of 2009 - He is Legend !

Taken on January 1st, this will be tough to beat !


In a bizarre incident that will surely lead to litigation (or an out-of-court settlement), a skier at Colorado's ritzy Vail resort was left dangling upside down and pantsless from a chairlift last Thursday morning. The January 1 mishap apparently occurred after the male skier, 48, and a child boarded a high-speed lift in Vail's Blue Sky Basin. It appears that the chairlift's fold-down seat was somehow not in the lowered position, which caused the man to partially fall through the resulting gap. His right ski got jammed in the ascending chairlift, and that kept him upended since his boot never dislodged from its binding. As seen in the photos on the following pages (which were snapped by fellow skiers), the Skyline Express lift was stopped shortly after the pair's botched boarding resulted in the man dangling from the lift. The exposed skier was stuck for about 15 minutes before Vail personnel backed the lift up and successfully dislodged the unidentified man from the four-seat chair. In a statement released this afternoon, Vail Resorts, which operates the ski area, reported that the skier was not injured after being "suspended for approximately seven minutes." The press release did not explain how the mishap occurred, only that "the man was caught on the chair."