To promote their new album coming in 2011:
Those guys are hilarious. Their first album was dope too (for a gag album).
Someone needs to teach that one guy how to hold an AR-15 though. hehe
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Long Island, NY – A low-budget indie film shooting inside a Long Island convenience store got a dose of real life drama last night when a passerby mistook a robbery scene for the real thing and called the cops. Twenty officers responded to the call, and when they arrived at the scene, they saw a man pointing a gun at another man behind the register. The director was filming from the back of the store with a small high-definition camera and no movie lights, so it was not immediately clear to cops that they were charging into an imaginary holdup with guns drawn.
Full Story – HERE
I would have assumed in the movie business there would have been measures taken to make sure things like this don’t happen. Possibly some signs would have helped?
This one comes from Staten Island, NY:
You have got to be kidding me? So this “zero” tolerance policy now covers micro sized LEGO guns? What a complete lack of common sense on behalf of the principal.
What’s next? A kid makes a gun with his index finger, and thumb and subsequently has to walk around in handcuffs with mitts on?
Nothing surprises me anymore…
Hat Tip: Say Uncle