caver

"Improv Everywhere" organizes 250 people to shop at Home Depot, in slow motion. They shopped for 5 minutes, then shopped normally for 5 minutes, then
froze in place for 5 minutes. I think this is hillarious.

http://consumerist.com/consumer/impr...pot-196630.php

I might not think so if I was there on the third trip required to complete a plumbing project.

How would you react if you encountered something like this.

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Jetée

I really like this sequence of events, though right now I am enraptured by another event they made happen, a living 'Moebius'.

It is great!

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Charlatan

The Moebius Strip and the Best Buy infiltration were equally brilliant.

The Home Depot worked best when they froze.

I love this sort of thing.

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troit

They do stuff like this all the time - a bunch of them organized a few months ago in Union Square and filled up the windows a Filene's Basement - each person "striking a pose". If you were just walking down the street and had no idea what was going on...

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analog

When they all froze in place, i nearly died laughing. pure gold.

ubertuber

Boy, I miss the slow paced life back in NYC.

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