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I thinks its really, we even do some stunts in school, what about you, any of you's seen the movie yet?
Whats your best stunt they do ?
Natural Selection AND funny.
> Are favorite stunt is gettin pushed on a wheelie chair into a kirb
As I'm sat here, I'm silently praying to whatever deities there are that will listen that you someday seriously hurt yourself.
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A teenager died while practising what police say was a stunt he and a friend had seen in the movie Jackass.
Stephen Paul Rauen, 15, was ejected from the top of a friend's car Monday after he'd jumped on to the hood, Albuquerque police spokesperson Jeff Arbogast said.
When the driver hit the brakes, the teenager hit the pavement and then was run over and dragged a short distance.
"We had reports the individuals had done it before," Arbogast said.
Police interviewed the driver Monday evening, but Arbogast said it was too early to say whether criminal charges would be filed.
Jackass: The Movie, which opened in October, is based on the MTV show of the same name.
The show's creator, Johnny Knoxville, has said that the goal of his kamikaze comedy is simply to make people laugh, and that it has no message besides "Don't try this at home.''
Comic bits in the movie range from running around naked in public and "Candid Camera''-style pranks to injuries and gross-out antics.
The film is rated R for "dangerous, sometimes extremely crude stunts, language and nudity," according to the Motion Picture Association of America. The movie is also rated R in Canada.
The television show, which still airs in late-night reruns, has drawn criticism that it encouraged dangerous behaviour.
After Knoxville wore a fireproof suit and allowed himself to be set ablaze and "roasted" on a grill, a few imitators were severely burned when they defied the show's disclaimers and performed their own variations on the stunt in 2001.
Just last week, a 13-year-old Indiana boy died and five other teens were injured after the van they were travelling in hurtled off a railway track at more than 110 kilometres an hour.
The van crashed into a parked car and slid more than 120 metres.
Authorities found a camcorder and video cassette near the van with scenes from the show.
They say they believe the accident may have been an attempt to recreate one of the show's stunts.
The movie and the television show repeatedly run disclaimers, urging viewers not to imitate the antics.
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Source: thestar.com
Simple message... DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME (yes, that includes school)
> ROBIN!!!! Where have you been? Did you change your name? What was it?
Were have i been, well i used to come on here all the time, and talk to loads of people, E.G. wookimonster (something like that) but then i went to florida for 3 weeks in november, and then i only started comming back on here at the end of january...
Are you one of the guys i used to talk to alot????
oh, and no i have not changed any of my details atall...
Why you ask dude?
We kinda muck around at school, though there is not much to do. I hope to go down some pretty big stairs in a box soon in the north block of our school .. when we find a box.