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Why You Shouldn't Hide in a Car's Engine Bay to Scare Your Mechanic

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Well, despite the fact that this young prankster succeeded in frightening his victim, you could chalk this one up as a fail as at it came at a personal cost.

You see, some bright adults came up with the idea of hiding a kid in the empty engine compartment of an old Chrysler Sebring to scare a mechanic once he opened up the car's hood.

The prank actually worked, but the problem was that the Sebring's bonnet mechanism lacked a soft-close suspension system, and as a result, once the mechanic let go and jumped back, it whacked the youngster in the head.

The growling noises you hear in the end of the video (which, for the record, was shot in 2010), prove that pranks can be rather painful…

Hat tip to Roberto!


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6 Comments:

Parenting? said... »December 27, 2012

Honestly, what responsible parent allows or even promotes their child to indulge in such a prank—all while being filmed?

William Denny said... »December 27, 2012

I say let the kid smack both the parents in the head with a tire iron as payback!

aLA said... »December 27, 2012

i hope they go to jail for this shit fucking idiot as parents!!!!!!

TangoUrilla said... »December 27, 2012

I hope people don't MASSIVELY overreact.

Trey Reid said... »January 02, 2013

I wouldn't say sorry to that stupid kid

DantesLegions said... »January 21, 2013

LOL. He cries like a girl.

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