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OT. Bus shelter hoax.
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Genius. Thanks for the link.
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I was expecting someone to have stuck a notice up saying "all buses running on time today"
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Crazy thought, for a hoax to work it has to be at least believable.
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Sod-all funny about that crap. The OP one was very funny. Your is beliveable! In this day and age you find that funny. Man, you are a real sado.
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The potential for it to go horribly wrong, like causing a car to crash or making someone run into traffic means I score it as a very poor practical joke irrespective of anyone's sensibilities.
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It also has potential to go wrong in another way - if someone with a concealed carry permit and a gun at the bus stop spots the source of the "laser" and decides to return fire!
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or without a permit
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He never said it was funny. It's revealing of USAian mindset and society.
I though the peculiar thing about it was the size of the laser dot. Looked to be about 3" across. So, likely faked up.
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Well, that's just Darwin :)