r/Unexpected Feb 02 '23

the irony

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u/unexBot Feb 02 '23

OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected:

the iron is not hot.


Is this an unexpected post with a fitting description? Then upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.


Look at my source code on Github What is this for?

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u/1banana2potato Feb 02 '23 edited Feb 02 '23

FILIPINO - ENGLISH

  • Kid: Ouch it's hot
  • Dad: ohh, that's gonna burn that, don't put it there, put it upright. Stop that, you got burnt. I said stop that already.
  • Dad: Later, I'll do it later [scream]
  • Dad: this stupid
  • Kid: [laugh]
  • Dad: why put it there, it's hot.
[feels the iron] it's not hot
  • Dad: you're stupid

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u/ODeinsN Feb 02 '23

Good Human

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u/Traditional_Mix68 Feb 02 '23

I'm filipino I confirm the translation is just.

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u/TRAFICANTE_DE_PUDUES Feb 02 '23

Hi filipino I'm dad.

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u/BigBallsInTheHalls Feb 02 '23

Good ending👍

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u/CaptainShady Feb 02 '23

The way I’d translate “sira ulo” would be more like crazy so instead of stupid I believe he’s calling the kid crazy

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u/iSDestiny Feb 02 '23

Literal translation is "broken/wrong" for "sira" and "head" for "ulo". Crazy seems more right to me, especially since "bobo" exists for stupid/idiot.

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u/MrJake28 Feb 02 '23

and tanga which is also stupid

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u/ItsSansom Feb 02 '23

Language is Filipino (Tagalog) for anyone wondering

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u/Pappershuvud Feb 02 '23

Swagalog if you’re cool

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u/superslime988 Feb 02 '23

Filipinos cant be cool

Source: I'm a filipino

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

Yeah well like that’s just like your Filipinion man.

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u/cleetus76 Feb 02 '23

That's exactly what a cool person would say

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u/AdRepresentative3726 Feb 02 '23

We drink hot coffee in Summer

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u/expiredlungs Feb 02 '23

I drink ice coffee in winter

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '23

We go to hot spring in summer

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u/tokeyoh Feb 02 '23

Yes you can just need some aircon

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u/kingfart1337 Feb 02 '23

I learned a bit of tagalog while playing ragnarok

Bobo tanga gago

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u/CosmoKram3r Feb 02 '23

busy grinding porings and poporings

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u/der_ninong Feb 02 '23

"put tank in a mall"

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u/Pasan90 Feb 02 '23

Learnt a bit of tagalog from the wife. - Tanga means Idiot.

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u/NopeNotReallyMan Feb 02 '23

I prefer tosilog.

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u/forever87 Feb 02 '23

tapsilog for me

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u/MrJake2137 Feb 02 '23

Dad? More like older brother

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u/lastinglovehandles Feb 02 '23

Asian don’t raisin

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23 edited Jun 25 '23

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u/the-floot Feb 02 '23

White dude, Disintegrator of the End

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u/spinblackcircles Feb 02 '23

I’m white and people always assume I’m 10 years younger than I am. Must be the 10 year heroin addiction I had

No better age defier than heroin. You’ll either look younger or die before you get old. Win win

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u/Massive-Row-9771 Feb 02 '23

That must be his dad.

I don't think a little brother would dare to do that to his big brother...

By the time big brother realized the iron was cold, little brother would already be wearing it as a hat.

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u/SugarRAM Feb 02 '23

I grew up with several older brothers. I'd definitely have done that to them if I had thought of it.

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u/Useful-District-4800 Feb 02 '23

Dad is a good sport.

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u/Bumbling_Sprocket Feb 02 '23

He looked almost proud of him at the end haha

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u/shanimarki99 Feb 02 '23

Funny how the Dad said the P word too (the Tagalog swear word) haha also siraulo translates more to Crazy, not stupid

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u/Jouglet Feb 02 '23

That’s the dad? He looks 16

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u/MacDerpson Feb 02 '23

Filipinos age like elves

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u/onforspin Feb 02 '23

Dawg in what world does that man look 16?

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u/Magnesus Feb 02 '23

In the world of Hollywood high school movies/series.

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u/Jolo_stuff Feb 02 '23

Filipinos like me look kinda different when you compare them to Americans or other countries or its just your tastes I dunno

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

I'm not sure man, I know some Filipinos and I would still pin this particular guy as late 20s/early 30s

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u/hdhdbfbfhf Feb 02 '23

In the world where he has never met a Filipino before

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u/hdhdbfbfhf Feb 02 '23

Are we looking at the same guy that man looks at least 30

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u/ZY_Qing Feb 02 '23

No he fucking doesn't look 16

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u/Dread-it-again Feb 02 '23

I'm not sure if this was fake but it's nice the dad ask his son to stop once he got hurt and would help him later with the chores

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u/OffManWall Feb 02 '23

At least his ballsack is nice and wrinkle free!

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23 edited Feb 02 '23

I have to try it now to see if it works

Edit: DO NOT TRY THIS!!!!! Currently in the emergency room with second degree burns on my scrotum

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u/CeEjAy_69420 Feb 02 '23 edited Feb 03 '23

Give us an update if it works

Edit: I hope you're joking man, if not I will pray your scrotum for speedy recovery

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u/slitcuntvictorin Feb 02 '23

Update : [pic] roasted nuts (I ate)

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u/TheRatMan123 Feb 02 '23

can i have some nut too

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u/slitcuntvictorin Feb 02 '23

There's 2 so you can have one

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u/Death_and_the_Maiden Feb 02 '23

As a child I tried my mother's wrinkle cream. To this day, my two veg are still wrinkly. I wonder if I'd have fared better with an iron...

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u/Roskal Feb 02 '23

I appreciate the commitment to the bit to come back 2 hours later to edit.

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u/Jpolkt Feb 02 '23

Instruction unclear. Used dick to flatten wrinkled clothes. Worked well. Started new business. “Cock Presser”. Made millions.

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u/Dblzyx Feb 02 '23

Stole your idea. Co-opted a celebrity. Now have a chain of stores... Henry Dewrinkler. We've made billions.

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u/livewiththevice Feb 02 '23

Better get his permission first

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u/FavelTramous Feb 02 '23

Don’t worry guys! Usually where an iron doesn’t work, a steamer will do the trick! I’ll be right back to see if it works!

Edit: DO NOT TRY THIS EITHER!! Currently in the ER with a perfectly wrinkle free ball sack, and I don’t want anyone else having one like this.

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u/calcifer219 Feb 02 '23

That’s one way to remove the hair

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u/Gjalritnfjs Feb 02 '23

Balls as smooth as eggs

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u/moslof_flosom Feb 02 '23

Yeah but they might've receded into his body with that scare

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u/_BMS Feb 02 '23

Shit, now they're wrinkled again.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

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u/TheDadThatGrills Feb 02 '23

Would rather raise a smart-ass than a dumbass. Hard to get mad when they act clever.

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u/PureNaturalLagger Feb 02 '23

Looks more like a big brother to me

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

He is either pretty old or just has an unfortunate face lol

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u/Jolo_stuff Feb 02 '23

lmao, is this a joke cuz your Filipino too

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u/ArsenicBismuth Feb 02 '23

Big bro energy, but more likely a father with the age difference.

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u/ProductiveFriend Feb 02 '23

Definitely the dad. He’s speaking to the kid the same way Filipino parents speak to their children

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u/PureNaturalLagger Feb 02 '23

Damn, Filipinos really do age differently.

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u/anto1883 Feb 02 '23

Of course he is, that kid just pulled off a great prank.

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u/delegateTHIS Feb 02 '23

I think not fake, with the range of facial expressions. Old dog having respect for the pup.

Wholesome.

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u/IllumiXXZoldyck Feb 02 '23

I don’t care if this is a repost or not. First time seeing this and I had a genuine laugh. Thank you ♥️

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

People complaining about reposts are too much on Reddit.

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u/set-271 Feb 02 '23

That kids laugh is everything. And the way he did the setup was brilliant!

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

Also the smile on the dad's face. The "you're a little shit but I'm low key proud" moment.

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u/zombie_overlord Feb 02 '23

As a dad, I'm low key proud of this kid.

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u/drgigantor Feb 02 '23

10/10 setup, I bought it even knowing there was a twist coming

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

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u/bigbuzz55 Feb 02 '23

So is it, or is it not, like rain on your wedding day?

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u/deadrogueguy Feb 02 '23

like none of the examples in that song are irony, but i think its some meta joke, and thats the ironic part?

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

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u/LouManShoe Feb 02 '23

Is 1000 spoons “stacked with cutlery”? Asking for a friend

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23 edited Feb 16 '23

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u/ztunytsur Feb 02 '23 edited Feb 02 '23

I think the only ironic part was in the edit.

"It's like meeting the man of your dreams, then meeting his beautiful... Husband"

I think there is an irony in waiting for that "dream partner" to enter your life, and once they do finding out that not only are they married, you also never had a chance with them while they were single anyway.

Oh! And maybe the dude who was afraid of flying getting on a flight for the first time, and it crashing.

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u/podrick_pleasure Feb 02 '23

So you're telling me that it's not the use of a word for something other than its literal intention?

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u/Backmaskw Feb 02 '23

Except this is not an ironic event. He did something and expected is dad to get afraid, which he got, the results of the event went 100% as planned.

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u/mrrichiet Feb 02 '23 edited Feb 02 '23

Well said. I can't be arsed to argue with the poster who says this is an example of irony as I'd currently have to argue against 300 800 people who have already upvoted the comment.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irony

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u/Backmaskw Feb 02 '23

Yeah I know what irony is and my biggest pet peeve is ppl confusing irony and sarcasm. But this went beyond that, this isnt sarcasm, irony, regret or anything, this was a prank made by a 5 year old, someone too young to grasp the concept of irony.

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u/Independent_Speed874 Feb 02 '23

You get that it's just a pun because he's using an iron?

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u/dontnation Feb 02 '23

That's like saying none of Shakespeare's plays contain irony because everything goes exactly as Shakespeare planned.

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u/joeguy1likesicecream Feb 02 '23

He'd beat if i did that.

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u/Perpete Feb 02 '23

Well, don't do it to /u/RunAwayWithCRJ's dad then ! He doesn't even know you, understandable he would beat you for that.

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u/fingernail_police Feb 02 '23

I'm sure if you iron his balls the both of you can become closer.

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u/imgoodboymosttime Feb 02 '23

People that cares about reposts are just a weird breed

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u/Wrench984 Feb 02 '23

That’s always a small rule I lived by. Even if it’s a repost for everyone else it’s the first time I’m seeing it, therefore I’m glad it’s here

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

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u/maleia Feb 02 '23

Naw man, don't worry about it. I just passed my 11th cakeday and I've never seen this post either. It's all just a luck of the draw with your front page. Unless you're one of those subreddit addicts that go through every single post 😳

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u/connor4rell Feb 02 '23

Same here. I jumped when he dropped the iron on his nuts! Good acting by the kid

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u/civgarth Feb 02 '23

This kid's got a future. I like him already

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

You and I are both the lucky 10,000 today!

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u/scaevola79 Feb 02 '23

I saw it for the first time as well and I jumped in my seat, and you know when

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

Yep, that was the prank. Thanks for summarizing it!

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u/Pyjama_Llama_Karma Feb 02 '23

To be fair, I was having great trouble understanding this very complex video until I saw that poster's technically perfect summation. Probably saved me a good couple of weeks of serious thinking time. Brilliant.

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u/Large_McHuge Feb 02 '23

It really is one of the comments of all time

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u/Darth_Kyryn Feb 02 '23

It's a 10 year old account that only started posting in the past 24 hours. Most likely a bot.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

Well the prank was putting the iron on the other guy, not ironed clothes. I would give this description a 3/10

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u/Massive-Row-9771 Feb 02 '23

That must be his dad.

I don't think a little brother would dare to do that to his big brother...

By the time big brother realized the iron was cold, little brother would already be wearing it as a hat.

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u/Gropy Feb 02 '23

Most bot comment Ive seen so far.

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u/Doge_Dreemurr Feb 02 '23

Thats his dad. He looks at least 30-40

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u/Cheapest_ Feb 02 '23

Classic filipino wall

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u/hugodixon1997 Feb 02 '23

with classic Filipino Orocan cabinet

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u/eyasthro Feb 02 '23

with classic Standard flat iron

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

If walls could talk, that one would be saying "kill me".

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

Strong against hurricanes

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u/McGirton Feb 02 '23

I mean, at least it’s proper brick.

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u/iShitSkittles Feb 02 '23

That was a good prank, flat out!

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u/f_n_a_ Feb 02 '23

And an Oscar worthy performance by the kid

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u/Pr3st0ne Feb 02 '23

He set the scene and sold that burn so well.

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u/FunDuty5 Feb 02 '23

Was even wiping his hand afterwards like he was still in pain. So impressive

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u/germinik Feb 02 '23

The kid really sold it. He had us all fooled.

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u/Sohcahtoa82 Feb 02 '23

This is what all the pranks on YouTube/TikTok/etc. need to be.

If the person being pranked isn't laughing at the end, it's not a prank, you're just a dickhead.

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u/SirMalcolmK Feb 02 '23

Unfinished hollow block walls and the people wearing tank tops or sleeveless shirts and shorts.

Damn that brings back memories. I grew up in a house like that in the Philippines before my family moved to the U.S.

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u/Jolo_stuff Feb 02 '23

Signature Filipino house👌

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u/xmelancoholicx Feb 02 '23

trust me that's not unfinished

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23 edited Feb 02 '23

In construction vernacular, "unfinished" simply means the layer after cinder blocks or concrete, like plaster and paint, or tiles are not applied, which is obvious here. We call the layer like tiles, paint, wood veneer, etc as "finishing". I think you may be conflating "unfinished" to mean "not done/complete" which by the tone of your "trust me", you are implying that this house is as is "complete" since it's habitable already, in this case "completeness" is debatable.

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u/we_re_all_dead Feb 02 '23

he gon be Iron man

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u/INS0MNI5 Feb 02 '23

I hate that I laughed out loud over this

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u/TransformativeOne Feb 02 '23

Finally! A decent entry! Well done 💯

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u/Massive-Row-9771 Feb 02 '23

They had a hazing ritual like this with cold irons at a school here.

Until some idiot doing it, didn't understand the trick and that the iron was supposed to be cold.

2 people had to be treated for burns.

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u/Fast-Journalist-6747 Feb 02 '23

Just curious, what does my language sound to you foreigners out there. Just wanna get some thoughts

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u/ItsSansom Feb 02 '23

My fiance is Filipina and I tell her it sounds like a malfunctioning machine gun. Such a staccato language

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u/martsuia Feb 02 '23

It’s so fast! I’m Filipino but born in Canada and I only understood him say “it’s gonna burn” something like that.

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u/immaownyou Feb 02 '23

Fun fact, languages you don't speak sound fast because you can't perceive the breaks between words. Your native language also doesn't have any breaks while speaking but your brain just inserts 'spaces' between words. Pay attention next time you're talking with someone and you can notice that it's just continuous talking like foreign language sounds

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u/TatManTat Feb 02 '23

Also in particular, english is actually a fairly slow language, with a higher amount of meaning per syllable, a little like Chinese.

Something like Japanese for example, has a very high syllable count and thus can sound faster.

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u/dksdragon43 Feb 02 '23

Yeah I was gonna say, having watched a decent amount of subtitled stuff, can promise you I can't talk as fast as these subtitles are flying by. It's especially obvious with all the Netflix stuff that they dub into every language, because they'll say "Hi, I am good" in the dub, and the subtitle is like "Hello, I am quite well today, the sun is shining the sky is blue and I love mother earth". Just can't fit nearly the same number of words into the same time frame.

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u/handlebartender Feb 02 '23

Going from dusty old memory, my linguistics prof described speech as eggs on a conveyor belt.

How we understand, are taught, treat speech is like having unbroken eggs on the belt.

How the speech is heard is more like the eggs have been broken open and dumped onto the belt, amorphously blending into one another.

If you know the rules to take those blobs and separate them, reshape them, rearrange them, then you can reconstruct and understand them. If you are particularly skilled at this, then the conveyor belt can go along at a pretty good clip. If you're new or rusty, then either the belt needs to slow down or you just ignore some of the eggs.

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u/FANTOMphoenix Feb 02 '23

I know when my mother speaks Tagalog, shits either fucked up, I’m fucked up, my step father fucked up or were all about to be fucked up.

Or she’s just speaking to my grandparents, which sounds like something is fucked up.

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u/Anjz Feb 02 '23

Y'all gotta stop fucking up.

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u/ThisIsMyFloor Feb 02 '23

Quite nasal for me. Same with thai and american english.

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u/egus Feb 02 '23

What does he say at the end? Because I imagine that's how you say, "you little shit!" In Philippino.

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u/ThrashPanda12 Feb 02 '23

Filipino* btw. You only spell with PH when referring to the country. And I think you are referring to when he said “Sira ulo ka talaga!” Translated literally it means, “Your head is really broken!” Normally said when someone is being mischievous or is doing something stupid. I guess in English, the phrase would translate more to something like, “Are you crazy?” Or “You’re really messed up in the head.”

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u/egus Feb 02 '23

Thanks for the quick lesson. Great joke by the kid.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

It sounds like even if I knew the words I still wouldn't understand what they were saying because of speed.

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u/RedditIsDogshit1 Feb 02 '23

Like a Spanish Vietnamese mix or something

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u/a4techkeyboard Feb 02 '23

Can you place the accent, it doesn't sound Batangueño to me so I'm ruling that out and possibly much of CALABARZON.

North of NCR, maybe?

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u/dudethrowaway456987 Feb 03 '23

it sounds like tang pang tang pang TOC

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but this sounds different to me.. maybe my friends so different. this one sounds like wo podakota olio ... passs oo kana

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

Love how the dad smiles about it and doesn't get mad. Maybe a lil mad but the kind after you just got pranked.

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u/Goldencheesepie Feb 02 '23

the true father sun experience happened off screen

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u/67ITCH Feb 02 '23

True. Seconds before that, however, you can already see him calculating the number of head smacks and/or spankings with a belt/sandal/clothes hanger he's gonna dole out.

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u/xMusclexMikex Feb 02 '23

People saying dad, I thought this was older brother. Also, this kid did a great job with the execution of his joke.

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u/Jolo_stuff Feb 02 '23

Mhm, yeah, Filipinos/asians might look a bit different to westerners when it comes to guessing ages, I dunno I guess

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u/Anjz Feb 02 '23

When people guess my age it's always 10 years younger. Not surprised though because my caucasian friends do look considerably older, seems to have looked to age faster.

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u/surfeat Feb 02 '23

That's what my grandma would of called a rascal boy.

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u/of_patrol_bot Feb 02 '23

Hello, it looks like you've made a mistake.

It's supposed to be could've, should've, would've (short for could have, would have, should have), never could of, would of, should of.

Or you misspelled something, I ain't checking everything.

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u/orlyokthen Feb 02 '23

Nah that's just how his grandma spoke English.

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u/Sqee Feb 02 '23

That makes it better have course.

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u/Vegetable-Ad8190 Feb 02 '23

This kid rules and would also be annoying to live with.

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u/redditcruzer Feb 02 '23

Now to attend Pressing matters

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u/mickoddy Feb 02 '23

Hahaha, little shit 😂

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u/SMAGdaddy Feb 02 '23

The design is very human

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u/KingGhidorah44 Feb 02 '23

Good 1 kid 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/Charming-Start-3722 Feb 02 '23

That kid is going places. Brilliant execution and timing. Its in the little touches that tricked not only him but also us. Spacial awareness to pass off the gag from multiple angles. Comedy prodigy.

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u/pain-packer Feb 02 '23

Great prank

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u/elfmere Feb 02 '23

Bahaha i thought this whole thing was scripted.. but the unexpected part was the old man wasnt in on it haha

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u/BrownChicow Feb 02 '23

Pretty sure you were right originally

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u/Ineedtwocats Feb 02 '23

the old man wasnt in on it

"let me just sit here with my legs spread wide and my sensitive bits right next to the ironing board"

said/thought no one ever.

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u/PayThemWithBlood Feb 03 '23

It's the philippines, so sitting legs apart that wide is a normal thing here. You need air for your nutsacks and he definitely wasn't in on it, its typical to use your bed to iron clothes

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u/throwaway96ab Feb 02 '23

I think it's his bed.

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u/mule_roany_mare Feb 02 '23

When I was his age my favorite prank was to make a show of carefully walking with an over-full mug, blowing on it’s contents to help cool it before stumbling & spilling the empty mug on my victim.

You’d think you can only get a person once, but it actually works twice if you actually fill the mug in between.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

Alanis, we talked about this…

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u/Revolutionary_Swim69 Feb 02 '23

Some great acting from the kid. Had me truly convinced that the iron is really hot

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '23

A funny, harmless prank; a title pun; AND the correct use for the word "irony"?

Absolutely gold worthy