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Fake. Bad acting. Notice the boat is still intact. Probably an ad for the the boat makers.
Fake, fake..fake fake. First how would you “quietly” set up a crane? Second, who has sex long enough to follow your girlfriend to the place where she’s cheating, then go get a crane, then move it over there, at about four miles an hour and get it in place and balanced. It looks like it’s from Reno 911.
Does anyone watching this thing think its real? Plus, what numbskull would set up a video camera to catch him destroying said boat?
See the tag next to McCulloughs name….it says HUMOR.
I vote for fake also, just bad acting on the part of the boyfriend. Too darn funny though!
Nah, it’s staged, like a college film project or something. The car and crane have no number plates, for starters. Still fun to imagine, though.
Hey duh… it’s from College Humor!
Anybody else have a car, a boat, and a trailer to wreck?? I can think of funnier ways to do it.
Staged. It would be more productive… destructive to use the car as a wrecking ball… The boat is fiberglass, very light.
You’d think crane operators wouldn’t have length issues.
Shouldn’t something have to be ‘funny’ to have the ‘humor’ tag on it?
Not even a crane. It is actually a log loader, used to load cut timber onto log trucks to take to the mill.
If it is an ad for the boat builder, it’s a good one!
I would like to know who makes those boats because they seem to be pretty tough. I don’t know how strong the house was but the boat jerked the car around pretty good without even a visible scratch.
I always love it when they say “You don’t understand.” or “It isn’t what you think it is.”
Good boat hull.
#14 Sorry, but the more obvious the mistake is (to me) the harder it is not to point it out. Since I’ve hauled both cranes and log loaders, the difference is rather stark. Chalk it up to a personality defect on my part.
Yeah, but what would Mr. Greenjeans do?
My clue that it was fake was how clean the yard was.
Have you ever seen a trailer home with a clear lawn?
The more I watch it, the more it looks like an audition tape for “Reno 911”.
Wouldn’t swinging the car have caused more damage to the trailer than a fiberglass boat? Proof once again that people aren’t thinking straight.
Isn’t this typically what happens in places with five thousand people, and six last names?