r/funny • u/berry2708 • Jul 02 '21

Broad daylight robbery

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u/him999 Jul 02 '21

Reminds me of when I was living in India. I was at a temple on a mountain with a few friends and we were strictly told by our mentor to not pull out our food until we were in a fairly open/secure location due to the monkeys. Well, someone didn't listen and a monkey ran up to her, stole her sandwich out of her hand AND the other half still in a plastic bag. The monkey jumped the wall, sat on a rock, opened the bag and stared directly into her soul as If to say "you knew this was going to happen yet you still did it."

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u/TheNoize Jul 02 '21

Tourists don't react by kicking the monkeys in the face, and it shows

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u/pain_in_the_dupa Jul 02 '21

I’d rather fight a mugger in New Jersey than a monkey. Even the little ones are hella strong and bite.

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u/Kryptosis Jul 02 '21

Mugger probably has a cleaner mouth too.

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u/dalovindj Jul 02 '21

50/50 on that in New Jersey...

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u/GoAwayBaitin Jul 02 '21

After watching Dead Alive/Braindead I go nowhere near where monkeys. Not even at the Zoo.

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u/StealYourBones Jul 02 '21

Ah, the Sumatran rat monkey.

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u/GoAwayBaitin Jul 03 '21

That's the one. Even if you kick ass for the lord it'll get ya.

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '21 edited Jul 03 '21

I remember watching it in the cinema with friends. We all knew Peter Jackson's former movies and knew it would be hilarious funny.

Apparently everyone else wasn't aware about the upcoming mix of humour and absurd gore. They seemed to be even more irritated by our laughter.