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[nightspore]

That's prolly scarier than those kids were scared.

[danschank]

yeah, that would terrify me as an adult. i like that the boy only gets scared once he realizes how scared his older sister is.

Haha, awesome

[ghost_dinosaur]

Although I sorta hope it's fake -- such a mean thing to do to your poor children!

Re: Haha, awesome

[danschank]

the way i interpreted it is that the parents thought the kids would get excited? like,"hey look it's the ACTUAL easter bunny," etc.

Re: Haha, awesome

[wring]

perks of parenthood.

This guy knows what i'm talking about:

http://tumblr.thedailywh.at/post/4872835667/omg-adorbz-of-the-day-five-year-old-losiah

haha

[danschank]

i am a mere detached observer.

[luckyhoss]

Poor kids! It's funny though!

[danschank]

"childhood-favorite-as-nightmare" is a comedy aesthetic that usually works for me.

[glazomaniac]

aww, i feel bad for the kids, but i really feel bad for the parents. they just wanted to give the kids a happy surprise.

[danschank]

eh, once they hit high school, they'll get as much of a kick out of this video as we do, with any luck! fun for the whole family!

[lokilokust]

and i'm sure it looked like the best idea, to them.
'gee, honey... dressing up like some monstrous man sized anthropomorphous rabbit and hiding in the dark, banging on the window... what could possibly go wrong?'
there is no more satisfactory childhood horror than that of well intentioned parents.

[danschank]

yeah. the laugh the whole family will enjoy in a few years will be at everyone's expense for different reasons. you're either a chicken or a bad parent. in a good way.