photo of the day – johnny knoxville
Pop quiz: What’s the one jackass segment that cannot be found in the online jackassworld archive? Give up? I know, it’s a tough one—there are a thousand odd videos crammed up into the sewer pipes here. So let me throw a few more hints your way: this segment was first filmed in 1998 way before jackass was an itch in Jeff Tremaine’s pants; Johnny Knoxville was actually going by the ridiculously long-ass name of “Johnny Knoxville United States of America” then; it originally appeared on the Big Brother skateboard video Number Two; and it can now be owned for your at home entertainment perusal on the jackass: the lost tapes DVD.
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With an iron fist, cold heart, and loaded fire extinguisher, Dimitry Elyashkevich controls the chaotic world of Dave England and Ehren McGhehey.
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johnny knoxville mistakes a mini-golf course for a driving range.
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dimitry elyashkevich puts a booger in the mouth of a sleeping steve-o
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chris pontius hits the streets of downtown los angeles as the devil himself
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jackass flashback – the blind driver
Whoever the hell was responsible for coming up with all the categories presented in the 2009 jackassworld awards totally forgot to include one for the flashback series. What an oversight. So, in commemoration of this four-eyed nincompoop’s glaring omittance (speaking in the objective third person, of course), we now present one of the hypothetical nominees to the lamentably absent jackass flashback category: “Blind Driver,” starring Danger Ehren, Dave England, and the barely professional nitwits that eventually got it right.
Johnny Knoxville helps to release a skunk into the wild and gets sprayed in the process.
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Bam Margera, Brandon Dicamillo, and Ryan Dunn get rowdy with shopping carts.
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Well kids, we made it to fifteen! I can't believe you have tolerated me for this long, but I tend to think it's only because you like seeing us open your stuff on camera, and not because you think I am a talented on-air personality.
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In an entertainment world gone mad with high production value and professionalism, Jeff Tremaine, Johnny Knoxville, and Spike Jonze brought the amateur, lo-fi fun of jackass to television in what seemed like a lark but became an influential smear of pop culture crap. Sociological ramifications aside, sit back and pinch a loaf off with an absurd bevy of stunts, pranks, and silliness from the likes of Bam Margera, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Ryan Dunn, Preston Lacy, Wee Man, Dave England and Danger Ehren.
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