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impractical

imˈpraktək(ə)l/
adjective
1.
(of an object or course of action) not adapted for use or action; not sensible or realistic.imˈpraktək(ə)l/Submit
adjective

2.
NORTH AMERICAN
impossible to do; impracticable.
Urban Dictionary Merch

impractical

Marriage is impractical.
impractical by Soul Harvester November 7, 2013

impractical jokers 

The Impractical Jokers is a show in which four friends, namely Brian 'Q' Quinn, Salvatore 'Sal' Vulcano , Joe Gatto and James 'Murr' Murray, challenge each other to do funny things with unsuspecting peoplead they record it on hidden cameras for the audience to lighten their mood and have a great laugh. They were originally from the Tenderloins troupe. They are the greatest people of all time. :)
Quinn: Sal is afraid of cats so as a punishment we have kept my cats as his house.
Sal: No way! I'm quitting the show Impractical Jokers. I've had enough.

Impractical Jokers 

A hidden camera TV show that contains scenes of graphic stupidity among four lifelong friends (Joe Gatto, Brian "Q" Quinn, James "Murr" Murray, Sal Vulcano) who compete to embarrass each other in front of random people who do not know that they are on a TV show.
Sal: "I... don't...like you."
Person: "Excuse me?"
Sal: "You are on a hidden camera show called Impractical Jokers!"
Impractical Jokers by kue serabi September 12, 2017

Impractical jokers 

They are some of the best people they always make me smile and be happy
Joe Brian sal and murr are the funniest guys in impractical jokers.
Impractical jokers by Thequeen4200 January 2, 2017

Impractical Jokers 

Warning, the following program contains images of graphic stupidity between four friends who compete to embarrass each other
Coming up on Impractical Jokers
Why is Q all wet?
Has Sal met his worst enemy?
What's got Joe in a pickle?
Why is tonight's big loser getting high?
*dunununun*
*laughing*
Impractical Jokers by XMG772 March 12, 2018

impractical jokers 

the impractical jokers
Q: the guy that likes to say things to murr.
Joe: the guy that has a classic stare.
Sal: hates cats animals and other things.
Perret boy: is murr and has sexy ankles and calves.
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