This is pure gold! Beat me to posting by only a couple hours.

*isdupe http://videosift.com/video/Six-minutes-of-accidentally-bumping-into-girlfriends-cousin

Suntory? Where's Bill Murray?

Jesus - think that guy smokes enough? When he starts laughing, he sounds like he's got pneumonia.

Does anyone know of or have a link to the full version of this?

Thanks for the love and promotion. It took a bit, but I'm glad to see it's finally making the rounds on the Sift.

*beg

That's no boob, it's a space station!

Have you heard?

Functioned as designed.

I first lost it when I realised he was wearing a pair of Isotoners. The maniacal laughter only got worse at the end as he ducks behind the quilt.

Thanks for posting this. Wonder if we can get anyone to change tags from Army to Air Force? That's the new digital uniform for that branch of service.

Speaking as a former LEO, not only does the primary officer grossly overreact to the situation (though I would tell you that unless you've been in his shoes, it's not fair to pass judgement), there is a serious officer safety here. Consent issues aside, there is absolutely *no* reason the secondary officer should have searched that vehicle with the driver still inside.

I don't believe the driver's story for a second. It seems pretty clear that he's in a high-crime area, and is involving himself with a known pimp and prostitute. However, that situation has little to do with the arresting officer's actions. My primary outrage here is that this pair of officers put themselves in a position, either through poor training or complacency, to provoke a potentially lethal situation had the suspect intended it. Then, instead of recognizing that the failure to identify the firearm was on their hands, the officer reacted out of rage (and probably a bit of justified fear at how close he and his partner could have been to a lethal force situation) by lashing out at a largely cooperative suspect.

He's shooting at targets loaded with tannerite - the rounds he's using are not explosive in any way.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tannerite

That's no moon...it's a space station.