It's amazing how puny-sounding the machine gun is from their perspective.

Probably the first consistently funny 11-minute sketch SNL has produced in years.

His work is amazing, but the idea that we're not talking about people dying from smoking is far fetched. I guess if you spend all your time in a studio you miss out on national conversations.

Wow, that was boring.

That was pretty unfunny.

So fake.

I'll be honest ... I cried as a kid at this part.

Which is sick, considering that the whole thing was done specifically to clear the way for a new product line.

Poor Otter. He's fat and neurotic from not getting the exercise he needs.

>> ^Farhad2000:
This is how the scene ends...


It's amazing how his violence and attempt to physically control and silence his sister at the end is a reflection of his rhetorical style.

Why does it matter what kind of car you drive if you're driving it to Wal-Mart to buy products which have been shipped from all over the world, burning untold amounts of fossil fuels. I hear a lot of talk about "reducing demand" by "driving a different car", when the larger picture of consumption is really what needs to be considered!

I tried to vote this up 20 times, but the site only took my first vote. Please fix this bug. Thanks.

Yeah, stick it to the oil companies by using a product which is fertilized by their products and shipped around the world via diesel-burning vehicles! That'll show em!

a graven image is a carving or engraving. never forget: God Hates Statues.

Also don't forget to be willfully ignorant while you're at it. The prohibition against graven images in the Bible is obviously one against false idols. And, yes, never forget: the God of the Bible hates false idols.

If you have nothing to hide, if you've done nothing wrong, and won't do anything wrong, then don't cover your face.

The same argument could have been used against the founding fathers as they published the Federalist Papers anonymously.

In reply to this comment by BicycleRepairMan:
It takes a bit of time to explain, I recommend you read one or two books on evolution/natural selection to understand, but to give a brief answer as I can(in retrospect it got pretty long, sorry): ...

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Your original comment made it sound as if evolution proves the existence of God to be an impossibility (or perhaps I just read it that way). If that is the case, I don't see how natural selection (which we know to be true) proves the absence of God. Evolution and natural selection do not speak to the origins of life, only its development over time.

If that is not the stance you were taking, well then never mind. While I do not personally know whether or not miraculous intervention is possible, I don't see any reason to believe it has happened so far in the course of evoltution.