I'm glad she freed the coyote, but it seems a little callous to film it before starting. I assume she had to go back to her house for wire cutters and that's when she picked up the camera - if she left it there JUST to get the camera that would really be criminal.

Upvote for John Wayne!

Love Bruce Campbell! We need a compilation of his best lines on the show.

This is interesting footage, although it would be nice to have some narration (and get rid of the annoying music). In the absence of narration, information from wikipedia can be found here:

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

From "The Washington Post," 11/22/07:

As a former English major -- he dropped out of the University of Maryland to pursue his music career -- [Bomani] Armah has conducted creative writing and audio/video workshops for kids. He has worked as a youth counselor. He has seen firsthand one of the most pernicious effects of the rap game, the warping of black reality into a one-dimensional caricature. Too many in his generation of artists, he says, aspire to be "as grimy and gangster" as they can be, a depiction of black life that filters down to the kids, who become the next inaccurate storytellers.

"As an educator and an artist, it was hurting me both ways," says Armah, who is hardly the first "conscious" artist to come along advocating a hip-hop makeover. But most artists who feel as he does, Armah adds, "write essays or long esoteric songs" that are indigestible. Armah was determined to do something more jolting. Provocative, but funny.

" 'Read a Book' was a joke from the beginning," he says. "It was more about parodying the state of hip-hop." And now it has become the thing that defines him. He thought about that for a moment. "Damn, do this many people not get me?"

So, did he do it?

Reminds me of:

http://www.videosift.com/video/The-Pachelbel-Rant-Never-look-at-the-Canon-in-D-the-same

Awesome!

Well, he didn't know the words - but he's still the KING. *LOL*

I'd rather see Richard Gere in "American Gigolo" to this music.

He survived!

Dupe:

http://www.videosift.com/video/Biffs-Question-Song

It looks like the foam that's used to fight fires. It would make sense to have that on hand...

Still gives me chills.

Here's Snopes's response to this urban legend:

http://www.snopes.com/disney/films/aladdin.asp