I think in this same interview, he answers a question about "why he decided to copy existing commercial images rather than creating something original" by saying, "This is easier."

Unlikely things happen constantly.

Also, this idea that there is no design because "I could do better" seems to me to prove something about the human brain and human conciousness being the product of an intelligence. How is it possible that we have the capacity to "do it better" than nature if we are nothing more nor less than a product of purely natural forces?

This is just silly. There is no God because the universe is dangerous and bad things happen?

When your sideburns get too bushy . . .

Rickegee and I know a guy dancing in the front of the bus in this short. Hard to see in this format - but it's Jeff Summerel.

"Natural" and "good" are not synonyms.

Just give me the comedy gold - nix on the fawning.

What an unenlightening examination of The Incident.

Surely, surely, surely we're not saying that any and all behaviors exhibited by animals are acceptable or desirable for humans.

Surely.

Why did the actors do it? Were they contractually obliged? Hearing Han Solo say, "All of you are an important part of my life, pal" is almost too much to bear.

There's a similiar post up showing the oft-deified Bill Hicks blowing up at a heckler. The post makes referernce to "successfully" handling the situation - but what he does is repeatedly scream that the woman is a "cunt." Is the word (or concept) "nigger" the only thing that crosses some sort of line?

I'm not aware of "indiscriminate urination" being a huge problem in the US . . . Not unheard of, of course, just not something that requires a high-tech solution.

More properly - suburban ninja.

This unmemorable incarnation of RMc was played by Willard Scott.

The thing about these kinds of acts is that there's no suspense. Speculating about methods is fun, but the attempt to build tension fails for me. The only possibility of failure would be a catastophic failure of each of several safety measures.

I've seen one with Brown supposedly hypnotising a guy via a video game, then placing him in a "real" environment with zombies, guns, etc. Totally fake - that one so much so that the entire segment was pointless (unlike this one).