I had to turn down the volume. Cool stuff, but the whole factory floor/ superherosounding music sounded a little pompous.

I want a raptor suit, too.

Too bad all that table-turning didn't knock the chip off your shoulder.

The Two Towers couldn't be a slide. They went straight down. Maybe a bungee-style thing.

The New Orleans flood would be better than the tsunami, simply for branding purposes. Depends on your market.

Don't tell me you didn't cry during the movie Titanic, or laugh at Oh The Huge Manatee? People have profited from disasters since time began.

Thinly veiled soft-core porn. Interesting how the close-ups always headed straight for the women's breasts.

Take anything you want? Indeed.

The picture of a naked child with an arrow in its back is tasteless.

If it was a cartoon, I probably wouldn't mind, but that's just offensive.

Showering above the toilet has never appealed to me.
It's also too gross to brush your teeth in the same sink you wash the dishes in.

Looks like he made the place habitable, but is it "livable"?

You could blame his mistake on nerves. We can forget even the simplest things under pressure. But that audience was either stupid or malevolent.

"Disons le soleil, ma chere."

"Oui, oui!"

Would be better on the big screen, but it's no James Bond. And nothing beats Terminator 3 for its orgy of destruction car/truck/you name it, it was in there chase.

That won't contribute to global warming, will it?

Yeah, because being a prostitute in Times Square is reall heroic. I wonder if he was already wearing the Robin costume?

It was funny.
I only wonder if the company made that, or if somebody else just added the clip at the end.

First time I've seen it.
I doubt it's legal to do.

What an asinine comment, Aramax. I don't get the comparison. If you don't like baby squids, don't eat them. If you don't like kissing men, don't do it.

Nobody's forcing you to do either.

Problem is, you seem really obsessed about it. Lighten up, dude.

They're emphasizing the fact that these were appearing on bridges, too. Pretty stupid to stick electronic devices on public places, and not tell anybody in advance, even if it was a colossal over-reaction.

I feel kinda sorry for the two "artists" whose job it was to put the things up (it's about as artistic as changing the numbers on a gas station sign).

They'll probably take the fall for the big companies who thought up this bad idea.

Are you really THAT insecure in your sexual identity, Aramax?

If you don't get the humour in that, you should probably see a therapist.

Cavemen probably had sex with each other all the time, with themselves, with cave women, with all their family members, with animals, with rocks and trees. After a long passage of time, primitive people came up with sexual and cultural taboos. Thus our own ideas of morality and law were born.