Haha! Awesome!

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Lured by $1 beer and the prospect of "hot chicks" and "hardcore fights," thousands of Arkansans were duped last month into appearing as extras in comedian Sacha Baron Cohen's latest staged mayhem. Cohen and his confederates organized cage fighting programs on consecutive days in Texarkana and Fort Smith. Both cards ended with two male grapplers (one was identified as "Straight Dave" and wore camouflage) tearing each other's clothes off and, while in underwear, kissing down their opponent's chest. This man-on-man action triggered Fort Smith fans to throw chairs and beer at the ring, according to one cop present at the city's Convention Center. Cohen is currently filming a follow-up, of sorts, to his smash 2006 film featuring Borat, his fictional Kazakh journalist.



http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2008/0708081bruno1.html

The reported title:

"Brüno: Delicious Journeys Through America for the Purpose of Making Heterosexual Males Visibly Uncomfortable in the Presence of a Gay Foreigner in a Mesh T-Shirt."

Hahaha!

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The "Blue Collar Brawlin'" web site (fortsmithfight.com) was registered two weeks before the event in the name of "Peto Philer" of Algeria. The site, which remains live but has been stripped of all content, appears to be currently hosted on servers in Los Angeles.

That's hilarious!

And the fact that it happened in Arkansas only makes it funnier!

haha he knows how to push peoples buttons. brilliant.

Bruno is my least favorite character of his. It's still funny, but the character just isn't as funny as Borat or Ali G. Looking forward to it, though.

Bruno is uproariously funny

...that is pure genius.

I'm one of the few people that hasn't gotten into Cohen. I've never seen any of his stuff (except Sweeny Todd) or had any desire to see it. I can't even say his name without lookin' it up.

EvyMetal wrote:

I'm one of the few people that hasn't gotten into Cohen. I've never seen any of his stuff (except Sweeny Todd) or had any desire to see it. I can't even say his name without lookin' it up.

I saw his stuff in England, so I wasn't so turned on by it all when it came to HBO. He pretty much did the same stuff, but to unsuspecting Americans. Plus, the British version was much dirtier. And British accents make everything funnier.

Still, the shows are hilarious. And the movie is equally hilarious. I'm talking about Borat; ignore the Ali G movie, it's horrible.

Borat literally had me at points unable to breathe I laughed so hard.

scottmitchell74 wrote:

Borat literally had me at points unable to breathe it laughed so hard.

Do you always refer to yourself in third-person as "it." That's weird.

I don't know what you're talking about.

Oh, that Bruno.

It burns us preciousssssss! Our eyesssssss is ssseared!