Slice of bread falls over

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Is that bread? Looks more like the consistency of pound cake. I sense substantial mass in that thunk.

Edit: Kind of a shame it wasn’t buttered, come to think of it. It might have added a nihilistic (or perhaps optimistic… nah…) vibe to the work.

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…as God intended

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There was a depth of emotion here one does not often see in such films. The exploration of the existential, mirroring the fall from grace, the ultimate triumph of artistic endeavors. Although it lacks the morbidity to pass as a Buñuelian satire.

Also, a most satisfying thump at the end.

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Nooooooooooo… oh, the humanity.

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pNGuqEG

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It’s even better when you watch it in slow motion

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Or in reverse.

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That’s Texas Toast, baby!

(which is just white bread cut thicker because… Texas, I guess?)

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Bah. schnooleheletteletto did it, and so much else, seven years earlier.

Don’t you remember, @beschizza ?

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peanut butter side down

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Good thud.

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:+1::+1:

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Oh yeah… Man Not Eating a Banana was a masterpiece,

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That is indescribably frustrating to watch.

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3.3 million views. If your video isn’t as popular as a slice of bread falling over…

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There’s a lot of tension in this piece to be sure, but no resolution or relief. The tension just kind of vanishes when he re-peels the fruit with ennui, and the viewer is left sensing a lack of banana in their mouth. And we’ll never find out: did he later eat the banana? Throw it in the trash? Feed it to a parakeet?

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Just goes to show how important editing is. The waffle falls over too quickly, killing all suspense.

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Far more interesting question than it first appears:

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