The Peanut Is Neither A Pea Nor

Justin Timberlake Is The Single Most Talented Human Being I've Ever Met In My Life, And It Sickens Me. He Is, Like, 12 Years Old Or Something! He Has 0 Percent Body Fat, He Is Musically Gifted, He Has A Great Ear For Accents, And He Is Hilarious.

I Feel Entirely Grateful And Appreciative Of Being Able To Make Something Up And Do It, And I'm Very Grateful How Well It's Gone. I'm A Guy From Toronto Who Just Wanted To Be An Actor Since He Was Eight So It's All Kind-of Crazy. Shrek Has Been Wonderfully Successful, It Did Really Well In The States, And So It's Magical To Me, Still. I'm Still That Kid From Toronto.

Most Comedians Want To Be The Architect Of Their Own Embarrassment. They Have Horrible Self-esteem Issues. I Would Rather Push Myself Into The Mud. I Don't Want To Be Pushed Into The Mud. I Think That Is Probably True. I Think Most People Struggle With Self-acceptance. But Comedians Get A Chance To Self Externalize.

And I Loved The Whole Idea Behind The Story, Which Is That You're Beautiful, So Don't Let Other People Tell You That You're Not Just Because You Don't Look Like The People In Magazines. Or Because You're Not That Weird Ideal Body Image That's Out There Right Now.

So They Ended Up Turning This Little Twenty Eight Page Book Into The Movie. And It's All About This Stinky, Smelly Ogre Who Doesn't Care What Anybody Thinks Of Him.