Aziz Ansari Wants To Stop Acting In Order To Reduce His Carbon Footprint (VIDEO)

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Posted: 11- 6-09 08:26 AM

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In this hilarious video from Grist TV, Umbra Fisk interviews Parks and Recreation's Aziz Ansari about his enviro musings, including his proposal that everyone should cease all careers and jobs in order to reduce our carbon footprint. Sounds like a relaxing plan to a green life to us!



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In this hilarious video from Grist TV, Umbra Fisk interviews Parks and Recreation's Aziz Ansari about his enviro musings, including his proposal that everyone should cease all careers and jobs in orde...
In this hilarious video from Grist TV, Umbra Fisk interviews Parks and Recreation's Aziz Ansari about his enviro musings, including his proposal that everyone should cease all careers and jobs in orde...
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VHEMT* would do good to get Anzi as a zero-impact spokesperson.

*Voluntary human extinction movement

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:06 AM on 11/07/2009
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Ansari is hilarious on Parks & Recreation, but he's not so good without a script.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:19 PM on 11/06/2009
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meh.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:31 PM on 11/06/2009
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Pretty funny! He's right ... we should all just stop working ... playing ... and living in order to save the planet. Everything we do affects the earth negatively ... so best that we all just go away!

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:05 PM on 11/06/2009

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