With the release of Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds, Brad Pitt has once again shown the world why he is “the man.” He’s married to the most beautiful woman ever. He’s got more money than anyone could possibly need. And, in nearly all of his movies, he simply kicks ass. In his latest release, he kicks Nazi ass – and lots of it.
A two-time “Sexiest Man Alive,” Pitt obviously has his health and good looks going for him as well. All things considered, Brad Pitt truly has everything a man could ask for. It’s only fitting, then, that he’s not a man at all.
That’s right. Brad Pitt is a robot.
Now, I’m no scientist or robot expert. But there’s no dancing around it. There are no other logical explanations for Brad Pitt’s talent and successes. He is a robot – and a bitchin’ robot at that.

And cousin, robot business is a-boomin'
Don’t be alarmed, though. He’s not the first. Robots have been around for a while now, living the lives that mortal men fantasize about. Mick Jagger is a robot. Michael Jordan is a robot, too. Will Smith may or may not be a robot. But Brad Pitt…he’s a definite.
Let’s just run down his career, shall we?
Pitt has starred in badass movies like Fight Club, Ocean’s Eleven, Twelve Monkeys, and Se7en, stealing every scene with ease. He’s been married to Jennifer Aniston and Angelina Jolie. He currently has six kids – yes, six kids – and still manages to kick Nazi ass in his free time.
I’m honestly surprised that his cold, metal interior is still a secret to the world. No humans are that awesome.
But the truth is, I’m thankful for all the robots out there. With perfection embodied and broadcast to the world, normal people have something to aspire to. We can learn from the robots. Granted, I haven’t a clue where they came from, or what they were actually designed to do. The possibilities are rather frightening.
For now, though, I have no problem with idolizing these machines. Hell, if being a robot would get me to Angelina Jolie, then sign me up.
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