frisbee's are not-- frisbees are more sharp, because they have a sharp end here, and also they hurt whenou do that. ow. ben, you sit there, and you on the stairs. now i am going downstairs, and you two are going to stay 10 feet apart from each other, okay? now, do you think you can do that? pete: good. karen: he called me a lezza. ben: she touched me with a fairy wand. pete: for god's sake, stop! karen, ben, stop! i mean, he hadn't wanted me physically for ages, and you kid yourself, don't you? that it's all okay, and then you find out you've been lied to, and then the scales fall from your eyes, and you realize that every relationship is a lie. yeah. sorry, jake. ( sniffles ) it's just come pouring out. i suppose i sensed it was over, but it's still a shock, isn't it? i know, yeah. yeah, no, well, no-- veronica, you see, technically-- no, no, no, no, i can-- i can absolutely track down the printer for you. it's just-- ben: how far is 10 feet? yeah, no, it's just that it might-- it might not be in-- just be friends! ten feet apart! angela: the worst part is that you feel so stupid. i mea

he said, do you want to play frisbee? i said, yes. and we went and played frisbee. to tell you, you know what people said right after his death. that it had to be a drug overdose. there were prescription drugs found around. but the coroner said, no. it was pneumonia. but let me ask you this, judy. your son was very open in talking about the struggles he had had with drugs. >> uh-huh. >> and i want to ask you, did he ever talk to you about the pressures of being a young star? how that attributed? >> he didn't have to talk to me about that. i was there from day one. so, he didn't. but you know, aside from all that, i know the struggles with hollywood. he -- he was doing fine. he was fully booked from his agent. fully booked for 2010. he was doing amazing. he was merely sick that day. he died in my arms. i knew it was something else. but i didn't know what it was. i had to wait for the coroner's report and the autopsy and all of that stuff. and there were a lot of speculations the following day, for sure. which really upset me badly, by the way. >> of course. >> becaus

. >> and it's a bunch of girls that make out on motorcycles while they throw frisbees. [ scattered applausel good. >> that might grab a trophy next year. >> jimmy: that sounds real good. >> and another one -- yes, it's still going. >> jimmy: oh yeah. >> based on "inception" but i invade wet dreams called "insertion." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: okay. >> hold on guys. >> jimmy: no, no, no, no. come on. >> they get way better than that. >> jimmy: sometimes they do. >> they get way better then that. they should be. >> jimmy: you know what's very funny is you in "just go with it." dude, you scored so hard in this movie. you are so funny in this movie. >> thanks, dude. >> jimmy: i know you're funny in everything you do. but i mean, god in this movie you gotta love nick swardson. he's so good in this. you play, i'm not kidding, your character's name is dolph lundgren. [ laughter ] >> doulf lungren. and so i adopt this austrian strange accent. >> jimmy: you have crazy -- it's an austrian accent. you have crazy coke bottle glasses. >> coke bottle glasses. and i'm just disguised, "like hey wha

we had two guys holding up two frisbees right here. i didn't see a thing.ene a little bit more so she's not -- >> jimmy: who tells you this? >> you don't need to know this guy. it's a friend of the sandler family. so, anyways, i'm told nothing is on downstairs and i nervously look down there. she is nude down there but andy roddick is down there with a tennis racket going, yeah? what's up? >> jimmy: that's -- wow, yeah, she is something else. she did a great job. >> she's a sweet girl. knows her sports great. she really does. you would love how much she knows about football. >> jimmy: i wouldn't listen to anything she's saying. i would be into it. one of my favorite moves and you seem to have this in almost every movie is your sudden and inexplicable violence towards children. and i know it sounds like you're throwing dodge balls as hard as you can at their heads and there's a little of that in this movie, too. do you do this with your own kids? >> they're just getting to the age where i'm going to. right now, i know i'll go to court and all that stuff but

they more or less flu-like frisbees. they had to go forward to stay in the air. they couldn't land at any altitude are coming, they could not go in the mountains to conduct a rescue. and as one pilot described it to me for the book, they had about -- they had about enough strength to lift a drunken whore off the couch. [laughter] >> so they were too much to fly. but they were, you know, obviously you see from the program and the movie mash, they were critical to rescuing injured soldiers. and very critical to rescuing pilots out of the water. a unique feature about the naval air war in korea is that it was located not in the south pacific, not around equally her, and it was in the sea of japan. very far north. a pilot who took off on a combat mission had to real risks. one was being shut down by the koreans or the chinese communists. the other risk was not making it back to the carrier. because if you crashed in the ocean and got out of his plane, and if he wasn't not properly protected, his life expectancy was roughly under 20 minutes. now, to deal with that, th