Earlier in the week, another friend and "Jackass" co-star, Bam Margera, broke down while visiting the site of the accident.
You can see it plainly – wham, bam, the balls come down as quickly as the smile is wide.
It can be brutal, too, as when a major character is offed by a gunshot to the head and there isn't time for the story to slow down: just bam! and they go down like a sack of spuds.
Everything was perfect this Fourth of July, with the weather and all, and the next thing you know, bam, you're shut down.
Slap one of these buttons on top of the onscreen button you're looking to replace, push down, and bam!
Pay a membership fee, take a few classes to make sure you didn't cut your fingers off or burn the building down, and bam: you had access to it all.
At least that is the way it looks to Harvey Lichtenstein, the former head of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, who now heads an effort to create a cultural district around BAM, which is down the block and across Lafayette Street from the new Morris center.
The telegraph poles, snapped at their bases like broken pencils; the small houses, pulverised as if a giant hand had come down from the sky and - bam, bam, bam - crushed them without a flicker of effort.
If anyone had forecast that Neil Armfield's production would land at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, where it opens at the Harvey Theater on Tuesday, the kickoff event of BAM's monthlong Next Wave Down Under festival of Australian arts, he would have been shoved into a padded cell.
One will go back inside to get some more wine coolers and as she walks down the hall: BAM, SOME OTHER CHICK RUNS UP AND JUST FUCKING CLOCKS HER IN THE FACE AND THEN THEY GO DOWN SLAPPING THE SHIT OUT OF EACH OTHER!
