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Video: Chelsea Handler and Conan O'Brien Have Naked Slap Fest
At the end of the day, nothing is funnier than naked people slapping each other. It's just the truth. It's juvenile, it's a little embarrassing, but goddamn if it isn't hilarious. All those...parts. Just...jiggling around.
So we'd like to thank Conan O'Brien and Chelsea Handler for today's nude slap fest, which takes place in the following video as Conan follows Chelsea into the showers at the Chelsea Lately Studios in order to ream her for, he says, stealing his studio and the best parking spot.
"The parking space I had here is four inches wider than the parking space I have now," he says.
What ensues is graphic, and it's violent, and in the end, it involves someone's penis.
We won't say whose.
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