There are many things that you do without even realising. Rich Fulcher, best known for his role as Bob Fossil in The Mighty Boosh, admits this in his new book ‘Tiny Acts Of Rebellion’.
  It shows you hundreds of devilish and cheeky was to revolt against the monotony of everyday life. Tried and tested by the man himself, Rich Fulcher allows you to once again show that you have to be sane to be normal:

J: What inspired you to write ‘Tiny Acts Of Rebellion?’
R: I wrote the book because we all have our own scripts of life. This book helps you become sane by getting you out of the boredom of normality. The Acts are things that you don’t even know your doing.  When I was little, I used to put things into my mom’s trolley and did it all the way into my adulthood. When it came time for me to write the book, I thought about what I should write and thought of all the things I’ve done myself.

J: So they can’t get you arrested?
R: Well you could always get arrested, but just talk a bit longer, but they are just so much fun and who cares? It gives you so much joy! You students never care!

J: What if about urinating in public?
R: Yeah, like finding a new place to pee. We could create PPTV-  a show filming people pee and daring people to pee. We could show it on at breakfast on Sunday mornings.  We could create a group called the Urinal of Youth! You might even get people drinking from it. If that’s the case, I’ll bring my ladle and a silly straw.

J: What is the ultimate student ‘Act’?
R: When you write an exam paper, throw in a f*** you. For example ‘In the 15th Century the French Renaissance f*** you. They never read them; they just look for key words. Or when you’re in a lecture, be the one to pop-clap (sarcastically clap). It embarrasses the hell out of your lecturer and it could even put them into rehab. Then you can pop-clap and emphasise the drama.

J: What about when you first meet your lecturer?
R: Offer them the Lazy Haddock. Lotion up your hand and offer a limp handshake, just offer it them with no emotion and no squeeze.

J: You confess of your hatred of supermarkets.
R: I divided it up into different categories. You could do loads. It is a whole new country screaming for rebellion. I’d have to put the condoms by the bananas just to make myself sane.

J: Noel Fielding said that the book is like ‘having sex with a tiger’.
R: He feels the whole animal sex thing is the biggest compliment. My hat is off to the man. The sex is maybe standard, but I think he is referring to a wild tiger. Imagine how wild that would be. It is the sexual ride of your life you won’t forget, with stripes.
                                                                               

J: Does Bob Fossil have anymore clothes?
R: I’ve never seen him wear anything different than that but he accessorises well. He’s got a scarf and that’s about it. The basic blue is his trademark – he even sleeps, has sex and dreams in it, but he owns 85 pairs of the blue suit. It’s like Colombo’s raincoat. If you go in his closet, it’s all about the blue suits. It has to be tight all the time.

J: Not the baggy option then?
R: Once you go baggy, the road is saggy...

J: What would you say to avoid getting STI’s?
R: Never use your hands. A handless man is a safe man. Using your hands is just too easy. It’s like...grope grope grope. Poke.

J: That would be an awesome Facebook status
R: I promise I won’t sue you!