Boston Bomb Scare Hoax Suspects Speak Out...About Haircuts From the 70s

This is the single most incredible thing I have EVER seen. These two young men, Peter Berdvosky and Sean Stevens, were arrested Wednesday night because the electronically lit signs - bearing a "drawing" of the Mooninite character from Cartoon Network's popular cartoon "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" - they spread around Boston were mistaken for bombs. In reality, the Mooninite Lite Brites were nothing more than a harmless guerilla marketing campaign by Turner Broadcasting to promote the popular television show.

The above clip is taken from this morning's press conference, which was held after the two men were released on bail. Rather than answering the questions of the throng of rabid reporters on hand, Bervdosky and Stevens engaged the crowd on the topic of haircuts from the 1970s, "...because we think it's been a big inspiration on how people live their lives today." When asked serious questions about the hoax, the duo repeatedly asserted their desire to discuss haircuts from the 70s.

For a full, uninterrupted video of the zany duo's INCREDIBLE remarks, CLICK HERE.