Random Enumeration Generator with Generics

public static I RandomEnumeration<I>()
{
  I enumerationToCheck;
  Int32 indexToUse;
  String[] names;

  //Use activator to create an instance of the type I
  enumerationToCheck = System.Activator.CreateInstance<I>();

  //Make sure the instance is an Enumeration
   //Unfortunately you can't check that in the method 
   //delcaring using "which".
  if (enumerationToCheck as Enum == null)
  {
    throw new InvalidOperationException();
  }

  //Get the list of the enumeration item names
  names = Enum.GetNames(typeof(I));

  if (names.Length > 0)
  {
    //Grab a random name within the boundaries of the
     //names collection.
    indexToUse = RandomInt32(0, names.Length);
    //parse the name to create the random enum
    enumerationToCheck = (I)Enum.Parse(typeof(I), names[indexToUse]);
  }

  return enumerationToCheck;

}

Usage:

  SomeEnum test = RandomEnumeration();

Why bother? For unit testing and creating test classes. Possibly
for defaults on an enumeration, but not really needed since
they are value types. Oh yeah AND BECAUSE I FELT LIKE IT. I don’t
have to explain myself to you.