Red Mosquito

*THA FUCKIN SLAP

DIRECTED BY SPIKE LEE

i mean we all know this is going to be eventually a movie right

it's hard that seemingly unrelated events can invoke the traumas of our past

VinylGuy wrote:i mean we all know this is going to be eventually a movie right

I hope everyone plays themselves

VinylGuy wrote:i mean we all know this is going to be eventually a movie right

isn't there already a movie (based on a book) called The Slap?

Ms Harmless wrote:

spike wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:but, in as much as he did highlight and draw attention to the "good bits", I agree with him; lots of good film-related things happened; I just wonder why more people aren't pissed off that Chris Rock distracted from it by insulting a woman

because it was a joke, not an insult

stop being a fucking child

lol

Ms Harmless wrote:ultimately, I'm just a person who tries to just do what feels like the best idea for me at the time

spike wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

spike wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:but, in as much as he did highlight and draw attention to the "good bits", I agree with him; lots of good film-related things happened; I just wonder why more people aren't pissed off that Chris Rock distracted from it by insulting a woman

because it was a joke, not an insult

stop being a fucking child

lol

Ms Harmless wrote:ultimately, I'm just a person who tries to just do what feels like the best idea for me at the time

does it sound like I'll regret saying "IT WAS JUST A JOKE" over and over and over again makes you sound juvenile?

But you're the one saying it wasn't a joke over and over... How is that any more mature? A sense of humor can be pretty important for kids and adults alike.

Ms Harmless wrote:

spike wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

spike wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:but, in as much as he did highlight and draw attention to the "good bits", I agree with him; lots of good film-related things happened; I just wonder why more people aren't pissed off that Chris Rock distracted from it by insulting a woman

because it was a joke, not an insult

stop being a fucking child

lol

Ms Harmless wrote:ultimately, I'm just a person who tries to just do what feels like the best idea for me at the time

does it sound like I'll regret saying "IT WAS JUST A JOKE" over and over and over again makes you sound juvenile?

What?

a lot of people here think verbal violence doesn't exist, or if it does, it's not violence on the level of slapping a cheek

that's fine but really weird and bad to me

spike wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

spike wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

spike wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:but, in as much as he did highlight and draw attention to the "good bits", I agree with him; lots of good film-related things happened; I just wonder why more people aren't pissed off that Chris Rock distracted from it by insulting a woman

because it was a joke, not an insult

stop being a fucking child

lol

Ms Harmless wrote:ultimately, I'm just a person who tries to just do what feels like the best idea for me at the time

does it sound like I'll regret saying "IT WAS JUST A JOKE" over and over and over again makes you sound juvenile?

What?

I have no idea why you quoted me, I just guessed

Most people aren't offended when a comedian playfully acknowledges them at the Oscars, especially when they're sitting in the front row. It's the game they've all agreed to play. You know this, you're just being obtuse.

And tree_ angles us into the home stretch...

Ms Harmless wrote:

spike wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

spike wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

spike wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:but, in as much as he did highlight and draw attention to the "good bits", I agree with him; lots of good film-related things happened; I just wonder why more people aren't pissed off that Chris Rock distracted from it by insulting a woman

because it was a joke, not an insult

stop being a fucking child

lol

Ms Harmless wrote:ultimately, I'm just a person who tries to just do what feels like the best idea for me at the time

does it sound like I'll regret saying "IT WAS JUST A JOKE" over and over and over again makes you sound juvenile?

What?

I have no idea why you quoted me, I just guessed

I know.

spike wrote:

That guy sure knows how to take a friendly slap on the back. What a great sense of humor. Probably even better than mine.

tree_ wrote:Most people aren't offended when a comedian playfully acknowledges them at the Oscars, especially when they're sitting in the front row. It's the game they've all agreed to play. You know this, you're just being obtuse.

yeah, Jada is hot, she agreed to that! her presence in the room is consent

spike wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

spike wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

spike wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

spike wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:but, in as much as he did highlight and draw attention to the "good bits", I agree with him; lots of good film-related things happened; I just wonder why more people aren't pissed off that Chris Rock distracted from it by insulting a woman

because it was a joke, not an insult

stop being a fucking child

lol

Ms Harmless wrote:ultimately, I'm just a person who tries to just do what feels like the best idea for me at the time

does it sound like I'll regret saying "IT WAS JUST A JOKE" over and over and over again makes you sound juvenile?

What?

I have no idea why you quoted me, I just guessed

I know.

good chat

Ms Harmless wrote:

tree_ wrote:Most people aren't offended when a comedian playfully acknowledges them at the Oscars, especially when they're sitting in the front row. It's the game they've all agreed to play. You know this, you're just being obtuse.

yeah, Jada is hot, she agreed to that! her presence in the room is consent

If you must keep putting words in my mouth, I must keep correcting you. I didn't say Jada is hot. Chris Rock compared her to a hot, honourable character, G.I. Jane. Hardly an insult! Personally, I don't find Jada attractive, if you must know. But it was a nice thing to say.