Goethestein posted:

Cycloneboy posted:

wasted posted:

lil wayne: how getting money and fucking bitches led to increasingly weaker rhymes

wasn't lil' wayne raped at the age of 11.

from a quick googling he seems to have loved being raped, and tried to get one of his friends to be raped as well. http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/blogs/sexist/2010/01/12/lil-wayne-jokes-about-his-own-rape/

oftentimes victims of CSA act out sexually.

neways, read your own article:

After the documentary was filmed, Lil' Wayne spoke about his childhood sexual assault again, in an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel's show. Kimmel goaded Wayne into talking about "losing his virginity" at the age of 11. Then, Kimmel—along with, oddly, Charlie Gibson, who was also a guest on the show that night—teamed up to tease Wayne over the incident, which they presented as an impressive display of Wayne's manhood. Except that this time, Wayne was no longer up for joking about the matter, and he finally explained to Kimmel that the experience was a negative one. It was also revealed that the woman who was being encouraged to "suck little Wayne's little dick" was 14 years old.

That’s My Boy has a lot of unrealized potential. There’s considerable comic and dramatic power in the idea of a fortysomething manchild who is stuck emotionally at the age when he was sexually violated by an authority figure. But the most insight That’s My Boy can glean from that situation is that banging a hot-ass teacher with your wicked-long schlong when you’re still in middle school makes you the most awesome-cool party-starter this side of David Lee Roth.

Sandler’s rancid raunch-fest unapologetically depicts a 13-year-old being molested as the ultimate Letters To Penthouse fantasy, a scenario that begins with Sandler’s younger self being called into detention, then fucked senseless by his teacher (Eva Amurri Martino) while another student listens on in delight. The scene climaxes, literally and figuratively, when the sounds of white-hot adult-on-child action can be heard by attendees of a school assembly, before a curtain parts to reveal a naked Amurri Martino having sex on a piano with Sandler’s younger self. The audience reacts the way any audience would upon seeing a teacher have loud, enthusiastic sex with a 13-year-old: by breaking out into long, appreciative applause. Imagine this scene with the genders reversed and you have easily the creepiest scene in the history of American mainstream comedy

Goethestein posted:

*cut to savannah* Kinshasa!

Way to show you're geographical ignorance Goatstein

discipline posted:

well I'm off to hang myself now, thanks for all the input

MadMedico posted:

Cycloneboy, have you seen the Adam Sandler movie That's My Boy?

http://www.avclub.com/articles/thats-my-boy-world-of-flops,89167/

That’s My Boy has a lot of unrealized potential. There’s considerable comic and dramatic power in the idea of a fortysomething manchild who is stuck emotionally at the age when he was sexually violated by an authority figure. But the most insight That’s My Boy can glean from that situation is that banging a hot-ass teacher with your wicked-long schlong when you’re still in middle school makes you the most awesome-cool party-starter this side of David Lee Roth.

Sandler’s rancid raunch-fest unapologetically depicts a 13-year-old being molested as the ultimate Letters To Penthouse fantasy, a scenario that begins with Sandler’s younger self being called into detention, then fucked senseless by his teacher (Eva Amurri Martino) while another student listens on in delight. The scene climaxes, literally and figuratively, when the sounds of white-hot adult-on-child action can be heard by attendees of a school assembly, before a curtain parts to reveal a naked Amurri Martino having sex on a piano with Sandler’s younger self. The audience reacts the way any audience would upon seeing a teacher have loud, enthusiastic sex with a 13-year-old: by breaking out into long, appreciative applause. Imagine this scene with the genders reversed and you have easily the creepiest scene in the history of American mainstream comedy

Imagine? I think the time is ripe for some enterprising young rape activist auteur to actually film a gender-swapped counterpart to this raunchy Adam Sandberg coming of age comedy *eyes Cycloneboy semi non-lustfully*

Goethestein posted:

is that the article about young able bodied single white males who are on food stamps because they have no useful skills and consider burgers beneath them

Thats the one, it goes on to point out that most people in their twenties are also part-time identity thieves, thats how we afford to shell out $1400 for a pair of skinny jeans at Buffalo Exchange.