the danger of web cams:

[lizard]

you can film yourself and then be disseminated across the web to consternation and embarassment. this doesn't perhaps rival the strange japanese schoolgirl vid with the teacher in the bathroom but it rules within its own domain!
http://www.kicken.com/funnyfiles2/www.kicken.com-the.new.eminem.wmv

 

[lizard]

"Meet me...at the waffle house..."

 

[ImNoPuppie]

and you know what? its all yours for the small price of 29.99

 

[lizard]

ha yes that's one of his best lines

 

[xfer]

post japanese schoolgirl vid plz

 

[lizard]

Mia put up the link but even with the awesome UM search feature I can't find it!!!

 

[xfer]

haha this video rules btw!

 

[lizard]

he even slams the jews!

 

[Autumn Falls]

Video definitely rules. I hope his dad doesn't see it.

Brandon

 

[lizard]

I think if his parents do see it, there will be suburban hell to pay.

 

[xfer]

his dad will slam him in the caboose.

 

[lizard]

haha yes

I just watched it again with my lesbian cubemate and she said, "is that the star wars nerd kid"

 

[minxnim]

omfg that's nuts!

 

[lizard]

he drinks piss all day

when his classmates see it, he'll need therapy for sure. they will ride him like a $10 whore.

 

[FuSoYa]

It's really interesting how he references stuff that seems like it should be off his radar because of how young he is - namely, the "i learned it by watching you" anti-marijuana commercial, and the "sunny D vs. the purple stuff" commercial. I mean, do these things mean the same thing to him that they do to me? He must have not even been born when that weed ad was airing, and was probably what, only 4 or 5 years old when said Sunny Delight ad aired?

 

[lizard]

all his references to dick sucking and getting nailed in the caboose clearly point out the need for a constitutional amendment against the gay marriage.

 

[xfer]

also, by his build, against the consumption of Twinkies and Big Macs.

 

[avi]

did you see that they're passing a law so ppl can't sue fast food restaurants b/c they're fat?

 

[xfer]

i would only agree with such a lawsuit if the fast-food companies mislabeled their products on the "nutrition information" handouts, as having 100 calories when they have 160, for example. otherwise, stop eating.

 

[minxnim]

i think people should be able to sue fast food companies for the dangerous quality of their ingredients which they knowingly hid (ala fast food nation) things like cancer, yes. fatness: NO.