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Will Smith punches Chris Rock
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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostWord to the wise, if your wife goes wandering then she ain't your wife no more - she some other mofo's sweet sugar!
Most women are worth defending, but no her type.
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Originally posted by TheDude View PostIf your only reply is to raise your fists then you have already lost the argument.Leave a comment:
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If your only reply is to raise your fists then you have already lost the argument.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Zigenare View Post
No problems on that score, thanks for your concern though.
Just for the record, Alopecia isn't usually a serious medical condition.
You, incidentally, are highlighting the whole problem. This idea that anything is a valid source for a joke, regardless of how hurtful, damaging or plain nasty, has become acceptable under the heading of "humour". A genius - Lenny Bruce or Robin Williams for example - can get away with it because they were making a valid point. Smug morons like Gervais and Rock can because they are allowed to, not because they are adding anything of value.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Zigenare View Post
No problems on that score, thanks for your concern though.
Just for the record, Alopecia isn't usually a serious medical condition.
You seem devoid of empathy of how that 'joke' could have impacted Jada and why Smith reacted the way he did.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Whorty View Post
You seem a smidge bitter about his wife playing away ... too close to home for you by any chance?
As for my wife going wondering, unless there is an after life and she meets Heath Ledger, I think I'm ok on that front.
But as I said, Rock is a dick for taking the p*ss over her illness that she has no control over. Had he mentioned her affair, rubbish shows or some such then fair do's, as she had control and choice over that, but for me someone's illness is off limits (unless you suffer from the same). So, if Rock also suffered from alopecia (sic, can't be bothered to check spelling) and joked that they could both be in GI Jane 2, that would have been OK .... but he doesn't so he's a dick and a bully.
Just for the record, Alopecia isn't usually a serious medical condition.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Zigenare View Post
Rock pointing out that Jada wasn't invited to the Oscars when she announced to all and sundry that she wasn't going is not an insult. At the time Ms Pinkett-Smith was a TV actress and therefore would not have been invited - her cuckolded husband was invited and Ms Pinkett-Smith would possibly have been his plus one.
Word to the wise, if your wife goes wandering then she ain't your wife no more.
As for my wife going wondering, unless there is an after life and she meets Heath Ledger, I think I'm ok on that front.
But as I said, Rock is a dick for taking the p*ss over her illness that she has no control over. Had he mentioned her affair, rubbish shows or some such then fair do's, as she had control and choice over that, but for me someone's illness is off limits (unless you suffer from the same). So, if Rock also suffered from alopecia (sic, can't be bothered to check spelling) and joked that they could both be in GI Jane 2, that would have been OK .... but he doesn't so he's a dick and a bully.
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Originally posted by Whorty View Post
Kind of makes sense ... Rock has attacked Jada multiple times. So I get that Smith is saying, you're not man enough to warrant me punching you, as you only attack women.
Word to the wise, if your wife goes wandering then she ain't your wife no more - she some other mofo's sweet sugar!Last edited by Zigenare; 29 March 2022, 07:00.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Lance View PostI read that the point behind it being a 'slap' rather than a punch was entirely cultural.
Something amongst POC where they are saying "You're beneath me actually punching you. You're not man enough for me to punch you. If you were I would punch you. But you're not so I'll slap you like a b***h".
hence why Rock was taken aback because it was so insulting to him personally, without being something he would ever press charges for.
But I dunno. Not my culture. And I read it on Twitter.
No wonder Rock weren't pressing charges. He wouldn't want that to go to any sort of jury trial
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