It's way better than the original.
The "jezebel gonna hate" shirt is nice too.
I think that's Haley Joel Osmont looking weirdly like Jammies in one of the couples.
Would I find this video cute without the high proportion of attractive persons in it? Hard to say.
I mean, they seem to be having a good time.
I saw this yesterday and meant to post it in comments. So awesome.
And I was totally expecting several of the couples to start making out.
One of them does exchange an on-camera kiss.
Much much hotter and more fun and more authentic than the kiss.
Let that be a lesson for you.
"Mostly white people, slapping."
I like how stoked people are.
Takes too long to get to the slapping. More slapping more quickly please.
And it may bot be just that the participants are more physically attractive, I would have to check and I do remember some fairly ordinary looking people here.
They look and feel more attractive.
I don't suppose this is really violence, although often the participants go farther than expected, both as givers and takers, and there are elements of forgiveness and acceptance here that weren't in the other.
I think I said in the other thread that a fake fight, meaning argument, would be much more difficult and more exhausting, with a more difficult rapprochement. This isn't a fake argument. Nor is it like competitive sports.
Much closer to the falling backwards thing or cooperative exercise.
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A user on one of the dating sites I am trolling instead of dealing with marital problems has the user name Wry_Cooter. If it's one of you, that's hilarious.
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The like making-of video or whatever is surprisingly non-annoying.
All these people are young and attractive. They need some old, fat, ugly people to balance things out.
I knew that was Guy Maddin in the first two seconds. Sersly. Probably blurry edges
I thought about BDSM, which I know nothing about as a conscious structured activity, but I though BDSM requires a bit more role-playing, more aggression and suspension-of-trust in order to be exciting.
When I said "cooperative exercise" I was thinking of stuff like spotting in weight training running etc and pushing your companions past both participants comfort levels. "Yes, fuck you you can too press twenty more pounds cmon asshole yeah yeah both hug and cry."
And in the video the pairs are indeed pushing and encouraging each other to go past a psychological barrier.
That was charming, but trying to put myself in the shoes of one of the guys slapping one of the women is almost impossible--I'm not sure I'd be able to do it. But I'd happily slap the crap out of some random guy. Sexist, I guess, though more likely that I associate hitting people with being really fucking mad at them, and not with sexy playtime.
15: So apparently Wry Cooter is still available.
21: Guy Maddin is not exactly subtle.
I hope the next one is belly raspberries.
put myself in the shoes of one of the guys slapping one of the women is almost impossible--I'm not sure I'd be able to do it.
Oh come on, ogged. You'd totally hit that.
I'll slap anything that moves!
I loved this and yes that was totally Haley Joel Osment. But yes I found this funny and also...suspenseful isn't exactly the right word, but there was some sorta frisson going on.
Now I want to slap someone. But not Bave. Or the cat.
Wow that's adorable, and it's probably going to become an example in some Russian guide book for understanding Americans.
Haley Joel Osment seems like a sweet guy.
I spotted him right away, which is weird, because I've never seen any of his movies. I think at some point I googled him out of a maybe sort of gross curiosity about whether cute kids turn into handsome/pretty adults. (In his case, he has turned out a little bit ewok looking.)
Oh hey rfts is the late nite guest on the teo and smearcase show. Or maybe that's from way earlier.
No, looks like just about an hour and half ago. But she may have since gone to bed.
I guess I actually should go to bed now, too.
Too young for Ol' Smearcase, apparently.
Strangers? Wow. I think I'd have to go on a couple of dates first. But I'm kinda traditional that way.
Sparring for some people is the same. The first time they do it, they get a big rush. Lots of laughter and a bit of shock and surprise.
Rob: In the flesh. Well, as much as the internet can provide that sort of thing.
...trying to put myself in the shoes of one of the guys slapping one of the women is almost impossible...
Likewise. I just can't bring myself to hit a woman. It's emasculating. Which, now that I think a bi,t about it is pretty fucking misogynist. I should totally wallop some chick at random just to prove my feminist bona fides.
41: Not even in some sort of ticking time-bomb scenario? A trolley problem? (I mean, I probably still wouldn't, but my rationale is different.)
"If you don't slap that woman the President won't be able to operate on that car crash victim... who is her son!"
42: Oh sure, in a trolley problem scenario I'd go all Chris Brown on the poor woman, but outside some really nasty and unlikely pressure I can't imagine it. I also wouldn't in the course of normal events go pushing fat guys in front of trolley cars, FWIW.
re: 41
Heh. One of my regular sparring partners used to be a 16 year old girl.* After a while, I got over that, and happily booted/punched her.**
* we still train together occasionally, when she's in the country. But she's not 16 anymore.
** possibly not as hard as I would a 200lb bloke, but hard enough, as she hits bloody hard, and you need to protect yourself.
I accidentally gave my sifu's wife a black eye in kung fu class once. They both took it pretty well.
2014, the year I realized the words "Sifu" and "Smearcase" refer to something other than Unfogged commenters.
It took me a year before I realized Robert Halford had a real-world referent.
48: well now we know who hasn't watched a bunch of kung fu movies...
51: Smearcase? I'm just guessing, not stereotyping.