Wow, I don't know what is more offensive: the language (and tone) of this video (rap video), or the thought of how much money they used to make this ad (a car ad starring J. Seinfeld).
Well, all right, I'm leaning towards the first one. But then it has a head start in that it is designed purely to offend, it has no actual content except intended offense. Pretty interesting "culture" phenomenon.
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A lot people would find it offensive that such a lazy, talentless dude can make such a good living running a pretentious faux-arty nudie site. Who are you to complain?
Well, Eolake. Some people still find nudity offensive.
Also, some people still find ad hominem arguments in good taste.
If there is anything 'faux-arty' about a nice naked female body it news to me :)
And I still love your site. Will have to sign up again.
If there is anything 'faux-arty' about a nice naked female body it news to me :)
There are probably a lot of things that would be news to you. It's hilarious you can't tell that there's actually nothing very different between Domai nudes and the ones you'd find in Hustler. But then, your entire life has shown you that you're not exactly the sharpest knife in the drawer.
Also, some people still find ad hominem arguments in good taste.
Almost as many as those who, like you, apparently don't know what "ad hominem" means.
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