2022 Oscars

[plastiscguy 63,438]

1 hour ago, COCC said:

Let‘s just agree it was Will‘s biggest hit in decades

 

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This is probably the funniest comment I've ever seen on this forum

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bill smiff really got jiggy wit that slap

[COCC 29,554]

3 minutes ago, plastiscguy said:

This is probably the funniest comment I've ever seen on this forum

I was undecided, my second option was

 

 

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1 hour ago, Deadly Nightshade said:

idk something seems a little bit off about the smiths in general 

Well they’re scientologists, so

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8 minutes ago, That Venice Bitch said:

Well they’re scientologists, so

 

i didn’t know this but it’s not surprising 

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10 hours ago, bluechemtrails said:

this is just a normal reaction if someone hurts the feelings of your partner

I really don’t think that walking onto the Oscars stage to bitch slap a man over a joke while it’s being broadcast globally is a normal reaction but okay. Beating his ass after the show or confronting him later would be normal. Like I said, if he wants to fight him and shout like a little bitch then that’s fine but there’s a time and place for it and this was neither. If my partner made this much of a scene at a super prestigious event surrounded by my colleagues live on tv, I’d be mortified. If I was Chris, I’d sue 100%

[the ocean 67,601]

so we actually talked about this in my lecture today - go figure

 

basically i said that will + chris should both apologize to jada for making a fool out of her

granted i think jada is being a tad sensitive but as a white male i should also probably not police how a black woman feels about her hair

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will and jada probably had some good sex that night 

[TrashMagiq 58,628]

Love messy award shows! I hope Nicole Kidman chokes out Pete Davidson next year.

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8 hours ago, bluechemtrails said:

I nominate this slap scene in the categories "Best Drama" and "Action"

 

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if you condemn this, then also every movie scene where someone defends his girlfriend or wife in the same way e.g. Back to the Future. And a slap in the face is still the most harmless thing

 

haven't seen back to the future but that sounds like chauvinistic + patronising behaviour, just like will smith *protecting his wife's honour* - maybe stop viewing women as specifically needing *your* help, esp if ur only means of helping is resorting to violence

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i can understand the pain and motive behind it but violence shouldn't've been the answer. that's gonna echo a lot louder than how he felt for her right now. 

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4 minutes ago, Alison by Slowdive said:

haven't seen back to the future but that sounds like chauvinistic + patronising behaviour, just like will smith *protecting his wife's honour* - maybe stop viewing women as specifically needing *your* help, esp if ur only means of helping is resorting to violence

 

Just now, Diamantes said:

i can understand the pain and motive behind it but violence shouldn't've the answer. that's gonna echo a lot louder than how he felt for her right now. 

 

1 hour ago, the ocean said:

basically i said that will + chris should both apologize to jada for making a fool out of her

granted i think jada is being a tad sensitive but as a white male i should also probably not police how a black woman feels about her hair

 

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4 hours ago, Deadly Nightshade said:

idk something seems a little bit off about the smiths in general 

Jaden tweeted "This is how we do it" or something in that vein after his father's disgusting behaviour happened.

 

I agree about the comic's joke about Jada being absolutely tasteless and out of place, but if we can all agree that teaching kids peace culture at schools is a laudable goal, condemning a physical agression on one of the biggest cultural forums of the world should be something to agree with as well.

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Don't know if this was posted. 

 

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On 3/28/2022 at 4:26 PM, TrashMagiq said:

Love messy award shows! I hope Nicole Kidman chokes out Pete Davidson next year.

YASSS with her babadook ass hands