ive no idea who tracy morgan is... but its tina fey <3

Tracy Morgan for President!... What!?... And you don't have to search that far to guess which lady would make the perfect running mate. Of course! The "other" Sarah Palin! (The smart and voluntarily funny one...)

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That's fucking old-school.

>> ^ponceleon:

I love this clip so much I want to take out behind the middle school and get it pregnant.

>> ^SlipperyPete:

>> ^oxdottir:
So how do you unbrief something?

notbrief (n00b!)


It's 64 seconds...brief cutoff is 60....meh, close enough

Spooky, scary.

>> ^ponceleon:

I love this clip so much I want to take out behind the middle school and get it pregnant.

>> ^oxdottir:

So how do you unbrief something?


*notbrief (n00b!)

Her gestures moving along with the music are artistic to me. Art is subjective. I just don't get censoring a video for breasts. I guess that's North America for us.>> ^Shepppard:
>> ^geo321:
I see it as a beautiful song with a beautifully artistic rhythmic quality video.

What about this is truly so artistic?
Is it when she busts her tits out and starts rubbing them? Or how bout when she strokes her cooch?
Nakedness =/= art. Adding music to behind the scenes footage of a pornshoot =/= art.
You seem to think that those of us opposed to it are against nudity, which, I can't speak for everyone, but I'm not. I'm not ashamed of it, when it's artistic, I enjoy it. This, however, is for <ahref="http://fashionindie.com/fashion-porn-jacques-magazine/">porn. Which again, don't get me wrong, I do LOOK at, but not on videosift.
You think it's a beautiful song?
Here ya go.
You want beauty in art, with nudity involved? Here or Here
You want a chick touching herself for the sole reason of erotic stimulation, both for herself and anybody else who looks at the magazine she's going to be in? See above.

>> ^geo321:
I see it as a beautiful song with a beautifully artistic rhythmic quality video.


What about this is truly so artistic?

Is it when she busts her tits out and starts rubbing them? Or how bout when she strokes her cooch?

Nakedness =/= art. Adding music to behind the scenes footage of a pornshoot =/= art.

You seem to think that those of us opposed to it are against nudity, which, I can't speak for everyone, but I'm not. I'm not ashamed of it, when it's artistic, I enjoy it. This, however, is for <ahref="http://fashionindie.com/fashion-porn-jacques-magazine/">porn. Which again, don't get me wrong, I do LOOK at, but not on videosift.

You think it's a beautiful song?
Here ya go.

You want beauty in art, with nudity involved? Here or Here

You want a chick touching herself for the sole reason of erotic stimulation, both for herself and anybody else who looks at the magazine she's going to be in? See above.

Well, when you get a bunch of athletes from around the world to compete to see who is the best, you better be ready for some wacky and/or intense celebrations. Can you imagine what a Zimbabwean gold medal hockey celebration would look like? ...or a Jamaican gold medal bobsled celebration? Someone needs to get a Tracy Morgan haircut and chill out.

If you painted Tracy green he'd look just like Shrek.

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Thanks for that. Sounds good. I'm going to see it.
>> ^therealblankman:
I went to a sneak-preview of the film that they don't bother to promote in the above interview. Really enjoyed it! Below is the review I wrote for Cinemaclock...
Here's the deal with this flick- if you're a fan of 1980s style comedy cop flicks a'la Lethal Weapon and especially Beverly Hills Cop, then you'll really enjoy this lightweight action film from Kevin Smith. Hell, it's even got an 80s Axel Foley synthesizer soundtrack.
Bruce Willis is the grizzled veteran cop, Tracy Morgan (or is it Jordan? I get confused) plays his goofy partner. There's a plot of sorts- revolving around the pair trying to get back a valuable baseball card stolen from Willis' character by a gang of frightening hispanic ethnic stereotypes, the leader of which is a sports memorabilia collector.
There are a bunch of chases- both on foot and in cars- a couple of shootouts, and some minor sub-plots with a few twists. All of which serve solely as situations for Morgan to riff off of Willis' straight-man like a manic comedic madman. These guys have some great chemistry together, in the finest buddy-picture tradition.
A couple of cameos- notably Jason Lee as the slimy step-father of Willis' daughter, and Seann William Scott is hilarious as a strung-out cat burglar.
This movie's quite a change of pace for director Smith- a straight-up mainstream comedy. But it's still got a lot of his trademark clever dialogue and the characters are better fleshed-out and more believable than is usual for this genre. It drags a little bit in the second act, but moves on soon enough and pretty much succeeds in entertaining on every level.

I went to a sneak-preview of the film that they don't bother to promote in the above interview. Really enjoyed it! Below is the review I wrote for Cinemaclock...

Here's the deal with this flick- if you're a fan of 1980s style comedy cop flicks a'la Lethal Weapon and especially Beverly Hills Cop, then you'll really enjoy this lightweight action film from Kevin Smith. Hell, it's even got an 80s Axel Foley synthesizer soundtrack.

Bruce Willis is the grizzled veteran cop, Tracy Morgan (or is it Jordan? I get confused) plays his goofy partner. There's a plot of sorts- revolving around the pair trying to get back a valuable baseball card stolen from Willis' character by a gang of frightening hispanic ethnic stereotypes, the leader of which is a sports memorabilia collector.
There are a bunch of chases- both on foot and in cars- a couple of shootouts, and some minor sub-plots with a few twists. All of which serve solely as situations for Morgan to riff off of Willis' straight-man like a manic comedic madman. These guys have some great chemistry together, in the finest buddy-picture tradition.

A couple of cameos- notably Jason Lee as the slimy step-father of Willis' daughter, and Seann William Scott is hilarious as a strung-out cat burglar.

This movie's quite a change of pace for director Smith- a straight-up mainstream comedy. But it's still got a lot of his trademark clever dialogue and the characters are better fleshed-out and more believable than is usual for this genre. It drags a little bit in the second act, but moves on soon enough and pretty much succeeds in entertaining on every level.

>> ^buzz:
Was Tracy high or pissed???


Neither. Just on his game!

Was Tracy high or pissed???