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[Rufus T. Firefly]

So what is spooge?

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=spooge

[rogruth]

OMG!!!!

[rex desilets]

I am such an innocent

[Big Jim]

I think I'll just have the donut seeds!

[E7]

Maybe the caption should read: "Barely Used"

[HONDO74]

The prequel to SPOOGE.

[HONDO74]

From the movie Jackass 2 - How to milk a horse.

This one might make you sick. Especially the end. You have been warned.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qc9VHJLzE8

There is no doubt about it that the show and movie were named correctly. JACKASS

[Tom Dempsey]

I always felt it might also refer to the intended audience.

[rogruth]

I always felt it might also refer to the intended audience.

Agreed!
By the way, I have never seen that movie[?] or whatever it is.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

From the movie Jackass 2 - How to milk a horse.

This one might make you sick. Especially the end. You have been warned.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qc9VHJLzE8

There is no doubt about it that the show and movie were named correctly. JACKASS

You got that right. Some things are just too much. When I watched that video, my mouth fell open at one point - you can well imagine which moment,

I was trying to make myself understand why such an activity took place, so noting the somewhat "manufactured" look of the "pouch," I assumed such an activity occurred just like is done to bulls, which collect/harvest a "product" worth 10's of thousands of dollars, for use later, another ranch-related occupation. Thus, I could see why such a thing might be done to a stallion.

However, that moment where the guy in the rainbow-marked T-shirt lifts the bottle is waaaaaaay beyond entertainment.

What else can one say/ Need one say. Should one say? I'm not even sure why I felt I had to say something here about it.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[MurphOnMillerAve]

That one is
a little better.

[HONDO74]

What else can one say/ Need one say. Should one say? I'm not even sure why I felt I had to say something here about it.

I gave up watching TV 7 years ago. It was all becoming too absurd for me. What we used to call comedy turned into I don't know what to call it. It seemed to attract a lot of people to the obnoxious.

We came of age in the rock and roll decade when it was lite hearted. Then hard rock and heavy metal took over. Bands getting on stage and being as outlandish as they could get away with and attracted a big following.

And now with cell phones that take movies and can be uploaded to the internet in seconds. People outdoing themselves to attract and audience. And they can make money doing it. It is a mad, mad, mad world out there.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

We came of age in the rock and roll decade when it was lite hearted.

When was that? I must have missed it.

Then hard rock and heavy metal took over. Bands getting on stage and being as outlandish as they could get away with and attracted a big following.

That goes back to the beginning.....think Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard.

But then you left out that wonderful era of disco,

[HONDO74]

That goes back to the beginning.....think Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard.

But then you left out that wonderful era of disco,

Do you consider Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard to be radical. I'm thinking more like Black Sabbath with Ozzy Osbourne. Bite the head off of a bat. And to think the Osbourne's got their own TV show. A dysfunctional family with an incoherent drug addict.

Disco to me was all about the dancing. I didn't even mention Gangsta rap with groups like N.W.A with F the police