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warm black dingus

posted 8 years ago by armandcoul
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i grabbed a handful of that black hair....you would be surprised what a man would do for a *beep* lost my *beep* with that line tooo funny. actually the best one was... how u like the sound of them bells bitch? aint it a pretty tune?

[–] Magnum2895-3 8 years ago

Funniest line was "you starting to see pictures ain't ya?" I think it's only funny if it was something that he just made up to piss off the general into going for the gun. Otherwise, its rape, which is never funny.

[–] drogg1946 8 years ago

I'm curious why this blow job scene had to be so graphic, especially as described by Jackson. Tarantino is obviously so enchanted with Jackson it makes me curious if he is sexually attracted to him. Tarantino is such a deviate. Nothing would surprise me if he and Jackson are gay lovers.

[–] stacy0912 8 years ago

I'm curious why this blow job scene had to be so graphic, especially as described by Jackson. Tarantino is obviously so enchanted with Jackson it makes me curious if he is sexually attracted to him. Tarantino is such a deviate. Nothing would surprise me if he and Jackson are gay lovers.

Please, by all means Mr. 1946, don't be scared. Go to the open door on the left and step into the twenty-first century. Here you'll find being gay is no longer considered deviant behavior. Grab yourself a bagel and let your judgment fall away. We've been waiting for you.

~Keep some room in your heart for the unimaginable~

[–] jthemanjj 8 years ago

I'm curious why this blow job scene had to be so graphic, especially as described by Jackson. Tarantino is obviously so enchanted with Jackson it makes me curious if he is sexually attracted to him. Tarantino is such a deviate. Nothing would surprise me if he and Jackson are gay lovers.

Isn't it obvious???.....Tarantino had to put a scene in there totally humiliating a white person to "even out" his use of "n" "i" "g" "g" "e" "r" in the film.