2 girls 1 cup

WangyJohn · Post by **WangyJohn** » Fri Nov 30, 2007 1:00 pm

I lump 2girls1cup in the same category as Loose Change and Zeitgeist

Stupid online movies that everyone is talking about, but would probably just knock a digit off my IQ.

Xero · Post by **Xero** » Fri Nov 30, 2007 1:13 pm

WangyJohn wrote:I lump 2girls1cup in the same category as Loose Change and Zeitgeist

Stupid online movies that everyone is talking about, but would probably just knock a digit off my IQ.

I agree completely

Xero · Post by **Xero** » Fri Nov 30, 2007 1:53 pm

MistressMaggie wrote:It's sad that this forum has jaded me to the point where my first throught about chinese baby soup was

"I wonder how you cook a baby... is it like a lobster? do you just throw it into a pot of boiling water and listen to it scream?"

lol
at least soup wouldn't stink like frying flesh

I have heard is common in some parts of asia though, I don't care to find out though

Xnapalmxmorningx · Post by **Xnapalmxmorningx** » Fri Nov 30, 2007 2:14 pm

PopeMac wrote:I'm not sure how people get away with eating babies, but as far as cooking them goes, I think Jonathan Swift's A Modest Proposal has a few tips.

yup and I think there are a few recipes from WWII Russia that talk about the good ways to cook kiddies

Lulujayne · Post by **Lulujayne** » Fri Nov 30, 2007 5:59 pm

Xero wrote:
I have heard is common in some parts of asia though, I don't care to find out though

Meh, it's just like pork crackling.

Babies make great bar snacks.

LeftTentacleGreen · Post by **LeftTentacleGreen** » Fri Nov 30, 2007 6:42 pm

WangyJohn wrote:I lump 2girls1cup in the same category as Loose Change and Zeitgeist

Stupid online movies that everyone is talking about, but would probably just knock a digit off my IQ.

Yeah but you can't laugh your ass off at people's initial reactions to watching Zeitgeist.

Xero · Post by **Xero** » Fri Nov 30, 2007 7:16 pm

Lulujayne wrote:
Xero wrote:
I have heard is common in some parts of asia though, I don't care to find out though
Meh, it's just like pork crackling.

Babies make great bar snacks.

to dirty for my tastes
dirty nasty beasts babies are

plus I'd rather just make leather outa them then eat them

Halo299 · Post by **Halo299** » Fri Nov 30, 2007 7:30 pm

Zeitgeist?

i have a friend who swears this is the best film ever made and that it changed his life by watching it. he is an intelligent guy most of the time so i give him the benefit of a doubt. But i just haven't gotten around to watching it yet.

is there something is should know before hand?

-halo

LeftTentacleGreen · Post by **LeftTentacleGreen** » Fri Nov 30, 2007 9:10 pm

Halo299 wrote:Zeitgeist?

i have a friend who swears this is the best film ever made and that it changed his life by watching it. he is an intelligent guy most of the time so i give him the benefit of a doubt. But i just haven't gotten around to watching it yet.

is there something is should know before hand?

-halo

The first 30 minutes is decent, albeit a little sketchy on the references.

The second two parts are dumb and dumber. They deal with 9/11 conspiracies and federal reserve crackpot theories.

Here's the movie. You can watch it for yourself.

Halo299 · Post by **Halo299** » Fri Nov 30, 2007 9:17 pm

LeftTentacleGreen wrote:
Halo299 wrote:Zeitgeist?

i have a friend who swears this is the best film ever made and that it changed his life by watching it. he is an intelligent guy most of the time so i give him the benefit of a doubt. But i just haven't gotten around to watching it yet.

is there something is should know before hand?

-halo
The first 30 minutes is decent, albeit a little sketchy on the references.

The second two parts are dumb and dumber. They deal with 9/11 conspiracies and federal reserve crackpot theories.

Here's the movie. You can watch it for yourself.

thanks i am watching it right now.

i did really like the first part, of course i am going to check some of the facts.

the only problem i have with 9/11 conspiracy theories is that in order to take them seriously you have to assume that we have competent government to pull this stuff off.

while i don't think that anything on 9/11 happened the way we have been told it did, i have a hard time accepting not that our government is willing to kill that many people, but that it is able to actually do it.

very interesting.

-halo

LeftTentacleGreen · Post by **LeftTentacleGreen** » Fri Nov 30, 2007 9:22 pm

The only fact I had a hard time finding was the "Three Kings" reference. I'm still not sure where they got this from.

Most of that first part came from this author's works and website and a great deal is support by The God Who Wasn't There (another great Jesus debunker).

Halo299 · Post by **Halo299** » Fri Nov 30, 2007 9:52 pm

ya know,

i don't consider myself to be an expert or anything, but i am very close to getting my degree in history, and many of the things this movie talks about dealing with world war 1 - Vietnam goes right along with the research i've spent the last year or two studying. I even know a few things that this movie didn't go into that would have made it sound even more outrageous that this really happened.

I'm not sure i follow all the things this movie talks about, but it honestly doesn't seem that far fetched based on my studies (i am only speaking about the parts i have actually studied, I have no authority to speak about the rest).

interesting.

-halo

Vedius Pollio · Post by **Vedius Pollio** » Sat Dec 01, 2007 8:21 pm

My question is this:

2 Girls 1 Cup has this really sappy background music, that makes it sound like a chick flick. I can imagine someone using it for a film trailer:

"A beautiful love story between two women. Brave... daring... the best performances of their careers."

Can anybody tell me where the music is from? It would be silly to think that 2 girls 1 cup is so high budget that it had its own composer.

WangyJohn · Post by **WangyJohn** » Sun Dec 02, 2007 2:25 am

Vedius Pollio wrote: "A beautiful love story between two women. Brave... daring... the best performances of their careers."

Reminds me of the ED article for it.

Surprisingly SFW:
http://encyclopediadramatica.com/2_girls_1_cup

Churba · Post by **Churba** » Sun Dec 02, 2007 5:42 am

the only problem i have with 9/11 conspiracy theories is that in order to take them seriously you have to assume that we have competent government to pull this stuff off.

Also, you would have to believe, if you belive the theories are correct, that the government, capable of killing thousands of people and making everyone think the terrorists did it, wouldn't just kill off the people who went public with their theories.

Leeloo · Post by **Leeloo** » Sun Dec 02, 2007 6:43 am

Churba wrote:
the only problem i have with 9/11 conspiracy theories is that in order to take them seriously you have to assume that we have competent government to pull this stuff off.
Also, you would have to believe, if you belive the theories are correct, that the government, capable of killing thousands of people and making everyone think the terrorists did it, wouldn't just kill off the people who went public with their theories.

No, silencing them would make it too obvious that the government is hiding something. Laughing at them and comparing them to people who don't believe we landed on the moon because you still can't buy moon-cheese, will make others not want to be associated with the conspracy believers.

Of course we all know the government IS hiding something (or rather a lot of things). We just don't know exactly what.

Foolosophy · Post by **Foolosophy** » Sun Dec 02, 2007 8:57 am

i think most popular conspiracy theories are plants to detract from all the real shady business done by governments and the genuine influence certain companies have through bribes and corruption.

Seth Marati · Post by **Seth Marati** » Sun Dec 02, 2007 10:17 am

I went ahead and watched the actual movie, and holy shit, this would have been perfect for a friend who showed me Meatspin; even though I wasn't that put off by it, I swore I'd get her back for it someday. Sadly, the opportunity has passed.

As for the reactions, I can see how they might be exaggerated or sort of performed. If your reaction to this is being recorded and going to be made public, you pretty much have to act disgusted by it. If you just stare in silent horror, or actual "WTF?" curiosity, people are going to think you're genuinely intrigued by it.

That said, the guy in the first video who dashed right out of the room was my favorite reaction. And the guy on the left in the second video is a wuss.

ManaUser · Post by **ManaUser** » Sun Dec 02, 2007 10:26 am

Meatspin? Is that even considered a shock site? What do you have against penises and buttsecks?

Seth Marati · Post by **Seth Marati** » Sun Dec 02, 2007 10:50 am

I don't have anything against it, but she seemed to think it would affect me. It was her intentions that warranted payback.

Edit: Or maybe not payback, exactly... I had to one-up her for it. As one-upping goes, this is it, and then some. This is the World 3-1 infinite lives trick.