Seen Borat?
Well, two of the frat boys who reminisced about the good old days of slavery and discussed various ways in which bitches ain't shit are ready to sue sue sue because, for some strange reason unbeknownst to me, they think the film made them look like idiots.
I don't care if it's a setup. Just because you thought the film was not going to be shown in the United States, you thought it was a good idea to say the things you did? I have no sympathy for you, nameless fat South Carolina frat boys. You agreed to be filmed because you wanted to be in a movie. Now you are. Just because you're dumbfucks who are having second thoughts about your desire for 15 minutes of fame doesn't mean you can blame your actions on anyone other than yourselves.
I don't care if it's a setup. Just because you thought the film was not going to be shown in the United States, you thought it was a good idea to say the things you did? I have no sympathy for you, nameless fat South Carolina frat boys. You agreed to be filmed because you wanted to be in a movie. Now you are. Just because you're dumbfucks who are having second thoughts about your desire for 15 minutes of fame doesn't mean you can blame your actions on anyone other than yourselves.
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Agreed. This lawsuit is just going to keep fresh in everyone's minds how big of twats those frat boys were.
Having watched the film here in Charleston, there were definitely a lot of groans during that part of the film.
Sounds like the fratboys have a pretty decent case to me. They were coerced to sign the document while intoxicated on alcohol provided by the production crew. Sounds pretty dishonest to me. I don't agree with one word they said, but I'm not sure if their lives need to be ruined (a likely outcome if you ask me) because of some stupid shit they said while they were drunk so that the filmmakers could help perpetuate the Southern stereotype.
tell it like it is, girlfriend.
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