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social commentary, performance art or [censored]?

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  1. I just came across the website for a video called "hunting for bambi".

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    From the looks of it, it seems to be a low-brow stab at the OLN/Playboy


    genres of cable networks, but also comes across as a misogynist
    celebration of gun culture. Does anybody have any insight or opinions
    as to what else it could be construed as?
    The preview is on www.teambambi.com

  2. Quoted message said:

    I just came across the website for a video called "hunting for bambi".

    Quoted message said:

    From the looks of it, it seems to be a low-brow stab at the
    OLN/Playboy


    genres of cable networks, but also comes across as a misogynist
    celebration of gun culture. Does anybody have any insight or opinions
    as to what else it could be construed as?
    The preview is on www.teambambi.com

    In other breaking news, Saddam Hussein was found in a hole.

    Bill "been around a while" S.

  3. Quoted message said:

    I just came across the website for a video called "hunting for bambi".

    Quoted message said:

    From the looks of it, it seems to be a low-brow stab at the OLN/Playboy


    genres of cable networks, but also comes across as a misogynist
    celebration of gun culture. Does anybody have any insight or opinions
    as to what else it could be construed as?
    The preview is on www.teambambi.com

    I guess what you're wondering is how many layers of irony you need to dig
    through to get at whatever the hell it is these goobers are trying to say.

    My impression: these guys are very sincerely trying to make money by selling
    video entertainment of the humor genre. I think they think they will find an
    audience who simply thinks it's funny.

    I would like to think they've been terribly disappointed.

    Ron

  4. Quoted message said:

    I just came across the website for a video called "hunting for bambi".

    Quoted message said:

    From the looks of it, it seems to be a low-brow stab at the OLN/Playboy


    genres of cable networks, but also comes across as a misogynist
    celebration of gun culture. Does anybody have any insight or opinions
    as to what else it could be construed as?
    The preview is on www.teambambi.com

    OMG OMG sounds offensive!!!11

    <clicks>

    I am outraged. click click click. I am shocked, and have opinions. click
    click.

    PS thanks for not spamming.

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