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Everyone's making too mich of a big deal about twerking rabbits


While not really good imagery, its only there for about 5 seconds and the rest of the film doesn't have any more twerking scenes.

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Yeah, compared to Norm of the North which was shamelessly about a twerking polar bear (one of many problems in that movie), this was fairly tame.

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Who's making a big deal about this? Who is "everyone?"

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Oh,then you should pay more attention to the comments on youtube and some boxes in this message board

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Actually I would say that neither he nor anybody else should be paying more attention to these things.

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Oh,then you should pay more attention to the comments on youtube and some boxes in this message board


You mean I should go seek out the opinions of a few pea brains who find racism in everything?

Um, yeah, that's not "everyone." Please learn what the word "everyone" means.

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Jesus, are you that thick? In the context OP used "everyone" is clearly hyperbole drawing attention to a frequent topic on the board. I've been here 2 minutes and I've seen 3 threads about it.

Then you take "you should pay more attention" literally like you need to go seek it out as if it's something of worth when he's simply answering your idiotic question on where to find these comments?

Honestly, wtf is wrong with you?

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When one goes on IMDb and makes a big stink about things like twerking (which shouldn't be discussed here, people!) and then they screw up the English language. <sigh> I fear for what the world is coming to. In other words, LEARN TO SPELL WORDS PROPERLY A**HATS!!!!! IT IS DISGUSTING!!!!!!!

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To me it was more that they were singing "look at her butt" than them twerking.

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