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American Juggalo

Whoop! Whoop!

BTW, you should warn people there's some nudity in the film because some might watch it at work.
 
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It's interesting (and actually pretty cool) how they all consider themselves to be part of a giant "family". I can really respect that.

Everything else, though...I have no idea. I really wonder about people...
 
The who's who of white trash. I didn't know icp was still around. These peeps sure seem unable to throw a sentence together without expletives.

Ok I watched 7 min and then shot ahead to confirm. The entire "documentary" is just interviewing stoners who lack the abilities to express themselves without almost comical use of fuck this and fuck that. I was getting stupider as I watched.
 
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Carpet bomb....Now!

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Doppel said:
The who's who of white trash. I didn't know icp was still around. These peeps sure seem unable to throw a sentence together without expletives.

Ok I watched 7 min and then shot ahead to confirm. The entire "documentary" is just interviewing stoners who lack the abilities to express themselves without almost comical use of fuck this and fuck that. I was getting stupider as I watched.
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Seriously. Fucking freaks, the lot of em.
 
Great documentary.

I'd be interested in knowing what the avg IQ was there. 😛

Pregnant girl smoking. Check
Redneck who brought her kids. Check
Shirtless obese men and women. Check
Meth mouth. Check

Overall it was quite interesting and very well shot. My only complaint is that the film focuses too heavily on the family theme with only the odd mention of gangs, yet I'm sure gangs and violence are a larger part of the subculture than the documentary let on.
 
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