Discussion on Groin kicks in movies, sit-coms, video games, etc. within the General Entertainment forums, part of the Non-Music Discussions category; I would like to know what other peoples opinion is regarding the epidemic of guys getting kicked in the balls ...
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February 9th, 2005, 05:38 PM
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 Groin kicks in movies, sit-coms, video games, etc. I would like to know what other peoples opinion is regarding the epidemic of guys getting kicked in the balls in movies, sitcoms, video games and even cartoons? Now, I know a lot of people seem to think this kind of thing is funny? Well, if any of you guys have been kicked there and have experienced the most incapacitating pain of your life, you will probably think this is anything but funny. I recently went to see Shrek II at a second run movie theater with my two nieces. Well, I have to admit when I saw this gratuitous attack on Shrek's balls may laughter for the rest of the movie was rather forced. Sadly, working in a junior/senior highschool I'm made fully aware that there is an epidemic of boys getting kicked, kneed, or punched in the groin by their classmates, occasionally some very seriously...a lot by girls. Last May I witnessed a particular incident. A 13 year old is at his locker and gets pushed for whatever reason. Then he pushes the other kid back. Then the kid kicks him in the balls and he drops to the floor in agony. The kid is completely incapacitated and starts vomiting due to the excruciating pain. The other kids are standing around watching, some laughing. Nobody, helps until a teacher steps in; he is unable to respond to the teacher because he is struggling to catch his breath. Several minutes later he is reluctant to tell the teacher what happened because he is so humiliated and believes the teacher may perceive his pain as amusing as well. Like other boys, he comes to the realization his pain is considered a big joke. The teachers are seeing this all the time. The movie industry seems to be perpetuating a lot of this behavior. What kids go through today seems very different than what we went through back in the 1970's or even the 1960's. I remembered back then it seemed like an unwritten rule: you didn't hit below the belt. Particularly, since you didn't want to get hit there as well. I'd be interested in other peoples opinions and if they are aware of this aggressive type of behavior?         |
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February 9th, 2005, 08:15 PM
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| Remember "Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid"? Was that the first time it was done for laughs? :-? Rather than even attempt to fight his huge oppenent--Paul Newman just kicks Ted Cassidy (formerly "Lurch" on "The Adams Family") in the nuts. :lol: :lol: :lol: By the early Eighties, it had escalated to Harrison Ford casually just shooting--instead of duelling--the Arab with the sword in "Raiders Of The Lost Ark" :lol: :lol: :lol: Sure fire laughs!!! 
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February 10th, 2005, 03:57 PM
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| No-as a man I can testify that it's not a pleasant event but...I remember reading a recent article of a certain S&M practice that is hot in Japan nowadays. Men are paying a lot of money to be kicked in the jewels by a young girl. I know this ain't new but the fact that a LOT of men want this "service" is strange I suppose. So, some like it I think. |
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February 10th, 2005, 08:02 PM
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| If you want guys being kicked/hit in the balls, just watch any Home Video Show episodes. You nevr seem to go past an episode without at least one guy getting ball tortured. BTW: Why would anyone pay to get kicked in the nuts??? :o discohunter |
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February 11th, 2005, 02:59 PM
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February 14th, 2005, 03:38 PM
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| Re: Groin kicks in movies, sit-coms, video games, etc. "BitchBag" asked: Quote:
I think it's awful! What kinda sicko enjoys this stuff, besides radical feminists and Lorena Bobbitt? :lol: |
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