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I think white people are more offended by the "racism" in this movie, than the asian people who watched it. Saying something is "chinky chong" and calling it "ching chong voices" is about a million times more offensive than what they did in this movie. I bet if it didn't come baggage'd with the controversy it did,

I think white people are more offended by the "racism" in this movie, than the asian people who watched it. Saying something is "chinky chong" and calling it "ching chong voices" is about a million times more offensive than what they did in this movie. I bet if it didn't come baggage'd with the controversy it did,

I think white people are more offended by the "racism" in this movie, than the asian people who watched it. Saying something is "chinky chong" and calling it "ching chong voices" is about a million times more offensive than what they did in this movie. I bet if it didn't come baggage'd with the controversy it did,

I think white people are more offended by the "racism" in this movie, than the asian people who watched it. Saying something is "chinky chong" and calling it "ching chong voices" is about a million times more offensive than what they did in this movie. I bet if it didn't come baggage'd with the controversy it did,

I think white people are more offended by the "racism" in this movie, than the asian people who watched it. Saying something is "chinky chong" and calling it "ching chong voices" is about a million times more offensive than what they did in this movie. I bet if it didn't come baggage'd with the controversy it did,

I think white people are more offended by the "racism" in this movie, than the asian people who watched it. Saying something is "chinky chong" and calling it "ching chong voices" is about a million times more offensive than what they did in this movie. I bet if it didn't come baggage'd with the controversy it did,

I think white people are more offended by the "racism" in this movie, than the asian people who watched it. Saying something is "chinky chong" and calling it "ching chong voices" is about a million times more offensive than what they did in this movie. I bet if it didn't come baggage'd with the controversy it did,

I think white people are more offended by the "racism" in this movie, than the asian people who watched it. Saying something is "chinky chong" and calling it "ching chong voices" is about a million times more offensive than what they did in this movie. I bet if it didn't come baggage'd with the controversy it did,

I think white people are more offended by the "racism" in this movie, than the asian people who watched it. Saying something is "chinky chong" and calling it "ching chong voices" is about a million times more offensive than what they did in this movie. I bet if it didn't come baggage'd with the controversy it did,

As a person of asian decent I didn't feel offended by any of it so.. I dunno. Maybe I just don't think too much about it.

Meh, I didn't feel it was very racist at all. About as many racial jokes as any other movie.

"Huell Wants To Be A Millionaire?" where Huell tries various get rich quick schemes episode to episode.

Classic Simpsons Reviews turned into a hub for grouchy reminiscing on Golden Age Simpsons so gradually I didn't even notice.. Seriously.

Bumblebee Man is probably the straight man in all the jokes. Everyones so wacky compared to him.

So now his got a strained relationship with puppies.

I'm waiting but I'm not sure what the name is based on

Mmmmmmmm.. Donuts..

On the reality scale it would probably be:

They could point out a years passed every few seasons, slow the age-ing process. Sure we'd have to ignore Christmas specials in terms of a timeline but it wouldn't be a big deal.

Simpsons movie reference..