Well, I am very,very black and I can name them. I can also name all of the Primarchs, Legion Number,and Worlds of Rediscovery from Warhammer 40K. A nerd is a nerd.

“To a certain extent you missed the point by asking that question, however, I understand that within that question is your desire to be black.”

I worked at a day care once. One day two girls in my class that were besties were (almost literally) at each other’s throats, so I made them sit down and hold hands.

He started it, though, by being an ass about the original joke. If instead of “I hear you get sodomized quite often” he’d gone with something like “The 3 meter tall demon and I had great chemistry!”, she’d probably have left it at that.

Plainly nice? He’s never been plainly nice a day in his life since he got famous. He is a notorious turd.

He seems like SUCH a self-important douche. In almost every interview I’ve read with him he comes across as insufferable. Trivial side note on his schmuck-ness: I own the Forgetting Sarah Marshall DVD and in the audio commentary Judd Apatow asked the cast not to curse bc his kids were in the booth (I’m assuming the…

He agreed to be in the movie and he agreed to play the part. He signed up to simulate sodomy with an 8 foot tall demon. She did not sign up for him to say “looks like you take it up the ass, ha ha ha,” which is basically what he did.

Something tells me Melissa would have landed a devastating come-back. Because something tells me she got a lot of that shit growing up, and has a huge mental repository of testicle-shredding one-liners. So yeah we’d be discussing it, but we’d be talking about how Melissa totally pwned that French guy.

Uh, see my other response. He agreed to that role and to that scene and thought it was funny. Also, as another commenter put it, it’s funnier when you punch up, than when you punch down. It’s funny because he plays misogynistic roles and has mysogynistic, slut- shaming dialogues (including his “sodomized all the time”…

Stop and think why he would agree to play that role and to that scene. Because he thought it was funny.

“And in the context of that movie it was funny. This “joke” wasn’t in any such context.”

Ornella is known to be pretty fucking obnoxious (for some reason one of my cousins loves her). So yeah, it was clearly about his weight.

I don’t really see how he can get offended after saying “I heard you get sodomized quite often”.

In your gender-swapped scenario is it still in response to the woman telling the man she heard he likes to fucked in the ass a lot?

But...men talk about women like that all the time already. You don’t need to imagine it...it happens constantly.

That’s true, but that’s why punching upward works and punching down doesn’t.

You mean, like jokes that are made all the time by male comedians already? Or the joke he made about this woman being sodomized all the time? No one here is “freaking out” about that, sooo...

Yeah, he should have been able to come back with a quick witticism. Like, “yeah, that’s the same as the sex fantasy that I have, except after I leave I fall, and then I keep falling, and then I’m in the woods and there’s this circle of goat people, and they’re chanting, and there’s blood everywhere, and I try to ask…

I don’t really see how he can get offended after saying “I heard you get sodomized quite often”. I mean, her initial comment about the demon was off-color, but no more off-color than the fact he chose to be in a scene that played a rape as comedy in the first place. And her response was, if anything, a de-escalation…

I didn’t care much for the joke, but I agree. It’s as if half of the roles he’s taken aren’t centered around the exact premise of that joke.