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   4/14/09

   Friday13

   I saw this yesterday. I found it to be very funny, especially when the woman goes "to get some respect as an artist!".

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   4/14/09

   SWSamurai

   As was once said, and in the entertainment industry is more than true...
   
   "There is no such thing as bad publicity."

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      4/14/09

      SWSamurai

      unless you are Michael Vicks or George Michael. Sorry... had to add that
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   4/14/09

   Sam1982

   Disney would be so dissapointed

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      4/14/09

      SWSamurai

      Yeah... right. At least to the public they would, then they would distribute the movie under the "Screen Gems" name. ;-)
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   4/14/09

   Sam1982

   What would you call it though? "one night in miley" just doesnt have the same ring to it
   
   Miley High Club?
   Smiley Miley?
   Miley does Montana?

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   4/14/09

   SWSamurai

   "Miley Does it."

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   4/14/09

   SWSamurai

   "I'd walk a Miley in her shoes"

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   4/14/09

   SWSamurai

   "Miley for milk money."

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8. 

   4/14/09

   Dmariefashion

   I didn't find it funny at all, he is 40 yrs old and Miley is 16 and he has a 16 yrs old daughter, Im sure Jamie Foxx wouldn't be too amused if it was his daughter being talked about like that.

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   4/14/09

   SWSamurai

   Well her parents did not seem to mind the pictures that she had taken, that tells me that they are the ones that opened up this line of dialogue.

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      4/14/09

      dannyvice

      Ah, so what your saying is.. bad behavior justifies bad behavior...
      
      So if you rob a bank, it's alright for me to rob a bank?
      
      If her parents allow her to take a picture.... then that's a greenlight for a gang bang?
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      4/14/09

      SWSamurai

      No... if her parents are going to allow her to be presented in an adult manner, by having provocative pictures taken, then they need to be ready for this kind of humor.
      
      Look at the Olsen twins... they were pretty much a forbidden topic until they started getting old enough to act stupid in the spotlight, then the gloves were off.
      
      Is it right? No... but who invites it? Was Jamie the first to make underhanded jokes about actors or actress' that were under age, or is he the most convenient to target at this time?
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    4/14/09

    dannyvice

    Well, we live in a day and age where anything goes. It doesn't matter how nasty, repulsive or twisted the subject is... There's always someone out there who's willing to say it in hopes of drawing attention to themself.
    
    And the entertainment industry rewards behavior like that.
    
    As much as I loath Miley Cirus - she is still an underaged girl...
    
    There are thousands of other adult females he could blather on about...
    
    He can go to the sewer if he wants.... but he should go there alone.

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       4/14/09

       Dmariefashion

       I agree with 100%
11. 

    4/15/09

    letter5

    i found jamie foxx and his co-host's comments funny, but he did go too far. thats the thing about comedy, alot of it circles around controversy and even though jamie is an actor/singer nowadays, we cant forget he started as a comedian. when he does stand up he says controversial things all the time like many comedians.
    
    im not saying that to give him an excuse for the comments he made because again, talking about a 16-year-old girl making a sextape is towing the line of social taboo, but it comes from a guy who is trying to get a reaction out his audience.
    
    i read the comments on the youtube video and it seems like most people are flipping on him and shitting on him like hes this bad guy because he made one comment but the dude is a comedian. every joke isnt going to be a gem but its still a joke.
    
    dmarie you make alot of good points in the video. in fact, all your points are dead on especially in regard to the co-host calling miley cyrus "that white bitch". thats an example of the hypocrisy in regard to race in america, but thats a whole nother conversation lol! good post tho. i subscribed

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       4/15/09

       Dmariefashion

       Did you sibscribe to my youtube page. But thanks a lot for you commenting and taking the time out.
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    4/15/09

    LynneaUrania

    It's all just a publicity stunt...and one more reason I don't bother with actor types.

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13. 

    4/15/09

    kat822

    I agree it was a joke, but the bit about smoking crack and stuff is kinda a bit much

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14. 

    4/15/09

    MadameX

    I haven't heard exactly what he said, but I'm intrigued to listen to the exact language--to assess whether or not he's guilty of soliciting child pornography. Not much room for error in that law.

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       4/15/09

       Friday13

       Here's the segment, sans commentary: www.youtube.com/watch?v=TH0Zjw48AZ8