Russell Brand protests consumerism
Posted: Sat May 15, 2010 9:28 am
>>Please don't as me why I was reading this interview. I"m so ashamed to even admit it...
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http://www.playboy.com/articles/russell ... tml?page=2
PLAYBOY: You once stuck a Barbie up your ass during a show in London, claiming it was a protest against consumerism. Is it possible thereΒs a less personally invasive and painful way to protest consumerism?
RUSSELL BRAND: If there is, I havenΒt found it. [laughs] If I remember correctly, I chose the Barbie doll because it represents the oppression of women, the stereotype of femininity, the commercialization of sexuality, blah blah blah. But what I learned from the experience, at least in hindsight, is that if youΒre going to make a satirical point involving putting things in your rectum, be selective. DonΒt take requests from the audience. I ultimately went with a Barbie doll because of the shape. It goes in easier, if you know what I mean.
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http://www.playboy.com/articles/russell ... tml?page=2
PLAYBOY: You once stuck a Barbie up your ass during a show in London, claiming it was a protest against consumerism. Is it possible thereΒs a less personally invasive and painful way to protest consumerism?
RUSSELL BRAND: If there is, I havenΒt found it. [laughs] If I remember correctly, I chose the Barbie doll because it represents the oppression of women, the stereotype of femininity, the commercialization of sexuality, blah blah blah. But what I learned from the experience, at least in hindsight, is that if youΒre going to make a satirical point involving putting things in your rectum, be selective. DonΒt take requests from the audience. I ultimately went with a Barbie doll because of the shape. It goes in easier, if you know what I mean.
Up to your neck in assholes?