jesus ****ing god damn christ almighty

YouTube is for videos ffs - why do people insist on putting up "videos" of still images and **** that is nothing but text.

Rage!!

Meh, it's a really old joke anyway. It's not like in 35 years nobody has thought to turn the Luke/Leia **** into an incest gag.

Video might be a joke, but got me thinking...is there any good moral reason for not having sex with your sister/brother?

I'm assuming the taboo originally developed because the high chance of birt defects, but in these days its not realy a problem...you can use protection/adopt a baby if you realy want one, so that reason can be mostly eliminated.

The other reason might have been because in those times marrige was mostly a way to gain wealth/connections...that doesn't stand as strongly today, and even if it does its not a moral reason anyway.

as adults, i don't guess so no. as children, absolutely, and given siblings mostly grow up together its pretty easy for these sorts of relationships to stem from abuse.

Yeah, I ment adults, and if both sides agree.

If I had a sister and she was fine, yeah, I'd probably be down to **** her.

loool sick ppl itt

****, where are you freaks coming from??

Unicorn what is the reason for posting this ? Its clear that this guy just wants to promote his voice, as a narrator , and using such topics to get people to stay interested till the end. Not threadworthy imo .

so... i'm confused.. was this a true story?

There's a crappy-but-highly-regarded movie from the '70s called Star Wars, where a bunch of no-talent actors (plus a young Harrison Ford, slumming it) are badly directed by a stiff sci-fi nerd telling a hollow, unoriginal story about good and evil. The story (in the YouTube video) is not true, but the details of it are intentionally obscured to prevent you from realizing it's from the movie. But once the reveal is made that the story is told from the lead character's point of view (lol Mark Hamill), you can go back and realize everything else is fairly accurate to the story points of the rest of the movie.

So no, it's not true (the movie takes place in the past, and in space -- on a distant planet where everyone happens to speak English, so there's no way it can be true), and even though most of the plot was adapted from a Kurosawa movie from the '50s called The Hidden Fortress, Kurosawa didn't have the subplot about the guy and the hot sister. Because he knows how to make a good movie, whereas the guy who made Star Wars (his name is George Lucas, and you probably haven't heard of him because he never did anything else that was any good, even American Graffiti) is a moron.

The transitions between scenes always seemed off to me. I'm trying to think of a comparison but nothing's coming to me. It was more like a television show than a movie or something.

+1


Bit like the people who upload "videos" of radio prank calls or whatever. GTFO