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pearldiver6 · 30th October 2021, 16:31

There is a bit of the voyeur in most everyone, and the dichotomy perhaps of saying on the one hand a) it is wrong and unfair for these hacks to occur - and
b) if the images and or video is out there, damned right I wanna see it

Since you did not release the material, are you culpable (morally, ethically, legally or whatever) if you seek it out? I would argue no.

But if you want it, see it, then feel shitty about it, then don't. A friend long ago used to struggle with enjoying rock and roll music, and feeling bad as well as he was also struggling with a version of Christianity that told him that that was not right.

I don't have that issue, or any other one about seeing the leaked or limited distribution material and sometimes it feels a bit like in Animal House, when the Playboy bunny falls into the young boy's bedroom, and he shouts out, "Thank You God!"

As has been said before, the main beef on these things is their (usually) dismal quality.
Here's hoping for something interesting if and when. And yeah, anything with Jennifer Lawrence, I do want to see that. And of course the Julianne Hough.

Getting a glimpse inside that tightly controlled environment, as if you could go somewhere forbidden. Some time ago, in a magazine called Details, there was an article about a group that led tours (very underground) of places that "you weren't supposed to go, unless you wanted to..." or something like that. Closed sanitariums, hospitals, and underground places like subways. The crowning achievement was somewhere under New York city in an older subway tunnel, they made wooden furniture and served a five course meal to their guests ten to twenty feet away from an operating subway line. That was probably pretty cool.

pearldiver6 · 30th October 2021, 16:38

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Originally Posted by Johnny Cage

Punkd was full of unintended consequences with celebs revealing sides of themselves they probably wouldn't have otherwise.

e.g. Ellen Pompeo being revealed to be a creepy manipulator and borderline narcissist (when she still had the pristine Grey's Anatomy persona at the time).
Zach Braff actually hitting a young actor whom he believed had vandalized his car, then whilst they were "waiting for the cops" he kept on saying fucked up things to the "kid" like "you know you're going to jail right?"
Then Ashton showed up and Zach blanched and I think he even said something like "OMG, you have me hitting a kid on camera!".

Another was with Jennifer Love Hewitt, they baited her with a fake role in a non-existent film. Everyone for the most part puts their best foot forward when applying for a job, and perhaps more so for one that might net millions of dollars. Quite a letdown to be sure, and then afterwards trying to pretend like she was not super pissed and ready to rampage. "That ball cap wearin' motherfucker!!!"

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pearldiver6 Registered User Addicted Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 705 Thanks: 1,581 Thanked 1,406 Times in 505 Posts	There is a bit of the voyeur in most everyone, and the dichotomy perhaps of saying on the one hand a) it is wrong and unfair for these hacks to occur - and b) if the images and or video is out there, damned right I wanna see it Since you did not release the material, are you culpable (morally, ethically, legally or whatever) if you seek it out? I would argue no. But if you want it, see it, then feel shitty about it, then don't. A friend long ago used to struggle with enjoying rock and roll music, and feeling bad as well as he was also struggling with a version of Christianity that told him that that was not right. I don't have that issue, or any other one about seeing the leaked or limited distribution material and sometimes it feels a bit like in Animal House, when the Playboy bunny falls into the young boy's bedroom, and he shouts out, "Thank You God!" As has been said before, the main beef on these things is their (usually) dismal quality. Here's hoping for something interesting if and when. And yeah, anything with Jennifer Lawrence, I do want to see that. And of course the Julianne Hough. Getting a glimpse inside that tightly controlled environment, as if you could go somewhere forbidden. Some time ago, in a magazine called Details, there was an article about a group that led tours (very underground) of places that "you weren't supposed to go, unless you wanted to..." or something like that. Closed sanitariums, hospitals, and underground places like subways. The crowning achievement was somewhere under New York city in an older subway tunnel, they made wooden furniture and served a five course meal to their guests ten to twenty feet away from an operating subway line. That was probably pretty cool.