'Cause, seriously man, that shit has to stop.

Edited by - ultradamno on 7/26/2005 6:50:56 PM

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I would buy a video of Gothettes beating the crap out of different bad music groups.

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and some info on a companion CD (thankfully not a Pussycat Dolls affair, but rather a comp of goth music...)

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Features are fairly light, there is a useful "Play No Talking" feature, which is just that. Allows you to watch the movie with all the chatter skipped. About two minutes of Missy flubbing her lines. "Tattoo" is a couple of minutes of two of the girls getting tattooed. "Van Attack" will probably be as enjoyable as it can be if I simply describe it as - more road antics. Probot music video--Lemmy should never wear new clothing---NEVER!

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Kimi Lixx,Julie Night,Tina Tyler and then everyone else.

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See Violet Blue's blog.

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Links to some of the LJ's, Rob Longshot & Eon Mckai check in, and i've been asking questions. worth the read

here is some of what i wrote:

like i mentioned...it's the SG brand. not this model or that one.

come tomorrow morning people aren't gunna care. IMHO

Monstar Rawx! ContactPornStars.com

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One of the main complaints of the ex-SGs is that they also don't have ownership of the journals. They are promised a lifetime membership if they contribute a photoset, but if they express the wrong political opinion in their journals (it doesn't even have to be SG-related), they can find themselves locked out while their galleries and images in banners continue to sell the site.

I'm only passing along what I've read. In fairness, I have actually read some positive comments and rebuttals from current SGs, as well. I don't belong to the site and don't have a strong opinion. My observations of the industry suggest to me that Monstar is possibly right (if a bit cynical) in the general sentiment that "tomorrow morning people aren't gunna care." Most casual consumers aren't aware of the behind-the-scenes, and there seems to always be an endless supply of starry-eyed models available to replace the jaded ones.

SG is not a business I'd personally want to work for, though.

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Ynetnews.com: Nice Jewish girls : This group of British performers isn’t exactly your girl-next-door type

Edited by - ultradamno on 1/29/2006 7:42:07 AM

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Since pretty much all the fan favorites from the first disc have, um, left the SG organization (oddly, given the nature of the organization and some of the specific accusations against it, without Missy, who isn't even mentioned by name during the brief history of Suicide Girls that opens the movie) go to an Italy to meet with a new batch of girls too far away or too new for them to have completely pissed off yet.

Though there is no tour going on, the drill is essentially the same: girl introduces herself (intercut with previous photoshoot stills), raps a little, then striptease/photoshoot footage followed by a little connective tissue of community antics leading into the next girl. The most offputting new wrinkle in the formula is an unbelievably annoying voiceover that rides the line between porn ad copy, old European softcore (to go with the Villa theme, I suspect) and Peter Ivers monologues ("I had warm kittens in my tummy metting the girls on who I had major intense crushes, wouldn't you be peeing on every corner of excitement?) from the genuinely dreadful Manko (a girl who by her own admission is going for a 'Paris Hilton on crack' look).

Manko's pretentious script and personality aside, this isn't a bad crop of girls (if a mostly skinnier one). India, Yuki and Maia's segments in particular stood out for me

The only extras are a music video by Guachass and two by Tying Tiffany. None of which made much of an impression on me, you may well feel different.

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