Squick/Quotes

"There are scenes here where Breillat deliberately disgusts us, not because we are disgusted by the natural life functions of women, as she implies, but simply because The Woman does things that would make any reasonable Man, or Woman, for that matter, throw up."

—Roger Ebert, reviewing the Catherine Breillat film Anatomy of Hell

Kate: And Princeton, you sent me that sweet online birthday card.
Trekkie: Oh, but Kate, what you think he do after? Hmmmm?
Princeton: Yeah...
Kate: ...Eeeewwwww!!!

—Avenue Q, "The Internet Is for Porn"

Hsu: Besides, this is the gaming audience, the most supportive audience in the world. If worst comes to worst I just picture all of them in their underwear.
Hsu walks up to the podium to give his speech
Hsu: I-
Obese cosplayer in the audience: Wanna see our underwear?
Hsu: My mind has just died.

—Hsu and Chan

"That's not right! That's not right!"

—The Nostalgia Chick, being sickened by foot-binding images.

malganis: Also, imagine Aragorn fighting ALL the battles in Return of the King with a great big huge pregnant belly hanging off the front of him. NO, SERIOUSLY. JUST PICTURE IT. HOLD THAT IMAGE IN YOUR MIND. HA!
forceiswithyou: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
malganis: YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES. It's TRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUE.

—deleterius: The Hidden Child

"And no, I frankly don't care what the age of consent laws are in different states or different countries. It's still squicky!"

—Linkara, on Alan Moore's Lost Girls

"Oh, that's nasty."

—Cleveland, Family Guy

"Sick and Wrong!"

—Kim Possible

"I don't think about such things and neither should you."

—Rumiko Takahashi when asked if her Gender Bender character Ranma Saotome could get pregnant

"Whoa, no! No! No, no, no! No! [etc.] I know the reputation of this movie. If I wanna see sheep fucking, I'll stick with Everything You've Always Wanted To Know About Sex (But Were Afraid To Ask), thank you very much!"

—The Cinema Snob on Caligula ^[1]

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↑ which, ironically, happens to be Brad Jones' favorite movie.

[1] which, ironically, happens to be Brad Jones' favorite movie.

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