Re: Girl's Night is The Greatest Video EVER MADE!!!!!!! (In Real Life Updates)

Re: Girl's Night is The Greatest Video EVER MADE!!!!!!!
Author: Raucher	June 5, 2002 at 16:29:57
in reply to: Re: Girl's Night is The Greatest Video EVER MADE!!!!!!!* posted by Adam on June 5, 2002 at 15:10:22*

Thanks for the reply. I just want to re-emphasize that it
was a VERY, VERY, VERY positive thing that you have there.
I think being able to watch a girl learn to inhale appeals
to a very broad audience that is much broader than the
"dark side" segment that I usually associate myself with.
Most mainstream boards contain an enourmous number of "How
I started" stories and other video companies have created
videos simulating the experience (with VERY bad acting -
though I applaud their efforts).

I can see now why you were apologetic. You really didn't
know how things were going to go and were shocked to find
she didn't inhale. The key to the success of this video,
from my perspective is that she was very fortunately
WILLING to learn. It seems to me that it would be extremely
difficult to solicit models to do that. I think we all
lucked out. I can scarcely imagine an ad reading "girls
wanted - must be non-smoker, learning to REALLY smoke in
front of camera - with genuine enthusiasm!", so I'm not
holding my breath for a second video like this for many
years until someone manages to pull it off again, though if
you decided to try it, I'd obviously be beside myself with
joy.

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Re: Girl's Night is The Greatest Video EVER MADE!!!!!!! Raucher 16:32:01 6/5/2002 (0)
Re: Girl's Night is The Greatest Video EVER MADE!!!!!!! Raucher 16:31:46 6/5/2002 (1)
- Re: Girl's Night is The Greatest Video EVER MADE!!!!!!! Adam 17:59:33 6/5/2002 (0)

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> Thanks for the reply. I just want to re-emphasize that it > was a VERY, VERY, VERY positive thing that you have there. > I think being able to watch a girl learn to inhale appeals > to a very broad audience that is much broader than the > "dark side" segment that I usually associate myself with. > Most mainstream boards contain an enourmous number of "How > I started" stories and other video companies have created > videos simulating the experience (with VERY bad acting - > though I applaud their efforts). > > I can see now why you were apologetic. You really didn't > know how things were going to go and were shocked to find > she didn't inhale. The key to the success of this video, > from my perspective is that she was very fortunately > WILLING to learn. It seems to me that it would be extremely > difficult to solicit models to do that. I think we all > lucked out. I can scarcely imagine an ad reading "girls > wanted - must be non-smoker, learning to REALLY smoke in > front of camera - with genuine enthusiasm!", so I'm not > holding my breath for a second video like this for many > years until someone manages to pull it off again, though if > you decided to try it, I'd obviously be beside myself with > joy.