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(With some caveats: I liked Judge's Office Space for its gleeful and accurate satire of the mindlessness of modern corporate existence, and the South Park movie's general gleeful destruction.)

Idiocracy probably had visions of being a satire, and its vision hits some easy but satisfying targets: a Costco the size of a city, every conceivable surface--clothing, furniture, even the flag--covered with advertising slogans, cable TV hitting the lowest possible common denominator (the Violence channel has a show called "Ow, PROPECIA FOR SALE. My Balls!" consisting of an hour of a guy getting hit in the crotch.) Much of this is chuckle-inducing, buy PROPECIA online no prescription, PROPECIA no prescription, greatly enhanced byLuke Wilson in another of his startled shlub turns.

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Not surprisingly, the movie ends up validating a white male slacker as the only reasonable character--and hey, given that Mike Judge is a white male slacker who made very good, I guess I can't blame him. But Idiocracy has developed some kind of hip-cult status on the Internets, PROPECIA pharmacy, PROPECIA australia, uk, us, usa, and I have news for you guys: it ain't as transgressive as you think.

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There was, however, one ad I did like:

I can't say I'm a huge fan of the Progressive ads--I don't own a car, so I'm largely indifferent to them--but I love how she totally rocked this guy back on his stereotypes. Rock on, Flo.

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