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 | | For example, in the film, one of the "Jackass" guys (there are several dumb, 20-something, typical, idiotic, overaged frat-boys in the "cast) puts a live alligator in his parent's kitchen so he can get his uptight mother to say "fuck" on camera. |
 | | In many ways, "Jackass" is an adequate and clear representation of a segment of our society and therefore, in many ways, "Jackass" can be construed as a sociological experiment. |
 | | The alligators, sea urchins, whales, and wild cats that appear in the film have their "personal space" invaded by these "Jackasses" and it is, unquestionably, wrong. |
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