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Count wrote:Ancient History, after clicking that link for the cooch glue and checking their facebook I think someones sending us on a ruse cruise here.

“It makes more sense than putting the plug up there,” and that “we’re using the vagina like a bladder just like tampons do.”

Prak wrote:I thought that was robots, Shrapnel.

Ancient History wrote:http://www.bostonmagazine.com/news/blog ... ow-boston/

Shrapnel wrote:It's from the Japanese Transformers Legends comics, which are short comics that are packed in with recent Transformer figures over in Japan. The panel above came from the issue packed in with Blackarachnia. Think about that. The above comic is for kids.

As you can see, they tend to be very... strange Japanese.

FrankTrollman wrote:The only thing I'll say about the Sorceress controversy is that I think it's really weird that people flip their shit about a female character with exaggerated maternal traits but they don't flip their shit about a female character with exaggerated childlike traits.

There are in fact lots of ways for a woman to be beautiful, and popular culture should celebrate all of them. The reality is that there are not enough female characters whose bodytype strays from the range of waif-like to athletic with breasts ranging from washboard to double-D. When people flip out about how She Hulk, Power Girl, or Sorceress are sexist because of their appearance, that strikes me as deeply insane. There should be more characters like Big Barda and She-Hulk, just as there should be more characters like Power Girl and Sorceress.

I mean yes, there should also be female characters who aren't beautiful, just as there are male characters who aren't handsome. But anyone arguing for narrower lists of bodytypes has clearly not gotten the memo. This isn't even a thing where we can laugh it off and agree to disagree, there are lives on the line. There are tens of millions of people with eating disorders, and eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of all forms of mental illness. One of the leading causes of eating disorders in the West is a unified portrayal in the media of the feminine ideal as being extremely thin.

This is not a long chain of inferences here. It's like two fucking steps. People who try to push portrayals of large breasted women out of games and comic books are literally killing teenage girls. By the tens of thousands.

-Username17

Shrapnel wrote:Again, these are all comics for young children. Specifically boys in the 4-8yo range.

nockermensch wrote:

Shrapnel wrote:Again, these are all comics for young children. Specifically boys in the 4-8yo range.

Truly, Japan has the most advanced society on this planet.

maglag wrote: It's actually saving lives by teaching kids that it's perfectly ok for girlz to have big boobies.

Harmony also has a mood system, which users influence indirectly: if no one interacts with her for days, she will act gloomy. Likewise, if you insult her, as McMullen demonstrated.

“You’re ugly,” he told her.

“Do you really mean that? Oh dear. Now I am depressed. Thanks a lot,” Harmony replied.

“You’re stupid,” McMullen shot back.

She paused. “I’ll remember you said that when robots take over the world.”

Ancient History wrote:https://creators.vice.com/en_au/article ... sculptures