joriandrake wrote...
well... option to go no-bra then?Golden Owl wrote...
As a woman...I say NO! to armored skirts...the heels, catsuits and bra straps are bad enough, I would hate to see armored skirts thrown in too.
btw I like the other suggestion of kilts, but broadsword is silly, let us have instead a weapon like that staff from Andromeda
edit: sorry for doublepost
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Modifié par bucyrus5000, 22 juillet 2011 - 02:31 .
bucyrus5000 wrote...
Actually the Greeks used to wear Armored skirts in battle. It is not the worst idea ever for the femshep. The only scifi issue with the idea is she can't wear the skirt in scenes wear the breather helmet is being used.
Modifié par tvr321, 22 juillet 2011 - 02:52 .
tobynator89 wrote...
bucyrus5000 wrote...
Actually the Greeks used to wear Armored skirts in battle. It is not the worst idea ever for the femshep. The only scifi issue with the idea is she can't wear the skirt in scenes wear the breather helmet is being used.
No modern soldier would wear ANYTHING as loose and floppy as a skirt. For the same reason that they tie all loose straps together with tape, cut their hair short and generally avoid having loose stuff in general. Because that stuff will get caught in something during a critical moment and possibly kill you.
As for high heels, I won't even touch on the subject due to the sheer stupidity of it.
tvr321 wrote...
I never understood the concept of high heels anyway, they're completely unnatural, I really don't understand why women wear them. How the **** do you walk in them? plus they will wreck your ankle flexiblity over time.
Do you desire to be taller? You like tall men but you wear high heels...
lol female logic...
tvr321 wrote...
I never understood the concept of high heels anyway, they're completely unnatural, I really don't understand why women wear them. How the **** do you walk in them? plus they will wreck your ankle flexiblity over time.
Do you desire to be taller? You like tall men but you wear high heels...
lol female logic...
Gunderic wrote...
Sure. How about a kitchen omni-blade too?
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tvr321 wrote...
I never understood the concept of high heels anyway, they're completely unnatural, I really don't understand why women wear them. How the **** do you walk in them? plus they will wreck your ankle flexiblity over time.
Do you desire to be taller? You like tall men but you wear high heels...
lol female logic...
They accentuate the legs, so not just the overall height but proportion of leg to overall height. Some girls do want to be taller. So do some guys for that matter, I seem to recall the claims of Tom Cruise wearing subtle platformed shoes.tvr321 wrote...
I never understood the concept of high heels anyway, they're completely unnatural, I really don't understand why women wear them. How the **** do you walk in them? plus they will wreck your ankle flexiblity over time.
It doesn't have to be a question of relativity, girls height compared to guys height. Height can be considered an attractive trait in both genders. In fact the cynic would say one reason girls like tall guys is so they can wear heels without ruining the guys ego. Again with Tom Cruise, one of the first things Nicole Kidman said after they split up is "at least I can wear heels again".tvr321 wrote...
Do you desire to be taller? You like tall men but you wear high heels...
lol female logic...
Modifié par Malanek999, 22 juillet 2011 - 02:56 .
Malanek999 wrote...
They accentuate the legs, so not just the overall height but proportion of leg to overall height. Some girls do want to be taller. So do some guys for that matter, I seem to recall the claims of Tom Cruise wearing subtle platformed shoes.
It doesn't have to be a question of relativity, girls height compared to guys height. Height can be considered an attractive trait in both genders. In fact the cynic would say one reason girls like tall guys is so they can wear heels without ruining the guys ego. Again with Tom Cruise, one of the first things Nicole Kidman said after they split up is "at least I can wear heels again".
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