100552 réponses à ce sujet

[AlexiaRevan]

There is one ad that mentions your love interest. If you don't have a love interest, but have gone as far as possible with Samara, it will mention her.

Yeah I know..but I liked the others Ads too.....lol stalking yaaaaaa   

[LightningPoodle]

Yeah I know..but I liked the others Ads too.....lol stalking yaaaaaa 

 

It is a little creepy. Way of the future though.

[Rel Fexive]

I liked that post, because it was worthy of like-ery.

[LightningPoodle]

I liked that post, because it was worthy of like-ery.

 

[raging_monkey]

There's another Cassandra is masculine thread around, I thought those had died away.
 
*drains glass*

makers t*ts the level of stupidity on the bsn is really starting p*ss me off!

There absolutly nothing wrong with a "masucline" woman just more maddeness

[wintery]

I awake. I hunger. (pours coffee over her head)

 

Speaking of cartoons, which you're not now but I was asleep, it turns out the Legend of Korra is awesome. Why didn't someone tell me sooner?

 

I was talking about Korra... somewhere back in the mists of thread. A friend and I just finished the first season and it's sooo good. We're about to start the second.

 

makers t*ts the level of stupidity on the bsn is really starting p*ss me off!

There absolutly nothing wrong with a "masucline" woman just more maddeness

 

Yeah. The confining modern cultural media definition of "Feminine" is so iconic to some people, so archetypal, that they become mystified, even angry, when presented with actual real world variation in women, clothing, hairstyles. Smoke comes from their brains and suddenly (poof) threads magically appear with silly titles.

 

Which means they sadly miss the appearance of very cool characters like Sera and Cassandra who are women fiercely, and also no doubt many cool women they meet in the real world.

[wintery]

@LightningPoodle

 

Sad Panda makes me sad. I won't add to your pain by liking the post.

 

Though it is funny...

[LightningPoodle]

@LightningPoodle

 

Sad Panda makes me sad. I won't add to your pain by liking the post.

 

Though it is funny...

 

Thank you kindly. 

[YourFunnyUncle]

Even were we to entertain for a moment the idea that Cassandra's perceived "masculinity" was something to be worried about in any way, which it clearly isn't:

 

 

 

 

Case closed.

[wintery]

I love that quest. It makes me smile every time.

[YourFunnyUncle]

I love that quest. It makes me smile every time.

It is the epitome of awesome. Soon I shall see how her romance plays out, too. Looking forward to it.

[wintery]

It is the epitome of awesome. Soon I shall see how her romance plays out, too. Looking forward to it.

 

Unfortunately I doubt I shall ever see that one. I'll just have to read about it...

 

[SardaukarElite]

There absolutly nothing wrong with a "masucline" woman just more maddeness

 

Masculine and feminine are loaded terms. I think there's probably merit to the concepts but it seems to me feminine gets a very narrow definition and masculine catches everything else. When people say Cas is masculine as far as I can tell they're applying a very male perspective to what feminine is, they don't like her facial features and want prettier hair, so she's not feminine, which means she's masculine.

 

I think generally trying to put everyone on a big linear scale of sum genderness is kind of stupid.

 

 

I was talking about Korra... somewhere back in the mists of thread. A friend and I just finished the first season and it's sooo good. We're about to start the second.

 

I lucked onto seeing most of the first season. Not sure how or when I'll see the rest but I want to. So much fun things.

[YourFunnyUncle]

Masculine and feminine are loaded terms. I think there's probably merit to the concepts but it seems to me feminine gets a very narrow definition and masculine catches everything else. When people say Cas is masculine as far as I can tell they're applying a very male perspective to what feminine is, they don't like her facial features and want prettier hair, so she's not feminine, which means she's masculine.

 

I think generally trying to put everyone on a big linear scale of sum genderness is kind of stupid.

I totally agree, but even with her hair, she's tied that braid into it. I'd say that's a step onto the "pretty" scale that moves her haircut beyond the purely utilitarian style that she might have had.

 

We were talking the other day about Cass's problem with nuance. She's a savant compared to these guys...

[lady_v23]

I awake. I hunger. (pours coffee over her head)


I was talking about Korra... somewhere back in the mists of thread. A friend and I just finished the first season and it's sooo good. We're about to start the second.

.

*nods* the third and fourth season are amazing.

[Serza]

I totally agree, but even with her hair, she's tied that braid into it. I'd say that's a step onto the "pretty" scale that moves her haircut beyond the purely utilitarian style that she might have had.

 

We were talking the other day about Cass's problem with nuance. She's a savant compared to these guys...

 

Bah, she's very feminine underneath.

 

I mean, romantic? Braid in her hair?

 

On top, there may be that tough, damn well near manly badassness. But not deep down. Gotta get through the armor.

And no, I do not mean her actual armor. I mean her... uh, mental? armor, because remember, you only find out she's a romantic by pretty much ambushing her while she's holding the book.

[YourFunnyUncle]

Some aspects of her personality are towards the more traditionally masculine, and some the more traditionally feminine (for all the use those concepts are these days.)

She doesn't fit into a pigeonhole because she's not a pigeon. She's a nuanced character.

[SardaukarElite]

Bah, she's very feminine underneath.

 

Well fit.

 

On top, there may be that tough, damn well near manly badassness.

 

Not sure why that has to be seen as manly.

[raging_monkey]

like sard said it just grinds my gears when people apply loaded terms with a very narrow or broad defination to suit their opinions. Sorry for losing it i should keep my views/temper in check

[Serza]

Some aspects of her personality are towards the more traditionally masculine, and some the more traditionally feminine (for all the use those concepts are these days.)

She doesn't fit into a pigeonhole because she's not a pigeon. She's a nuanced character.

 

I agree. She behaves in a quite masculine fashion, but there's a woman underneath.

 

 

On the topic of Sera... When I tell someone to F off, and similar insults, I mostly joke...

Well, I didn't when someone told me my avatar "looks like a man"... I was dead serious telling him to take his claims and stick them up his arse.

You do NOT tell me Sera looks like a man, and walk away not being told to **** right off. Not a chance.

[Serza]

Not sure why that has to be seen as manly.

 

I guess I still tend to see that warrior prowess as a somewhat masculine thing.

 

Well, the joke's on me, huh.

[raging_monkey]

I guess I still tend to see that warrior prowess as a somewhat masculine thing.
 
Well, the joke's on me, huh.

* wipes joke off you* just do better lol

[Serza]

If you are going to do it, do it right 

 

+

 

 

B*tch please!

 

McMillan Brothers' TAC-50

Used by the USN SEAL Teams as the Mk15.

 

Also, is that is not a Mk211 RAUFOSS, is it?