LiquidGrape wrote...
Have at you!
I'm sorry... But did he just hit that guy with a pair of bananas?
Into the Bad Girl: Jack Fans
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#7051
Posté 22 mai 2010 - 06:16
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I'm sorry... But did he just hit that guy with a pair of bananas?
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#7052
Posté 22 mai 2010 - 06:24
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It's either banana peels, small fish or a pair of socks. I can't tell.
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 07:14
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Lividity Jones wrote...
LiquidGrape wrote...
Have at you!
I'm sorry... But did he just hit that guy with a pair of bananas?
Implications... disturbing!
Aaaahhh back on topic!
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 07:21
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This thread will continue to be level-headed as long as people here will look strangely at other people who call Jack their "waifu".
Modifié par yorkj86, 22 mai 2010 - 07:22 .
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 07:28
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Pacifien wrote...
I just thought I'd throw into here that one of the appeals of the Jack thread to me was that, while those who posted here were obvious fans of Jack, their love of Jack did not seem to define them as fans. So don't disappoint me, people of this thread.
I'm assuming this is directed at me. I'm sorry but Jack gets hated on the most, especially outside of these forums, and when someone comes in here and gets on us for making some blatantly lighthearted joke about another character, that irritates the hell out of me. Especially when this person comes from a thread where far worse things are said about Jack. My interest in Jack had very little to do with me getting defensive. I just hate hypocrisy.
If this arguement didn't involve Jack, but still consisted of the same kind of hypocrisy, I would have been just as defensive.
Anyway, it's best to just drop it now.
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 07:31
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For those unlikely few who call Jack their "waifu", here's what other ME characters have to say about it:
Samara: "It is a dangerous and short-lived existence."
Thane: "There's no future in it."
Miranda & Garrus [in unison]: "They have a way of dying."
Jacob [hiding far back into the corner]: "They have a way of ending up dead."
Legion: "There is a high statistical probability of death by gunshot. A punch to the face is also likely."
Samara: "It is a dangerous and short-lived existence."
Thane: "There's no future in it."
Miranda & Garrus [in unison]: "They have a way of dying."
Jacob [hiding far back into the corner]: "They have a way of ending up dead."
Legion: "There is a high statistical probability of death by gunshot. A punch to the face is also likely."
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 07:37
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yorkj86 wrote...
This thread will continue to be level-headed as long as people here will look strangely at other people who call Jack their "waifu".
What does that even mean?
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 07:37
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They would have to mean it sincerely. Some people use the term "waifu" to take a shot at people who sincerely have "waifus", and also to simply show that they like the character.
Modifié par yorkj86, 22 mai 2010 - 07:40 .
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 07:38
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adriano_c wrote...
yorkj86 wrote...
This thread will continue to be level-headed as long as people here will look strangely at other people who call Jack their "waifu".
What does that even mean?
Do you mean, what does "waifu" mean?
Modifié par yorkj86, 22 mai 2010 - 07:39 .
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 07:40
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Japanese phonetic for the word "wife". Or as some Americans will also coin the term, "wifey."
*cough.
In the context of the internet, that's just someone's way of staking claim on someone they're obsessed over regardless of gender or whether said person is fictional or otherwise
*cough.
In the context of the internet, that's just someone's way of staking claim on someone they're obsessed over regardless of gender or whether said person is fictional or otherwise
Modifié par axl99, 22 mai 2010 - 07:42 .
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 07:46
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axl99 wrote...
Japanese phonetic for the word "wife". Or as some Americans will also coin the term, "wifey."
*cough.
In the context of the internet, that's just someone's way of staking claim on someone they're obsessed over regardless of gender or whether said person is fictional or otherwise
Some waifu-havers get angry when people state that other people have the same waifu.
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 07:55
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No Monty Python fans here? It's the fish slapping dance of course!
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 08:08
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yorkj86 wrote...
This thread will continue to be level-headed as long as people here will look strangely at other people who call Jack their "waifu".
First time I read this, I thought you meant Waif Fu, which is entirely different and something I think Jack excels at.
yorkj86 wrote...
Some waifu-havers get angry when people state that other people have the same waifu.
...really?
I get liking a character, but this whole "waifu" thing seems a tad creepy.
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 08:09
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So in this forum, it basically means a member that has an obsession with a character then.yorkj86 wrote...
Some waifu-havers get angry when people state that other people have the same waifu.axl99 wrote...
Japanese phonetic for the word "wife". Or as some Americans will also coin the term, "wifey."
*cough.
In the context of the internet, that's just someone's way of staking claim on someone they're obsessed over regardless of gender or whether said person is fictional or otherwise
I would rather use the word "obsession" myself, instead of the word "waifu" anyway.
Edit: I guess the word "waifu" is a better catch all term though. You visit 4chan too much york.
/humorEdit: Grammar
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 08:09
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Captain Uccisore wrote...
yorkj86 wrote...
This thread will continue to be level-headed as long as people here will look strangely at other people who call Jack their "waifu".
First time I read this, I thought you meant Waif Fu, which is entirely different and something I think Jack excels at.yorkj86 wrote...
Some waifu-havers get angry when people state that other people have the same waifu.
...really?
I get liking a character, but this whole "waifu" thing seems a tad creepy.
Indeed... this is starting to morph into nightmare fuel. Scaaaary...
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 08:18
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(Sorry, I've been waiting for weeks for this discussion to go heavily into out-topic territory JUST to post this)
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 08:19
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You think if Jack ever got into a good ol' bar brawl, every punch and kick of hers would have the force of her biotics behind it? Or do you think she'd take the occasional pride in owning someone old school?
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 08:20
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If you've ever seen a photo of a person who has put a food-offering in front of a TV or computer monitor on which there is a still-frame of some character (usually anime), that person has a waifu, and the person pictured is the waifu.
Who says 4chan never taught me anything?
Who says 4chan never taught me anything?
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 08:21
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Pacifien wrote...
You think if Jack ever got into a good ol' bar brawl, every punch and kick of hers would have the force of her biotics behind it? Or do you think she'd take the occasional pride in owning someone old school?
Seeing how she uses biotics as a natural extension of her will (look how she throws the chair at Miranda), I think she'd use biotics even in a bar brawl ;-)
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 08:22
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Pacifien wrote...
You think if Jack ever got into a good ol' bar brawl, every punch and kick of hers would have the force of her biotics behind it? Or do you think she'd take the occasional pride in owning someone old school?
I think so. Skilled biotics would be able to use biotics-powered martial-arts, in the style of Liara in the Mass Effect: Redemption comics. Jack could throw a punch with the force of a speeding freight-train.
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 08:22
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JohnnyDollar wrote...
[nerd picture here]
Lol ;-)
but no, you're not going to make me go out of topic myself!
Oh noes, too late.
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 08:23
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If there is still a concern about thread derailment on the subject of Jack v. Miranda, I suggest considering using this group to discuss your opinions of both (and other) characters.
social.bioware.com/group/2009
social.bioware.com/group/2009
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 08:24
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Epantiras wrote...
Lol ;-)JohnnyDollar wrote...
[nerd picture here]
but no, you're not going to make me go out of topic myself!
Oh noes, too late.
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Posté 22 mai 2010 - 08:27
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Collider wrote...
If there is still a concern about thread derailment on the subject of Jack v. Miranda, I suggest considering using this group to discuss your opinions of both (and other) characters.
social.bioware.com/group/2009
Actually, the only thing I'm really concerned about is trolls and people feeding trolls. As long as we talk like civil people, I don't mind derailments about other ME characters.
