Whoa, is her name really Soup?
Or is that a nickname?
On 08/05/2013 at 05:24 AM by Blake Turner See More From This User » |
Hey guys. I feel like posting some photos for some reason. So I'm gonna. If you have any problems, take it out with my lawyer. Oh, that's right, I don't have one, so I guess you'll just have to shut the fuck up then.
This is me after sitting through what felt like 3 hours of forced expostition at the end of Bioshock Infinite. Way to ruin an awesome ending guys. Seriously, you know what professionals call this? Shitty storytelling!
Not really. I got told to role like a slug. That was my attempt.
This is me and Soup (my neighbour) at the pub. For some unknown reason, there are people growing out of my head.
The aftermath of the boys initiation. We kind of just passed out on poor old Bilby. Also Soup was there. Because hey, why not!
And DUCKFACE! Because this is facebook afterall.
Me and my two favourite Freshers. These guys are awesome! Also, my face looks like I got caught blowing an asian guy, because casual racism is fun.
And finally, this is how I sleep. Seriously, I passed out like this.
These pictures are sexist. The female characters have exposed cleavage while the males are fully clothed. The majority of these pictures are dedicated to showing the adventures of the male character while the females are given no agency, they're just there to act as ornaments for the main hero's life. In one picture, we see two girls involved in a lesbian make out section, while the males watch contentedly with patriarichal expressions on their faces. Not only are these pictures misogynist, but the captions exhibit anti-asian racism. Instead of hate speech, the writer could have put a trigger warning before the photos. But that would require empathy with the oppressed, which would undermine his white male privilege.
5.5/10
Lol. Point taken. Seriously though, look at the picture of the "lesbian make out session" again. We weren't watching, we were kind of asleep. And it was a peck on the cheek. Your comment has no grounds. Also, read my reply to you and my blog. I have no problem with exposed flesh. I was defending the blogger and trying to show you her side of things. It doesn't really offend me. I watch porn for fuck's sake. The blog was more about defending someone's right to express an opinion than any feminist propoganda, and you posed an opinion, so I replied with mine.
Still, the comment was mildly amusing.
lolwut? I'm spoofing Sarkeesian and the outraged feminist hive-mind, not the DC review, which didn't feminist/liberal buzzwords like I have -the only relation is the score, which was an afterthought. Note the drama queen logic (a kiss on the cheek = lesbian make out session!, guys being there = OMG they're getting off on this! Male gaze, male gaze!!!). Of course my comment doesn't have grounds, that's the point: people see what they want to see to serve their political agenda, or they react emotionally instead of rationally, which skews their perception. Sometimes photos of guys and gals are just photos of guys and gals.
I thought you were parodying my blog lol. I was amused. But yeah, as much as I support feminism, I don't think she is very good at what she does. It's not what she's trying to do, because hey, I'm fine with it. It's that she's trying to do this at an academic level and I'm like if a first year college student wrote essays of this quality they'd fail.
Also, don't judge me, it's 5 am and I'm sick lol.
No it's not that long. It's only like 20 minutes, but they feel the need to explain ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING in the last 20 minutes. There are enough clues given that you can figure it out for yourself, yet they insist on spelling it out and beating you over the head with it. The ending is great. The way it was handled? Not so much.
That first picture!. It looks like you had a seizure after watching the infamous banned Pokemon episode with Porigon. If you don't know what I mean, go here.
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