Saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaame.

Darn NAVL-gazers.

If you want random opinions - I think breast milk yogurt sounds way grosser than vagina yogurt, personally, in part because you'd throw in a few vagina bacteria in a big vat of normal food things vs. most of the volume being breast milk?

In that screen grab she looks like Ellen Degeneres (not an insult).

I don't think it necessarily means that, as some victims must be children, and they could be counted as a separate group than men or women (I don't know if they were - you'd have to check before assuming 49% of the victims are men, is all I'm saying).

The otters were just recognizing what we all know, which is that golden monkeys are evil.

Yeah, I mean, she was emotionally invested, right?

I mean, I'm guessing you just didn't run in to them, as opposed to, they didn't exist?

Or did you just recently re-read Dune? : )

I think he looks like Elrond's cool cousin. (Not that Elrond isn't cool, but he's definitely not, like, *chill*.)

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Hm, that's a reasonable explanation. Yeah, maybe she's totally right to be pissed, if that's what happened.

Sure. I don't know enough about these to say he's right, and it seems like you do know enough about it to say he's wrong. I just thought initially you were interpreting it one way and that there's another you may have been overlooking. : )

I haven't seen those (except Hotel Rwanda which I agree with you about), but I believe you. Still, it lowers the count down to a handful of movies, which really isn't that many compared to ones with nominated white people at the center of their own narratives. So I mean, it seems like he probably has a good point, to…

I mean, as to the first part of your comment, maybe that's what she cared about it, but it seems like she got mad AFTER someone else won, which kinda makes it seem like... not the rigging she minded?

#NotAllWhitePeople

I totally agree with you about the representation of black women, but I think I interpreted what he was saying a little differently - I thought he was saying that specifically when black people are "the center of their own narrative" are they not portrayed as powerful world leaders/ changers (vs. his point being…

I have had to convince several housemates of the reality of "passive mess", e.g. mess that you did not just go somewhere and make like spilled soup, etc. (I have explained repeatedly that if you basically do nothing and make no messes, the house still needs to be cleaned. There is dust, there is scum, there are food…

Maybe they're still trying to appeal to women, too?

Thanks for this comment, I now understand way more clearly what you said in an up-thread comment about gender being constructed (I'm a linguist so I also loved the analogy to UG for that reason :D).