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I’m leaning towards ETA (everyone’s the asshole) here.

It’s not fair to larger-chested girls to act like everything they do or wear is inherently sexual, and it’s not fair to go up to a total stranger and go, “this is a thing my queer friends would laugh at, so a total stranger who is also queer will take it the same

My father was surprised George R.R. Martin wasn’t British, I think he thinks all high fantasy authors must be.

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Apparently (at least, parts of that story) were rotoscoped— a process I have a love-hate relationship with. I initially saw Waking Life (which I hated) based on the recommendation of a college animation professor, and unfairly wrote off both Linklater and rotoscoping for a while. I think it works in “Dream of 1000

1. I guess if you want to be pedantic— if a product hasn’t been released yet, there can’t be a “now with more [x] than the last time” situation.
2. Which charities? I noticed sometimes celebrities “donate all proceeds to charity” without stating a cause or specific charity.
3. They could have done better designing that

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In honor of this episode, have this cover I’ve oft-associated with Guillermo:

I grew up on 90's SNL, and from what I remember of it (as a person who didn’t realize I was queer until more recently), a lot of those jokes aged like milk. A lot of tearing into people not wanting to come out of the closet, or about gender-nonconforming people.

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A few cities do have those cool faux-3D animated billboards, which are pretty cool.

The “using her deadname that she hasn’t used in 10 years & legally changed” should have also tipped them off.

Not that literally anything you can say or do to a TERF can get them to treat you as your chosen gender/name.

I still keep Hulu partially for the FX stuff. On weeks I work late, once 2 am rolls around, I can watch the WWDITS episode I missed.

It’s also nice to have options for subbed and dubbed anime on Hulu, but that’s becoming easier to find legally elsewhere, too.

Speaking of Shrek, there’s this whole line of little cardigans and silk tops at Hot Topic that are Shrek-themed, and I’m kind of surprised by how cute they are.

I’ve always been Team Waluigi. I know Nintendo sees him mostly as a way to even out a roster for sports games, but I’d be down for him to get his

Me too. I love how gentle Dream is towards her towards the end of the series when they team up.

I’ve always hated that shit. Good writing is good writing, and certain genres/mediums shouldn’t be more highbrow or lowbrow than others.

The video game Hades recently (as of a year or so ago) was the first video game to win a Hugo Award for its writing. It deserved it.

I need to spellcheck my posts before I send them. Honest typo.

Marwa: [is enchanted to like everything Nandor likes, immediately starts trying to kiss Guillermo at the reception]

Me: Oh.

Still waiting for them to make a new Carmen Sandiego game, since they already have the license.

I’ve watched a playthrough of Before Your Eyes last year at Variety is Hope (Limesalicious played it, since it was a charity fundraiser to help children— no spoilers, but it was very fitting thematically). I don’t know if Int

A couple things I’m hopeful for in season 2:

* There’s a spin-off manga made at the height of the early “Japanimation” boom called Death At Death’s Door that shows the other side of what happens in the “Season of Mists” storyline. It’s very funny, and shows how surprisingly sympathetic Despair can be.

* Delirium,

I have only played BL2 so far, but here’s what I remember liking:

* The diversity felt naturally weaved in
* The fact that there seemed to be stuff going on in the world that didn’t have to necessarily do with you
* The art style
* Sending out turrets/robots as Axton and Gaige while I took out the rest of the enemies with

There’s numerous shows/movies/etc. I would have gladly bought merch for, but literally never saw merch for.

I’m a girl who watches a lot of animation, too, and I always wondered what ancient hole these gender stereotypes crawled out of.

How can women “not be into fandoms” if the cliche is that most fanfiction is written by women?

I guess it boils down to what you define “essential” as.

If you define it as “a game every person who owns the console will want to purchase,” I don’t think there is one. Everyone has different tastes. Some gamers do not play FPS games and never will.

I am always surprised Sony does not differentiate itself by treating