I thought it was deliberate, they look kind of spooky don’t they?

I didn’t get that impression. To me, it felt like the spookier stop-motion animations they used to show at about 6pm on BBC2 when I was a kid, to ensure that we would develop into haunted misanthropes with an aversion to sunlight.

Burroughs and Throbbing Gristle. Good influences.

I mean on the bright side at least they told her no because boys are apparently quite stupid and need their own special hand-holding club.

haha, i just pictured this like someone trying to decide between hiring Deadpool or Wolverine for a job, and they are arguing their cases.

KarmaFucker, he’s...simply ineffective. I don’t know, I’m just saying I’m ready to get this done here.

Whoa whoa, hold on there. We only need KarmaFucker right now. We are a few steps below you at the moment.

Ooh, I’ve been summoned!

I would have gone with "Twist Away The Gates of Steel" on this one, but these are all excellent.

IRON DEVO! Print this!

Beta Ray Billy Idol

The Billy Idol one is the only one that does nothing for me. The Cure and Devo I'd probably put on my wall.

It took me three looks to realize that Billy Idol was supposed to be Thor, not Beta Ray Bill.

All of these things are fair and rational requests to make. Can't see any reason anyone would have a problem with any of them.

Shorter version, if you just want the list of the list of what she says are "Eight things developers can do to make games less shitty for women", paraphrased from my notes... not that a lot of this pertain to action games and probably make more sense if you're thinking about first and third-person shooters, the Arkham…

"For more casual bystanders, though, there's a touch of the absurd to it. It already felt too soon when Tobey Macguire's Spider-Man movies — the last of which was only in 2007! — was rebooted in 2012 with a new story and a new actor (Andrew Garfield)."