Great comic. That part was pretty implausible though.

Is this precisely the kind of reasoning that prompted this article in the first place? What exactly is it about a man's physiology that prevents him from being able to do that job as well as a woman might?

I kinda hope he calls him Bond-o.

Surely you're not so naive as to actually think that being good looking is a barrier to being bullied? Look at that Amanda Todd chick who's in the news this week - she didn't look ugly or misfit-like at all. Didn't stop her tormentors.

I don't want to freak you out, but your dreams are real and all that stuff actually happened.

Everyone who has trapped in conversation with people on ecstasy, might agree though.

Brilliant. I was much more fucked off that Song went than RVP.

Thanks.

You: "I will say one of my favorite things about the original was this state-of-the-art piece of revolutionary, cutting edge technology driving around in a shitty-ass Ford Taurus."

It was Detroit.

Kind of already au fait with the concepts of unemployability, being considered a douchebag by peers and the directedness of thought to objects, states of being and events in time. The point of my post was to draw attention to the perversity of using academic jargon to obfuscate the meaning of a term that, in casual…

Bird, you trippin'. Female is so a noun.

I feel the same way about the 'word' "otherizing".

Have you made an argument?

In the same way that it's easier to cry "I call bullshit" than refute someone's argument in a proper fashion.

It's not really that funny when you understand that the nature of the internet all but guarantees articles on this subject would have been linked to and/or reproduced in other areas of the internet dedicated to these matters.

It appears you are a normal human being. Congratulations.

[smashes with book]

God, this is terrible... just terrible...

I will eat any meat. Especially if it comes described in quote marks.