in the future employers will require you to tell them the names of all your twitter and facebook and livejournal and other internet social networking site account names
so they can have a guy interstalk you and watch for you badmouthing the company or brag about being late or bagging off work
they will make this disclosure a provision of your hiring contract and if you fail to disclose any of your internet identities or gain new ones over time without telling human resources you can be fired
frankly this policy can die if it ever becomes real
I'm a little uncomfortable. I'm reading a feminist blog, one of the more extreme ones (though not a radical one), and there's a post about 'what can you not 'get away with' because you're fat?'
and the comments just seem like an orgy of people asserting that they're victims and people are so mean.
Actually Batman slept with Batgirl. I mean she is a semi-side kick. I reference you to Batman Beyond:Return of the Joker for this.
And omg, an industry that sprung about in the 1930s for young men has a long history of misogynistic. I would of never thought. Never! The fact this would surprise people amazes me.
in the future employers will require you to tell them the names of all your twitter and facebook and livejournal and other internet social networking site account names
so they can have a guy interstalk you and watch for you badmouthing the company or brag about being late or bagging off work
they will make this disclosure a provision of your hiring contract and if you fail to disclose any of your internet identities or gain new ones over time without telling human resources you can be fired
Actually Batman slept with Batgirl. I mean she is a semi-side kick. I reference you to Batman Beyond:Return of the Joker for this.
And omg, an industry that sprung about in the 1930s for young men has a long history of misogynistic. I would of never thought. Never! The fact this would surprise people amazes me.
Actually Batman slept with Batgirl. I mean she is a semi-side kick. I reference you to Batman Beyond:Return of the Joker for this.
And omg, an industry that sprung about in the 1930s for young men has a long history of misogynistic. I would of never thought. Never! The fact this would surprise people amazes me.
if you mean dick grayson and barbara gordon, that hardly counts
in the future employers will require you to tell them the names of all your twitter and facebook and livejournal and other internet social networking site account names
so they can have a guy interstalk you and watch for you badmouthing the company or brag about being late or bagging off work
they will make this disclosure a provision of your hiring contract and if you fail to disclose any of your internet identities or gain new ones over time without telling human resources you can be fired
"Sir, I have a concern about your new employee, Cassandra Marshall..."
"Oh? What's the problem?"
"I have here pages and pages of erotic fanfiction. Just... just reams of the stuff."
"My God. This stuff is perverse. What position did we put her in?"
"She's a kindergarten teacher in our third district."
Actually Batman slept with Batgirl. I mean she is a semi-side kick. I reference you to Batman Beyond:Return of the Joker for this.
And omg, an industry that sprung about in the 1930s for young men has a long history of misogynistic. I would of never thought. Never! The fact this would surprise people amazes me.
Did he?
I never knew this
Its inference on why Barbra comes back to Gotham and doesn't stick with Nightwing/Dick Grayson. And also that the relationship wasn't really healthy with Bruce anyways. Though I wouldn't say this is a common plot thread.
Eh, the whole "let's deconstruct superheroes and show how they'd all be horrible, dysfunctional, abusive scumbags in real life" trope has been done for at least the past 20 years, so at this point I doubt there's much new insight to be gleaned from yet another tilt at the superhero windmill.
uh
done by who, Lawndart?
Alan Moore is really the only person I can think of who has done that, via Watchmen
sure, super-hero comic books went through a hilariousy "dark" period in the 1980's and 90's (well, the 90's was more XTREME than dark but whatever) where super-heroes became gun-toting mercenaries with Oedipus complexes and shit
but there was no self-aware commentary there, just an irrelevant industry that was trying to modernize itself and doing badly
you might think that this is something that has been done to death for decades but I think that's just you wishing it was
it really hasn't
Watchmen is the big one, but Rick Veitch was deconstructing superhero tropes back in the early '90s.
Busik did it in Astro City with the Dark Age story line, Morrison's run on Animal Man, Ellis did it with the Authority, and there are a number of other examples. It hasn't been done to death but there are lots of examples as well. I mean if you want a truly extreme example, Marvel's Ruins would be one.
Pony I am pretty certain that "Women in Fridges" thing bears out if you look at it in the original context (i.e. main-line stories)
and I also thought it was extended not only to female superheroes, but to all female characters in comics
the goalposts got moved several times by Gail Simone, originally it was just the love interests of super-heroes (the term itself came from Green Lantern's girlfriend's body being stuffed in a refrigerator) and then she extended it to female characters in super-hero comic books in general, and then only comic books made during a specific era, and then...
What Gail managed to show was that (gasp! shock! dismay!) super-hero comic books are sexist, and that power fantasies written for teenage boys often have somewhat misogynistic notions in them.
Which fully nobody should've been surprised at, really. However, the actual data Gail was using to make her argument was really, really bad. She basically just went "huh this seems like a lot" and made a list, without making any kind of list measuring how often the same happens to male characters, or what measure she was using for "brutal" besides just being killed off, etc.
It was basically "research" in the same way that Jack Thompson has "research" to show video games make children violent sociopaths.
It's a perception.
I would think with the fixed goalposts of "female characters in comic books in mainstream titles" (what I thought it was) that this would all still hold up if you collected numbers
I mean I can barely even think of male characters who were ever permanently killed or seriously injured (permanently, not like killed and came back) outside of robin (s) and flash/blue beetle
that is because your knowledge of comic books is poor, then
not because it doesn't happen
people rarely stay dead in comic books, regardless of gender or importance to the story or whatever. there are many instances of "killed off for reals" and even those don't last.
pro-tip: the most famous one, the one you just mentioned? robin (or more accurately Jason Todd as Robin)?
yeah he didn't stay dead, he came back
just, y'know, FYI
(Bucky also didn't stay dead, he's alive again. And Blue Beetle? He's been dead for like, 2 years? give it time)
the people who typically stay dead in comic books are usually not super-heroes, but their non-superpowered family and loved ones. those people (except Aunt May) tend to stay dead when they die, often because the story of the super-hero moves on without them and they died to free the character from the plot constraints they brought.
what someone can notice from Gail Simone's research (and what I noticed when I was looking into her listings and shit) is there's a really specific disparity between male and female super-heroes that results in this phenomenon, and it wasn't something Gail noticed:
Male super-heroes typically have girlfriends who are not super-heroes, because they need to save them or they provide drama or whatever, but they can't also be super-heroes because that messes with the androcentric story.
So, when a male super-hero's girlfriend bites it, she usually bites it for good, mostly so that a new love interest can eventually be written for the character and be the source of new plots and shit.
On the other hand, female super-heroes (who rarely have a boyfriend or get laid at all!) almost never have a significant other that isn't also a fellow super-hero, which means he's far less likely to ever be killed off for reals, and it's more likely their relationship will just end.
I'm a little uncomfortable. I'm reading a feminist blog, one of the more extreme ones (though not a radical one), and there's a post about 'what can you not 'get away with' because you're fat?'
and the comments just seem like an orgy of people asserting that they're victims and people are so mean.
I can't see how it could possibly be helpful.
Hmm.
The fat denial stuff you seem to get in so many feminist blogging spheres is easily one of the worst things about them.
I recall one in which the (jersey?) council had stared weighing kids and sending letters back to the parents if they were obese. This was because two third of kids in the state were obese.
Repeat comparisons to the holocaust were made. Maybe half a dozen of posters, out of about a hundred went 'uh, with two thirds heading to an early grave this might notbe a terrible idea?'.
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I'm a little uncomfortable. I'm reading a feminist blog, one of the more extreme ones (though not a radical one), and there's a post about 'what can you not 'get away with' because you're fat?'
and the comments just seem like an orgy of people asserting that they're victims and people are so mean.
I can't see how it could possibly be helpful.
Hmm.
The fat denial stuff you seem to get in so many feminist blogging spheres is easily one of the worst things about them.
I recall one in which the (jersey?) council had stared weighing kids and sending letters back to the parents if they were obese. This was because two third of kids in the state were obese.
Repeat comparisons to the holocaust were made. Maybe half a dozen of posters, out of about a hundred went 'uh, with two thirds heading to an early grave this might notbe a terrible idea?'.
of course the real problem everyone should have with this is the measure they are using to determine childhood obesity is BMI
On another note- I just watched Under the Red Hood and aside from Dimaggio's joker I really enjoyed it
It's a good film. My only complaint abotu Dimaggio is he isn't Hamil.
My only complaint about Dimaggio's joker is that his voice was farrrr too gruff and not near psychotic enough
I mean it wasn't his delivery or the lines or anything
It was literally his voice- I just think it was ill cast
Actually my other complain is that you can see just about any of the "twists" coming a mile away.
I don't expect to be surprised in an animated Superhero cartoon so the twist were pretty easy to pick up on. But I am with Arch on my complaint about Dimaggio's Joker. What I think it is, the writing was for Hamil's Joker and he even tried to do the laugh but the voice and the dialog didn't match up. Dimaggio's Joker should be more along the lines of Jack Nicholson's Joker than Hamil's Joker due to how the voice is.
in the future employers will require you to tell them the names of all your twitter and facebook and livejournal and other internet social networking site account names
so they can have a guy interstalk you and watch for you badmouthing the company or brag about being late or bagging off work
they will make this disclosure a provision of your hiring contract and if you fail to disclose any of your internet identities or gain new ones over time without telling human resources you can be fired
"Sir, I have a concern about your new employee, Cassandra Marshall..."
"Oh? What's the problem?"
"I have here pages and pages of erotic fanfiction. Just... just reams of the stuff."
"My God. This stuff is perverse. What position did we put her in?"
"She's a kindergarten teacher in our third district."
"RED ALERT. RED ALERT."
Anyone who writes erotic fan fiction needs to be rounded up anyway.
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I mean, what are examples of male characters who have been killed and remained that way in contrast to female characters who have been killed and remained dead
in the future employers will require you to tell them the names of all your twitter and facebook and livejournal and other internet social networking site account names
so they can have a guy interstalk you and watch for you badmouthing the company or brag about being late or bagging off work
they will make this disclosure a provision of your hiring contract and if you fail to disclose any of your internet identities or gain new ones over time without telling human resources you can be fired
"Sir, I have a concern about your new employee, Cassandra Marshall..."
"Oh? What's the problem?"
"I have here pages and pages of erotic fanfiction. Just... just reams of the stuff."
"My God. This stuff is perverse. What position did we put her in?"
"She's a kindergarten teacher in our third district."
"RED ALERT. RED ALERT."
Anyone who writes erotic fan fiction needs to be rounded up anyway.
go fuck yourself. Cass is a godamn literary giant when it comes to erotica.
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frankly this policy can die if it ever becomes real
and the comments just seem like an orgy of people asserting that they're victims and people are so mean.
I can't see how it could possibly be helpful.
Hmm.
And omg, an industry that sprung about in the 1930s for young men has a long history of misogynistic. I would of never thought. Never! The fact this would surprise people amazes me.
It's a good film. My only complaint abotu Dimaggio is he isn't Hamil.
nah
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Did he?
I never knew this
if you mean dick grayson and barbara gordon, that hardly counts
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My only complaint about Dimaggio's joker is that his voice was farrrr too gruff and not near psychotic enough
I mean it wasn't his delivery or the lines or anything
It was literally his voice- I just think it was ill cast
I actually had to get really specific to find his post with a Google search.
"Sir, I have a concern about your new employee, Cassandra Marshall..."
"Oh? What's the problem?"
"I have here pages and pages of erotic fanfiction. Just... just reams of the stuff."
"My God. This stuff is perverse. What position did we put her in?"
"She's a kindergarten teacher in our third district."
"RED ALERT. RED ALERT."
Its inference on why Barbra comes back to Gotham and doesn't stick with Nightwing/Dick Grayson. And also that the relationship wasn't really healthy with Bruce anyways. Though I wouldn't say this is a common plot thread.
Actually my other complain is that you can see just about any of the "twists" coming a mile away.
Busik did it in Astro City with the Dark Age story line, Morrison's run on Animal Man, Ellis did it with the Authority, and there are a number of other examples. It hasn't been done to death but there are lots of examples as well. I mean if you want a truly extreme example, Marvel's Ruins would be one.
and I briefly considered getting them the N7 Mass Effect hoodie
and then this compulsion gripped me to get it for myself
but Cass, I told myself, you are fat and plain and you are not Commander Shepard.
but I kind of don't give a fuck.
What do you think [chat], should I be greedy and get myself an N7 hoodie even though I'll look silly?
that is because your knowledge of comic books is poor, then
not because it doesn't happen
people rarely stay dead in comic books, regardless of gender or importance to the story or whatever. there are many instances of "killed off for reals" and even those don't last.
pro-tip: the most famous one, the one you just mentioned? robin (or more accurately Jason Todd as Robin)?
yeah he didn't stay dead, he came back
just, y'know, FYI
(Bucky also didn't stay dead, he's alive again. And Blue Beetle? He's been dead for like, 2 years? give it time)
the people who typically stay dead in comic books are usually not super-heroes, but their non-superpowered family and loved ones. those people (except Aunt May) tend to stay dead when they die, often because the story of the super-hero moves on without them and they died to free the character from the plot constraints they brought.
what someone can notice from Gail Simone's research (and what I noticed when I was looking into her listings and shit) is there's a really specific disparity between male and female super-heroes that results in this phenomenon, and it wasn't something Gail noticed:
Male super-heroes typically have girlfriends who are not super-heroes, because they need to save them or they provide drama or whatever, but they can't also be super-heroes because that messes with the androcentric story.
So, when a male super-hero's girlfriend bites it, she usually bites it for good, mostly so that a new love interest can eventually be written for the character and be the source of new plots and shit.
On the other hand, female super-heroes (who rarely have a boyfriend or get laid at all!) almost never have a significant other that isn't also a fellow super-hero, which means he's far less likely to ever be killed off for reals, and it's more likely their relationship will just end.
The fat denial stuff you seem to get in so many feminist blogging spheres is easily one of the worst things about them.
I recall one in which the (jersey?) council had stared weighing kids and sending letters back to the parents if they were obese. This was because two third of kids in the state were obese.
Repeat comparisons to the holocaust were made. Maybe half a dozen of posters, out of about a hundred went 'uh, with two thirds heading to an early grave this might notbe a terrible idea?'.
If I were to discourage you it would be because wtf@60 dollar hoodie, not due to some ridiculous notion that you're not shep enough
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get iiiiit
If the people who more often than not bite it for good are the female love interests of male superheroes in comic books
then uh
what I said is exactly true
unless these love interests aren't female characters?
Commander shepard is not a beautiful princess living in a castle getting fucked by her father
she's a badass
also in the way I play her, not the most mentally stable camper
of course the real problem everyone should have with this is the measure they are using to determine childhood obesity is BMI
and BMI is bullshit
Yeah it is $60... but man, it's kind of tasteful for a video game hoodie. I really hate the really garish video game apparel. Hm.
that's pretty silly
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I don't expect to be surprised in an animated Superhero cartoon so the twist were pretty easy to pick up on. But I am with Arch on my complaint about Dimaggio's Joker. What I think it is, the writing was for Hamil's Joker and he even tried to do the laugh but the voice and the dialog didn't match up. Dimaggio's Joker should be more along the lines of Jack Nicholson's Joker than Hamil's Joker due to how the voice is.
Anyone who writes erotic fan fiction needs to be rounded up anyway.
Hmmm, looking at those dice rolls Dal has tripped and fallen. Lets hope one of those boars doesn't eat HIS FACE.
is it like
uncle ben vs gwen stacy and Alex dewitt?
go fuck yourself. Cass is a godamn literary giant when it comes to erotica.
yeah they did a good job on the design
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If it helps, I was massively disappointed when I found out that you can't play as fat Shepherd in Mass Effect. I almost didn't play because of this.
I mean
it wasnt novel or anything
just neat
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