Teh Brawler

@ThreeTimesFast Someone obviously doesn’t understand shippers

Censored what? Isn’t this just the Pokemon Adventures manga?

I like it how the guy provided links to the sites it’s popular at, and people are still asking for more evidence.

Considering the fact that the Facebook page has 152 thousand likes, I’m perfectly willing to say it’s a meme.

One of these things is not like the other
One of these things doesn’t belong
Can you tell me which thing is not like the others
Before I come to the end of my song?

>mfw people use other peoples’ characters instead of their own

Or you all could just enjoy the Easter Eggs and not read so freaking much into it.

I DON’T CARE WHAT YOU PEOPLE SAY DC IS BETTER THAN MARVEL

“That describes you pretty well Brawler.

(You were just asking for that one.)"

Ur a jrk :C

Merry Christmas to you, too!

My long bow.

I don’t find this sacrilegious, either. I just think it’s a funny image, and I could totally see Jesus doing that in Heaven at a dance party.

Well, Merry Christmas to you, too! Thanks for the pic, it’s awesome!

Someone doesn’t understand the trend of dialogue that people naturally follow when reading comics :P

@Daruque I don’t know, do you consider me retarded?

I actually specifically requested that one :P

Uh, thanks, but I didn’t actually win anything last year.

Not to be Mr. Party Pooper, but it makes complete sense when you take into account the fact that women who are wearing bikinis on the beach have made the conscious choice to be seen as they are, meaning that they’re comfortable with their appearance, whereas a woman in underwear is often caught off guard and hasn’t made the conscious choice to be seen.

On the other side, we have the female side of the argument that says that this is another attempt by men to persecute women. I can tell you that’s not true. Regardless of prejudices, the acceptance of women in geek culture has improved greatly in the last ten years, and there ARE girls who only do this for attention, Olivia Munn for example. This isn’t an attack against females trying to be in geek culture, and it doesn’t reinforce the idea that women can’t be geeks. It only is an outlet to express frustration towards people, specifically women, try to associate themselves with the culture for the wrong reasons. Beyond that, though, I can think of a couple of examples where men are portrayed as idiots more often than not in culture: marriage and relationships, for one.

Ah, the grand old obstacle of miscommunication due to the gender gap.

We’ve got the male side of the argument that says that there are girls who pose as nerdy to get attention in today’s culture, which I agree with completely. However, the point does need to be made that there is a certain amount of elitism that males in geek culture tend to express, whether consciously or subconsciously. We get awfully pissy when we feel that our precious bastion of geekdom is being invaded by “outsiders”, even though geekdom and nerddom have become mainstream, and doesn’t hold the same negative stereotypes it did. This can be especially true for women, who have been isolated from expressing themselves as geeks for years, not only because of men’s elitism, but because of gender pressure against it. So, yes, there are fake geek girls. But the accusation women are judged as not being real is more true than we give credit.