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Do Videogame Stereotypes Hurt Men?
October 2nd, 2013 10:35 PMAre video games sexist against MEN??? PBS Game/Show host Jamin Warren presents a tongue-in-cheek yet intriguing case on how macho stereotypes in video games may be molding our perception of manliness.
Gar
October 2nd, 2013 9:11 PMThis slang term used as an adjective for overly masculine anime characters is rumored to have been coined on 4chan back in 2006 when a user accidentally misspelled the word "gay" when confessing his love for the character Archer from the Japanese anime series Fate Stay Night.
Attack on Kitten
October 2nd, 2013 8:00 PMKittens are coming to devour all that is in their path in this parody of the opening sequence from the anime series Attack in Titan.
How to Make a Notecard for an Exam
October 2nd, 2013 7:38 PM
I Don't Know What I Expected
October 2nd, 2013 7:00 PMThis catchphrase from the second episode of Arrested Development began appearing online as part of a reaction image featuring Jason Bateman's character Michael Bluth as early as 2010.
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Do Videogame Stereotypes Hurt Men?
Are video games sexist against MEN??? PBS Game/Show host Jamin Warren presents a tongue-in-cheek yet intriguing case on how macho stereotypes in video games may be molding our perception of manliness.
Gar
This slang term used as an adjective for overly masculine anime characters is rumored to have been coined on 4chan back in 2006 when a user accidentally misspelled the word "gay" when confessing his love for the character Archer from the Japanese anime series Fate Stay Night.
Attack on Kitten
Kittens are coming to devour all that is in their path in this parody of the opening sequence from the anime series Attack in Titan.
I Don't Know What I Expected
This catchphrase from the second episode of Arrested Development began appearing online as part of a reaction image featuring Jason Bateman's character Michael Bluth as early as 2010.
