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4TH NOV 2014 654 NOTES 0O T-Mobile LTE 2:18 PM 20% Tweet psychicPILGRIM @psychicpebble Are people really p----- at a guy who helped land a MANMADE OBJECT ON A COMET IN SPACE because he wore a shirt with sexy women on it? 1/14/14, 2:17 PM 5 RETWEETS 15 FAVORITES Scotty @Scotty T14 @psychicpebble Yes. Reply to psychicPILGRIM Timelines Notifications Messages 2:18 PM 2:20 PM Tweet You know what's sexist? Thinking Could you imagine if a woman women are only good for sex. You cured cancer but was undermined know what's NOT sexist? Finding attractive women... attractive. 1/414, 218PM because she had a poster of a sexy shirtless man in her office? 11414, 219 PM RETWEETS 17 FAVORITES わ ta * わ t3 ★ Cullen Camacho kuhmaysho Opsychiapebble I'm offended just thinking about that hypothetical Gpsychiapebble God I love your rants! Mr. Greis eMister Ges @psychicpebble Stop it! You're making ー Reply to psychicPILGRIM Reply to psychicPILGRIM TweotK Tweot Toonhole Chrisoonholechris Upsychicpebble I mean, it is a prety bad shirt tho These people have gone so far left they've come out on the far right You're now not allowed to @toonholechris l wouldn't ever wear· acenowledge women have bodies. it in public, but the guy just helped 4n,22M land something on a comet. Let him wear a bathing suit if he wants 15 RETWEETS 29 114/14, 221 PM わ ta * FAVORITE Dan Blocker eRieman233 SEXIST! わ ★ Count Render eRender Reply to psychicPILGRIM psychicPILGRIM oo T-Mobile LTE 2:24 PM 20% C Tweet psychicPILGRIM @psychicpebble How the f--- are these people being taken seriously? They're a joke. I'm honestly baffled that they're appearing on larger websites lately 11/14/14, 2:23 PM 5 RETWEETS 8 FAVORITES Reply to psychicPILGRIM Timelines NotificationsMessages Me Psychicpebbles is having none of your hypocritical ballshit, tumblr.

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Shamrock95 +4 4. 0 08-18-201515:50 AM The reality, of course, was that a guy did a thing, realized it, and had the f------ integrity, dignity, and bravery to admit he was wrong. No, Sargent. The reality is that this man's monumental achievement in science and astronomywas undermined by a bunch of squawking feminist idiots who couldn't see any further than the damn shirt he was wearing, and proceeded to forever tarnish what should have been a wonderful moment of triumph for him. Why? Because they were labouring under the delusion that they have the right not to be offended. People weren't angry about it because of political correctness, they were angry about it because it's a perfect example of the petty and mindless BS that passes for third-wave feminism. When people make fun of SJWs, they're not talking about the people who are standing up for genuinely good and noble causes to defend the rights of minorities. They're talking about the keyboard commandos who have nothing better to do than try and stir up outrage over someone's choice of clothing or how they choose to sit on a f------ bus. Those people deserve NOTHING but scorn, and anybody who thinks hemigt be onto somngd tdusional at worst Reply
The video-game industry has a dress code Article say bullshirt for lack of memory and willing ignorance Article say bullshirt for lack of driven by a lack of diversity Holly Nielsen And do not forget double standards I wasn't expecting a young, vibrant creative world to have a uniform. But there is an insidious pressure to fit in, and it involves plaid and denim ost professions have a uniform of some kind, whether it's the suit and tie of corporate culture, or the brand-asserting mono-wear of the world'smajor retail outlets. Sometimes, however, dress codes can be much more insidious. In the world ofvideo games, a young creative industry that seek assert its rebelliousness and vibrancy, we are required to conform through essity or tradition. But one thing I discovered very quickly when I started working here is that there is a uniform: it's just that this one is the result, not of workplace CD rules, but of a lack of diversity, And it can. be just as excluding It was the night of my very first launch party. I'd just finished my internship at a vide s Iy channel and I was goin g through the familiar routine of ch oosing an outfit In other wordsI was trying on everything in my own wardrobe as well as the wardrobes of all my flatmate special occasion: a patterned mid-length dress with black panels down the side. I sent a photo of it to the colleague who'd invited me, but her replied surprised me: "It's lovely but a bit too dressy for tonightI wore it an When we arrived at the event, Irealised straight away that she was right.Iwas greeted with a sea of plaid and denim, amid which you could sormetimes pick out the odd T-shirt, usually bearing a video game or movie reference so obscure only the wearer and four of their friends would ever understand it. There were barely any wormen there, and most of those were publishers or in marketing, rather than developers. I felt like a lone speck of femininity in a musty fog of identikit men. ntually decided on something I'd been saving for a The white guy in checked shirt, jeans and trainers.Possibly with a beard. It's the joke we often make about the industry, but there is plenty of truth in the stereotype. This tweet from developer 2K Games (although clearly a joke) pretty much sums things up Just another day at the 2K offices... pic.twitter.com/PZs1VRsli Go to any games event, whether its a major premiere or an indie expo, and the room will be filled with people in this ensemble. It's not that men shouldnt dressa lumberjacks, everyone deserves the freedom to wear what they want, but the unremitting casualness of the games industry has almost become a stifling uniform in itself. Most of the time, you'll only ever see anything smarter at a formal event, like the Bafta awards - and even then, we're talking hired Moss Bros suits or emergency polyester purchases from the nearest budget clothing outlet. In thisindustry, "smart" means wearing your box-fresh Adidas Sambas rather than those battered Converse with the sole flapping off. I'm fond of dresses, but whenever I dared wear one to the office I would be met with a chorus of "what's the occasion?" Follow Maybe hypocrite feminist @ should clean our her own closet before slut ered the games industry as a 19-year-old woman, facing a professional shaming a man's choice of attire environment dominated by men. In its 2014 workplace study, the International Game Developer Association found that the number of women in the industry has doubl in the past five years, but it still stands at just 22%. And at industry events it can feel like a lotless. I was acutely aware of standing out, the clothes I liked to wear didn't fit in with the consensus of casual boyishness. Consequently, I found myself consciously wearing more androgynous outfits, my dresses and skirts were pushed to the back of the wardrobe, and I started choosing plainer clothes that I wouldn't have reall considered before. Goodbye beloved floral A-line dress, hello plain black T-shirt esa particularly self conscious of As a woman who often appears in front of cameraI was choosing anything that could be considered "sexy".I was once told by a seasoned industry professional that they wer stream video together as they didn't want to look like they were "selling sex" Somehow, internet c that my body wasn't something that belonged to me, butto those who looked at me The way to combat that was to tone down the way I dressed. To be taken seriously asa video games journalist, I had to avoid looking "sexy" or "girly e relucta et myself and a female collea ommenters started to have an influence-they made me think It's taken me over a year, along with meeting and befriending other inspirational women in the industry, to realise that changing my style so that I can fit in is wIong. A uniform implies control and regim where those constraints should not apply. Indeed, we are lucky to be part of a culture that is still forming its own identity - that can be a wonderful thing. We joke about the stereotypical games industr y look, but we need to be aware that it is the product of a lack of diver sity, both in terms of gender and ethnicity - as such it can seem just as exclusionary as the tailored suit and tie of the professional world Of course, m not saying that the whole industry nee more welcoming toward different concepts of style and identity. Creativity begins with how we feel and how we see and present ourselves as people. This industry isn't ust dressingidentically, it draws its inspiration from the same music, movies and books. Tis homogeneity leads to staid ideas. entation, and this is a young and creative industry, a makeover, butit has to be now happily wear my floral A-line dress to video game events, and yes, I do stand out, but that's fine. In an industry that lacks it, difference is a good thing to have
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That or Zack (Pebble's real name) will just go to New York to be with Jon. One of the rumors I hear regarding Jon's leaving is it might have had to do with a strong disagreement on a certain subject and neither have gotten over it, but another common rumor is that there were problems between Jon's girlfriend, Nicole, and Arin's wife, Suzy. Nicole seems to have hinted that, around the time they left LA for NY, Suzy was being kinda… bitchy. No outright verification though, so don't quote me on this.

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I heard that Suzy actually hit Nicole for some reason. (Also no verification)
The most compelling theory I have heard is that Jon did not like how Arin was controlling Game Grumps (becoming more business and less "Two friends hanging out", making decisions behind Jon's back including the addition of Steam Train, treating Jon like an employee), and Jon wanted to actually work on his art.
Sadly, it seems that everyone, including Jon, is fine with getting over the split…except Arin and Suzy. Just judging from my own observations and such, that is.
I will personally always prefer Jon because he has integrity and will actually stand up for himself and his art. Arin just…beat-boxes and tells people to "pussy up." Anywho~
Jon hangs out with Spazkid and Stamper (Recent Continue episode thingie), so hanging out with Zack and Oney is not far off. :3

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