Solving sexism in games: Fat/ugly human female characters

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Should there be more ugly female characters and fewer attractive female chracters in video games?

Yes there should be
9
28%
No there shouldn't be
16
50%
Undecided
7
22%
 
Total votes: 32
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dsheinem wrote:
Jmustang1968 wrote:Mods need to censor th dictonary arguments.
^ good example of censurship
Not if they delete the posts.
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AppleQueso wrote:This is a good thread derail.
It had been a good while since we last argued about semantics.
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Semantics are always the most sure fire way to crash a discussion :lol: .
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Gunstar Green wrote:Semantics are always the most sure fire way to crash a discussion :lol: .
Dude, the smiley goes after the period.
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AppleQueso wrote:
Gunstar Green wrote:Semantics are always the most sure fire way to crash a discussion :lol: .
Dude, the smiley goes after the period.
...and isn't it "sure-fire", not "sure fire"?
...and while I'm at it, there must be something wrong with "always", "the most" and "sure-fire" in the same sentence. :lol:
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AppleQueso wrote: Dude, the smiley goes after the period.
You've also had a pregnancy scare?


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Luke wrote:
AppleQueso wrote: Dude, the smiley goes after the period.
You've also had a pregnancy scare?


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It wasn't scary if they were smiling. :P
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Well I got the joke, Luke.
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...and while I'm at it, there must be something wrong with "always", "the most" and "sure-fire" in the same sentence.
You forgot to add a comma after "the most".
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JayJaySut wrote:
...and while I'm at it, there must be something wrong with "always", "the most" and "sure-fire" in the same sentence.
You forgot to add a comma after "the most".
I left out the serial comma just to spark a grammar argument. :mrgreen:
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