mshcherbatskaya said:
Sib said:
mshcherbatskaya said:
Yeah, there's something to that effect on my profile. I call myself an leftist feminist queer or something like that. I generally just call myself "queer" because it also means "strange," (which is people's general impression of me) and also "homosexual" just makes my life sound a lot more...organized than it really is.
i swear half the threads i read that youve posted in you mention being a lesbian...ah well no harm in that, yay.
I am
trying to find someone who will go all homophobe-troll on me. I have been on the internet for over a decade, been obnoxious as hell (as you can well guess), and I've still never been directly called a homophobic name. I've also never been called a feminazi, which really makes me wonder what I'm doing wrong. I'm never going to get all my Web Scout badges at this rate.
I see myself as somewhat of a rude dickhead and will go out of my way to annoy "feminazi's" - merely for my own pleasure without meaning it, mind you.
Luckily for me, two of my friends got into relationships with two girls... sisters of eachother and both highly emancipated. I try to aggitate them everytime I see them.
Last weekend while drinking in the pub: "Women are only emancipated when they want to. As soon as someone mentions that there is place to work in construction, or they need to lift something as much as a gymmat, they are suddenly these weak and feeble creatures that need manly help everywhere they go. The only way a woman should work is on her back".
It works everytime
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On topic... I've tried to get non-gamers to game. With different effects. When I was twelve I got my mates playing Goldeneye. We had long sessions at my house of that game but, none of them stayed gamers shamefully.
I've tried to get my sister into gaming. She used to watch me playing Zelda, Mario and other nintendo titles and occasionally gave tips. She started playing Ocarina of time though she always asked me to pass the "Lord Jabu Jabu" dungeon as she was too stressed.
Later on I tried her to play battlefield 1942 but that didn't go so well. For my amusement, I said she should start learning the B17 bomber...
She is now an avid Nintendo player still. She even managed to play an imported Japanese copy well before I even will play it (I'm European!)
My dad was a mixed bag. He was always impressed by the games I played... Battlefield, Zelda, Call of Duty, anything. The only game though where he said "Wow" and wanted to try was Rome: Total War. He didn't quite get the campaign mode, but I learned him how to set up battles to his liking and he played mainly those.
I also tried to get some girlfriends into gaming. I've only succeeded in one (Should try the method of the guy listed above next time.) We had the biggest fun with Smash bros in team battles. "Selina, look... I'm placing the mine HERE. On the Edge Don't step on it for the umptienth time, kee?"
Boom the mine went, 5 seconds later, sending Selina flying again...