And Heracles was Greek, Scip, it's not like he had choice! Leave the poor thing be.
(Yesterday I read about Józef Piłsudski on wiki. Started from Gettysburg's Campaign.)
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
November 06 2013 13:38 GMT
#10241
And Heracles was Greek, Scip, it's not like he had choice! Leave the poor thing be. (Yesterday I read about Józef Piłsudski on wiki. Started from Gettysburg's Campaign.) | ||
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Gahlo
United States35162 Posts
November 06 2013 13:44 GMT
#10242
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
November 06 2013 14:13 GMT
#10243
The reason for the super heros being strong men and sexy women is obviously because they were designed by men for men. | ||
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
November 06 2013 14:20 GMT
#10244
On November 06 2013 09:53 WaveofShadow wrote: Show nested quote + On November 06 2013 06:12 mordek wrote: So tired. Baby life is tough. Related, while she cried I had one of the most fun league games in a while last night while I held her on my lap (she fortunately fell asleep halfway through) Turns out leblanc and support fizz bot lane pretty stronk in normals XD Second time playing the little urchin and man I'm sad I waited and now have to save IP. Dodged a full nunu ult with E, epic zhonya's into a kill before they surrendered. This could go in so many threads now that i've written it out but i <3 you guys Edit: for context, i suck and it feels awesome to make big plays. also when you just melt ppl in one combo. How in the shit could you EVER play with your kid on your lap? I have never been able to do anything like that. I have two methods so far: 1) Boppy. Sometimes she's ok with lying butt down in it and others with her chest on one end and feet under the otherside, you would a tube raft or whatever those are called. 2)Moby Wrap. Yes, I like fashionable and sexy while wearing this. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
November 06 2013 14:26 GMT
#10245
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
November 06 2013 14:34 GMT
#10246
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phyvo
United States5635 Posts
November 06 2013 14:37 GMT
#10247
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
November 06 2013 14:47 GMT
#10248
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
November 06 2013 14:49 GMT
#10249
On November 06 2013 23:47 mordek wrote: Interesting side note, my daughter is the first girl born on my dad's side of the family in 100 years. So what you're saying is she might not be yours | ||
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JonGalt
Pootie too good!4331 Posts
November 06 2013 15:03 GMT
#10250
so I think the next book I'm gonna read is don Quixote. I recently read the count of Monte cristo even though I don't have a high tolerance for older language, I absolutely loved it. plus if I can read atlas shrugged (and obviously enjoy it), I figure I gotta give don a chance right!? | ||
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AsmodeusXI
United States15536 Posts
November 06 2013 15:06 GMT
#10251
On November 07 2013 00:03 JonGalt wrote: I see all the NA folks are back at work now. so I think the next book I'm gonna read is don Quixote. I recently read the count of Monte cristo even though I don't have a high tolerance for older language, I absolutely loved it. plus if I can read atlas shrugged (and obviously enjoy it), I figure I gotta give don a chance right!? Why read books when you CAN HAZ MOOSICALZ! | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
November 06 2013 15:08 GMT
#10252
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red_
United States8474 Posts
November 06 2013 15:22 GMT
#10253
On November 06 2013 23:13 ComaDose wrote: The reason for the super heros being strong men and sexy women is obviously because they were designed by men for men. Not that this isn't true, but women tend to draw sexy women as well. Maybe it's conditioning of the last few hundred years, but here have been studies done about how both sexes find the 'ideal female form' to be aesthetically(and sexually) pleasing, regardless of sexuality. Now if you want to talk about the personalities and the attire worn by most 'super women,' that is definitely a male construct, and something that's been talked about a ton in gaming. | ||
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JonGalt
Pootie too good!4331 Posts
November 06 2013 15:25 GMT
#10254
On November 07 2013 00:08 Alaric wrote: Old language? How is the count translated in English? It's pretty much modern French. I actually read a very old copy of it, so that's probably why. but it translates well. I'm just one of those guys who'd probably enjoy Shakespeare and classic literature but can't be bothered to trudge through non modern language. @asmo OH YOU'RE RIGHT WHY DON'T I JUST USE MY UNLIMITED INTERNETZ AND ELECTRICITY TO WATCH MUSICALS YAYYYY | ||
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Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21244 Posts
November 06 2013 15:29 GMT
#10255
On November 07 2013 00:25 JonGalt wrote: Show nested quote + On November 07 2013 00:08 Alaric wrote: Old language? How is the count translated in English? It's pretty much modern French. I actually read a very old copy of it, so that's probably why. but it translates well. I'm just one of those guys who'd probably enjoy Shakespeare and classic literature but can't be bothered to trudge through non modern language. @asmo OH YOU'RE RIGHT WHY DON'T I JUST USE MY UNLIMITED INTERNETZ AND ELECTRICITY TO WATCH MUSICALS YAYYYY Shakespeare is considered modern English :< go read shakespeare he's da best | ||
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
November 06 2013 15:29 GMT
#10256
On November 07 2013 00:22 red_ wrote: Show nested quote + On November 06 2013 23:13 ComaDose wrote: The reason for the super heros being strong men and sexy women is obviously because they were designed by men for men. Not that this isn't true, but women tend to draw sexy women as well. Maybe it's conditioning of the last few hundred years, but here have been studies done about how both sexes find the 'ideal female form' to be aesthetically(and sexually) pleasing, regardless of sexuality. Now if you want to talk about the personalities and the attire worn by most 'super women,' that is definitely a male construct, and something that's been talked about a ton in gaming. Wouldn't you describe the 'ideal male form' to be aesthetically (and sexually) pleasing as well? big bad muscle man with flowing golden locks style? | ||
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AsmodeusXI
United States15536 Posts
November 06 2013 15:31 GMT
#10257
On November 07 2013 00:25 JonGalt wrote: Show nested quote + On November 07 2013 00:08 Alaric wrote: Old language? How is the count translated in English? It's pretty much modern French. I actually read a very old copy of it, so that's probably why. but it translates well. I'm just one of those guys who'd probably enjoy Shakespeare and classic literature but can't be bothered to trudge through non modern language. @asmo OH YOU'RE RIGHT WHY DON'T I JUST USE MY UNLIMITED INTERNETZ AND ELECTRICITY TO WATCH MUSICALS YAYYYY You're welcome. | ||
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JonGalt
Pootie too good!4331 Posts
November 06 2013 15:33 GMT
#10258
On November 07 2013 00:29 Carnivorous Sheep wrote: Show nested quote + On November 07 2013 00:25 JonGalt wrote: On November 07 2013 00:08 Alaric wrote: Old language? How is the count translated in English? It's pretty much modern French. I actually read a very old copy of it, so that's probably why. but it translates well. I'm just one of those guys who'd probably enjoy Shakespeare and classic literature but can't be bothered to trudge through non modern language. @asmo OH YOU'RE RIGHT WHY DON'T I JUST USE MY UNLIMITED INTERNETZ AND ELECTRICITY TO WATCH MUSICALS YAYYYY Shakespeare is considered modern English :< See that's what I'm talking about. I'm a literature n00b. I'm trying to read some more substantial(right word?) things as opposed to eye candy type books. | ||
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Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21244 Posts
November 06 2013 15:36 GMT
#10259
On November 07 2013 00:33 JonGalt wrote: Show nested quote + On November 07 2013 00:29 Carnivorous Sheep wrote: On November 07 2013 00:25 JonGalt wrote: On November 07 2013 00:08 Alaric wrote: Old language? How is the count translated in English? It's pretty much modern French. I actually read a very old copy of it, so that's probably why. but it translates well. I'm just one of those guys who'd probably enjoy Shakespeare and classic literature but can't be bothered to trudge through non modern language. @asmo OH YOU'RE RIGHT WHY DON'T I JUST USE MY UNLIMITED INTERNETZ AND ELECTRICITY TO WATCH MUSICALS YAYYYY Shakespeare is considered modern English :< See that's what I'm talking about. I'm a literature n00b. I'm trying to read some more substantial(right word?) things as opposed to eye candy type books. nothing wrong with eye candy books but if you actually want to read "substantial" works thats always good don quixote is fun enjoy, just keep in mind that the book is meant to be funny - its a parody of the common romance novel style that flourished at the time | ||
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JonGalt
Pootie too good!4331 Posts
November 06 2013 15:40 GMT
#10260
but yeah, as I've grown up I realized I missed out on some great books because I couldn't stand the lofty/older/deeper diction. | ||
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