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Sham bam bamina! posted:it's really good and it's full of action and intrigue prefect posted:In response to the controversy and criticism, commentators defending the game have noted that large breasts have been a recurring theme in earlier Vanillaware titles as traditional and cultural symbolism for life and maternal fertility, and that the character art design is not necessarily something that is intended to objectify women; these motifs are seen in Odin Sphere and Grim Grimoire, where characters associated with necromancy are depicted with large breasts, akin to the sorceress from Dragon's Crown who is able to summon skeletons by raising them from the dead. so what they're saying is that because he draws them like that all the time that his over sexualized art style is not only permissible and good, but symbolic? sheesh.
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prefect posted:In response to the controversy and criticism, commentators defending the game have noted that large breasts have been a recurring theme in earlier Vanillaware titles as traditional and cultural symbolism for life and maternal fertility, and that the character art design is not necessarily something that is intended to objectify women; these motifs are seen in Odin Sphere and Grim Grimoire, where characters associated with necromancy are depicted with large breasts, akin to the sorceress from Dragon's Crown who is able to summon skeletons by raising them from the dead. i dont know art, but i know what i like and i likes me some huge tits
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Dead Inside Darwin posted:i dont know art, but i know what i like i'm glad you could understand the symbolism of giant breasts meaning that they were giving maternal warmth and life to the world apparently not everyone ""gets"" my super deep art style
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prefect posted:In response to the controversy and criticism, commentators defending the game have noted that large breasts have been a recurring theme in earlier Vanillaware titles as traditional and cultural symbolism for life and maternal fertility, and that the character art design is not necessarily something that is intended to objectify women; these motifs are seen in Odin Sphere and Grim Grimoire, where characters associated with necromancy are depicted with large breasts, akin to the sorceress from Dragon's Crown who is able to summon skeletons by raising them from the dead. jesus burn it all down
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this is perfect
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prefect posted:In response to the controversy and criticism, commentators defending the game have noted that large breasts have been a recurring theme in earlier Vanillaware titles as traditional and cultural symbolism for life and maternal fertility, and that the character art design is not necessarily something that is intended to objectify women; these motifs are seen in Odin Sphere and Grim Grimoire, where characters associated with necromancy are depicted with large breasts, akin to the sorceress from Dragon's Crown who is able to summon skeletons by raising them from the dead. felonious assault with a sprightly bonelord
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(the skeletons have tits also)
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Aug 12, 2013 16:08
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dragon commander has a female skeleton bartender with pumpkins stuffed in her shirt because loving lol
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hubris.height posted:i'm glad you could understand the symbolism of giant breasts meaning that they were giving maternal warmth and life to the world apparently not everyone ""gets"" my super deep art style i really hope she doesn't nurse the skeletons to life
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prefect posted:i really hope she doesn't nurse the skeletons to life p much: 
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Cold on a Cob posted:p much: daymn barons you gonna introduce us to m'lady?
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Dead Inside Darwin posted:daymn barons you gonna introduce us to m'lady? BARONS BUTT STAFFER
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Cold on a Cob posted:p much: ANATOMY DOES NOT WORK THAT WAY
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Cold on a Cob posted:p much: on the plus side, this kind of thing makes me feel like way less of a sexual deviant. i don't even like women who are all deformed like that 
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Aug 12, 2013 18:45
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chicks with broken backs are sexy
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whats up with the skeletons hand on the sword thats an odd angle
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no joke everytime you open the equipment screen that picture comes up. my buddy got mad at me because i laughed everytime it came up and called me immature i was like 'mother fucker if you think that not laughing at that poo poo is mature you've got this all backwards' 'oh grow up' pttth. terrible, terrible.
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Dead Inside Darwin posted:whats up with the skeletons hand on the sword i don't think the part of the arm that's holding the sword is attached to the rest of the skeleton
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Cold on a Cob posted:BARONS BUTT STAFFER
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hubris.height posted:so what they're saying is that because he draws them like that all the time that his over sexualized art style is not only permissible and good, but symbolic? sheesh. The Dreamcast version of Soulcalibur sold in excess of one million copies.[25] It won the 1999 E3 Game Critics Award for "Best Fighting Game" and the 2000 Interactive Achievement Award for "Console Game of the Year".[citation needed] The game received the perfect 10/10 scores from GameSpot[21] and IGN,[23] and being the second game ever to get a perfect 40/40 by Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu (the first being The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time).[17] As of 2009, game review aggregator website GameRankings has the Dreamcast version ranked as the fifth best-reviewed game of all time, as well as being the highest scoring title in the fighting game genre.[9] Soulcalibur was named as the number one best Dreamcast game by Game Informer.[26] In 2009, IGN ranked Soulcalibur as the fifth best Dreamcast game,[27] while ScrewAttack ranked it sixth.[28] GamesRadar named Soulcalibur the best Dreamcast game of all time on their list.[29] In addition, it is often considered to be one of the greatest games on all platforms, including: Game Informer in 2001: "The Top 100 Games of All Time" (74th place).[30] IGN in 2003: "Top 100 Games" (38th place).[31] IGN in 2005: "Top 100 Games" (43rd place).[32] IGN in 2006: "Readers' Choice The Top 100 Games Ever" (sixth place).[33] Electronic Gaming Monthly in 2006: "The Greatest 200 Videogames of Their Time" (22nd place).[34] ScrewAttack in 2007: "Top Ten Fighting Games" (seventh place).[35] Cinema Blend in 2008: "Top 10 Best Fighting Games of All Time" (fourth place).[36] UGO.com in 2010: "Top 25 Fighting Games of All Time" (second place).[37] Complex in 2011: "The 50 Best Fighting Games of All Time" (fifth place).[38] In 2005, GameSpot ranked Soulcalibur as the sixth best launch title yet, calling it "not only one of the greatest launch games or one of the greatest fighters, but one of the greatest games ever. Period."[39]
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syscall girl posted:The Dreamcast version of Soulcalibur sold in excess of one million copies.[25] It won the 1999 E3 Game Critics Award for "Best Fighting Game" and the 2000 Interactive Achievement Award for "Console Game of the Year".[citation needed] the legend will never die
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i played a lot of sc2 in arcades as a childe/teen but we knew the art wasn't symbolic, them was just some semi nude boirds
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hubris.height posted:i played a lot of sc2 in arcades as a childe/teen yeah same the progression over the course of the series was really something though once your punchman game starts letting you edit costumes you know it's like that joke about the terrible hunter who gets raped by the bear he is trying to kill and he just keeps going back failing miserably and finally the bear says to him "this isn't really about the hunting for you, is it?"
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Still doing other wikis?quote:There's a definite homo-erotic allure going on within Humungus' gang. He notably has two castes of warrior which he calls out in the film: "gayboy-berserkers" and "smegma-crazies". Whilst the former is self-explanatory; the latter, which references "smegma", is the word for a combination of exfoliated (shed) epithelial cells, transudated skin oils, and moisture. It occurs in both male and female genitalia. In males, smegma helps keep the glans moist and facilitates sexual intercourse by acting as a lubrican
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Some of the implementation techniques of formal static analysis include: [...] * Use of assertions in program code as first suggested by Hoare logic. There is tool support for some programming languages (e.g., the SPARK programming language (a subset of Ada) and the Java Modeling Language — JML — using ESC/Java and ESC/Java2, Frama-c WP (weakest precondition) plugin for the C language extended with ACSL (ANSI/ISO C Specification Language) ). too many loving parens
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Cold on a Cob posted:p much: 48-6-48? ha, only if shes a skeleton witch
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 FSF artwork of the gnu (GNU mascot) and the penguin Tux (Linux kernel mascot) representing their viewpoint on "GNU/Linux". The GNU General Public License (GPL), which is used by the Linux kernel as well as by most GNU software, armors both characters.
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the gnu of course being drawn four times the size of the penguin to emphasise rms's view that a couple of commandline programs are more important that you know, the actual os that runs them
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not that I would like to but if I had any interactions with RMS I'd be sure to just call it Linux as often and loudly as possible
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Yodzilla posted:not that I would like to but if I had any interactions with RMS I'd be sure to just call it Linux as often and loudly as possible make sure to say it as lie-nux this angers the nerd
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i'd ask him if he thinks throwing a 35 year tantrum over a printer driver was a healthy way to use up one's life
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In March 1994, a teenager named Peter Eastman Jr. from Carpinteria, California legally changed his name to "Trout Fishing in America". He now teaches English in Japan.[2]
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theflyingexecutive posted:48-6-48?
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Cold on a Cob posted:p much: man hands
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theflyingexecutive posted:48-6-48?
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so you girlfriend rolls a skelly reading gothic lit by shelley
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but Shelley ain't motorboated by the gape of her skelly
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_electronic_music_genres
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highly un-worthless http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-linguistic_onomatopoeias#Burp röyh bøvs rülps
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Sagebrush posted:highly un-worthless http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-linguistic_onomatopoeias#Burp  also no russian on that list, shameful
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