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SassyRobot posted:I unironically want an icon of the deranged cartoon dishwasher... or is it really a carton dishwasher? Maybe that's why it's so deranged-looking! Please allow me to embellish it with pretty colors to replace my balding Captain Scarlet Go for it!
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Your keyboard is so pink!  Does 123peppy.com have drawing tutorials for left-handed people? This might be a little too right-centric for my tastes and abilities.
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Ramengank posted:Does 123peppy.com have drawing tutorials for left-handed people? This might be a little too right-centric for my tastes and abilities. Just turn your monitor upside down, silly  !I... I think I did something wrong. Oh dear.   My Beautiful Carton Dishwasher
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SassyRobot posted:Just turn your monitor upside down, silly Do I spy the next girl games avatar for DVac?
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I learned something interesting. Do you all recall that High School App that was found a while back? My sister downloaded and has been playing it to some degree and, apart from enjoying it to a surprising degree, found something interesting. It's heavily associated with an anti-cyberbullying website, to the point whereby one of the cash shop outfits raises funds for that site. Screenshots have been acquired, if anyone is interested.
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Wanamingo posted:Well, actually... You could have told me that was from an early tomb raider game and I wouldn't have even noticed. gently caress, graphics have come a long way. Ariong posted:Somebody hasn't watched episode 17. 
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SassyRobot posted:
So this is what creation feels like.
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Bacchante posted:I learned something interesting. Do you all recall that High School App that was found a while back? My sister downloaded and has been playing it to some degree and, apart from enjoying it to a surprising degree, found something interesting. It's heavily associated with an anti-cyberbullying website, to the point whereby one of the cash shop outfits raises funds for that site. Post them, I wanna see.
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Girls like icecream, washing machines, and the letter U, right?
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haplesscardsharp posted:Girls like icecream, washing machines, and the letter U, right? I don't think anyone likes washing machines.
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Devious Vacuum posted:I don't think anyone likes washing machines. Well, they're better than washing clothes by hand at least.
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Devious Vacuum posted:I don't think anyone likes washing machines.
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 This is apparently one of the messages from a 'quest' chain in the game that was reportedly rather involved and in-depth.  And if you check the 'Help' section of the game, you can reportedly find this. Cybersmile is apparently a British charity that nevertheless attempts to spread global awareness of Cyberbullying, and offers a number of helpful services.  Finally, we have this. I'm not sure of the exact mechanics of the in-app purchases, but as far as I understand it every time someone buys this outfit, some money is donated to Cybersmile. Since the currency is, I believe, purchased using real money then that makes sense. A neat little extra depth to something we'd already found to be somewhat positive. Bacchante fucked around with this message at 04:35 on Apr 3, 2014 |
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chocolatekake posted:As an artist, I always struggled when drawing tomatoes. I followed the guide but for some reason mine came out all wrong...  I'll never be pretty in time for fruit prom... Miijhal fucked around with this message at 12:25 on Apr 3, 2014 |
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Miijhal posted:I followed the guide but for some reason mine came out all wrong... It's ok, Carton Dishwasher can help with that! 
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chocolatekake posted:It's ok, Carton Dishwasher can help with that! This is amazing!!! oh god now I just want all the gifs of cartoon dishwasher turning nice art into garbage
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chocolatekake posted:It's ok, Carton Dishwasher can help with that! Is this the real life?
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tinkerttoy posted:Is this the real life?
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 (This was WAY too hard to find a pic of considering that looking for "landslide" pictures these days are incredibly sad results)
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DreamingofRoses posted:I'm confused. What is this pic for? No escape from reality.
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OwlFancier posted:No escape from reality.  Apparently, I forgot the lyrics.
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 UPDATE!  with AsteriskAsteriskGet ready to get saaaaaaaaaad. Or hungry? OR BOTH?
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Oh boy, look at these size 10+ hogs! Fat Party dress up was as close as these could get to reality or almost attempting to make a positive message - despite whatever that weird position the template was making, but its still all hollow shame games by projecting that you're fatty fat when you've hit double digit dress sizes. God help you if you're not officially a kawaii cute fat girl or if these game makers ever get the idea to put health tip pop-ups on these games when you switch around clothing
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Aw man, I just went back to Dress Up Fat Girl and it isn't working for me either. Now all that we have left of Dress Up Fat Girl is this solitary screenshot I took long ago. Awe-inspiring. Pretty sure there were supposed to be five hairstyles there, and this was taken on my first run where two of them flew off the screen. And while I'm here I might as post this piece of an update that never was because school completely truncated all my free time. I spent multiple hours on this poo poo. Multiple. I'll be damned if someone other than me doesn't see it.  What was going to be the context for this? The world may never know.  e: And why not here's a Monster High Burger. Notice the complete lack of hamburger patty.  Yeah, girls, I know you wanted meat on your burgers but how else are you going to keep that rail-thin, Monster High physique? e2: Oh poo poo I just realized I accessorized my post about a fat girl dress-up game with food. I have become the girl game. dijon du jour fucked around with this message at 06:08 on Apr 6, 2014 |
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After watching this video, I think I understand. "Plus-sized" must mean that the woman's measurements are positive numbers. I suppose that means that instead of an hourglass figure, a non-plus-sized woman must look something like a Klein bottle. I think that is a pretty positive message for girls.
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YourAverageJoe posted:The amount of bodyshaming to these games is just plain ridiculous. The problem isn't so much that it's ridiculous... It's that this ridiculous is still considered largely normal, and many people don't think it's worth commenting on or getting angry about. Nidoking posted:After watching this video, I think I understand. "Plus-sized" must mean that the woman's measurements are positive numbers. I suppose that means that instead of an hourglass figure, a non-plus-sized woman must look something like a Klein bottle. So, er... that's positive, huh? Wait, no, that would be bodyshaming people with their... I don't even know what they'd have stuck up their rear end and through their... No, wait, that... 
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JamieTheD posted:So, er... that's positive, huh? Wait, no, that would be bodyshaming people with their... I don't even know what they'd have stuck up their rear end and through their... No, wait, that... It was a math pun.
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Nidoking posted:It was a math pun. I approve of math puns. Unfortunately the fashion industry has decided to sidestep the absurdity that would be negative sizing and opt for sizes 0 and 00, the existences of which make me just as angry. Vanity sizing, size inflation, whatever you call it, I hate it all. dijon du jour posted:e: And why not here's a Monster High Burger. Notice the complete lack of hamburger patty.
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I didn't really notice this until the Adele game, but why is every girl in a dress up game in her underwear?
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haplesscardsharp posted:I didn't really notice this until the Adele game, but why is every girl in a dress up game in her underwear? Because if they were already wearing clothes, you couldn't dress them up!
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haplesscardsharp posted:I didn't really notice this until the Adele game, but why is every girl in a dress up game in her underwear? Some of them start with a default outfit that is just the first selection of every list. I think we should all take a moment to pause and reflect on the internalized objectification of women's bodies that is so ingrained into our culture that we don't even notice or think it's weird to be bombarded with images of questionably-aged nearly naked women in these games. And of course the games themselves contribute to this internalized objectification, because they are targeted at little girls and yet sexualize the women you're dressing up.
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That entire video just reminded me how I think someone who looks like Velma is more attractive than someone who looks like Dapheni.
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azren posted:That entire video just reminded me how I think someone who looks like Velma is more attractive than someone who looks like Dapheni. While I appreciate your willingness to divulge such a personal statement, whether or not you find a woman attractive does not determine her objective worth, regardless of whether or not your opinions line up with society's. Telling a woman "well *I* think you're attractive" is still adhering to the same structure that made her feel unworthy in the first place, i.e. that women's objective worth is determined by their physical attractiveness. This kind of attitude is not going to solve any problems. What we need to be saying instead is that people have intrinsic value as human beings that is independent of their physical appearance.
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