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Here's something that hasn't been mentioned yet though, and I think it might be the one thing of actual importance.

Armpit hair or none, this new Wonder Woman movie looks like it's going to rock.



Even 'femmunist ' Women Studies majors are going to go to this, watch it, run home and shave their armpits.

   

You actually did all that??? I'm embarrassed for you. But oddly entertained! Thanks and doggie, I'm sure (if I'm wrong...please accept my humble apologies) I said you were invited to my BD party. In the Fox and Hounds. Your buying!

   

Yeah I was trying to keep it light, but that wasn't working. Anyway, it's Sunday.

The Fox and Hounds you say? Is that the one near the mall in PoCo? I used to play bar trivia there. If it is that place, tell you what...we'll play for the tab, or to put it another way, you're buying.

   

PoCo? I've only lived in S'Toon for 11 years and don't know that one. It's in a small mall in the North End. And you said on my BD. So your buying.

   

This topic is stupid but I don't know that ancient Aegean women shaved their pits and at any rate the inspiration for the Greeks' mythical Amazons have been assumed by many to be Scythians, who were not Mediterraneans but rather horse people from the steppes of Eurasia, on what would have been the northeast edge of the Greeks' known world.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news ... -cannabis/

   

There's 8? Good god, can you name em for me? I count like 5 or so. You including conservatives now?

And I'll be the first to distance myself from the rest of the "progressives" here; none of them are commies and they wouldn't want to be. If you ain't down for the workplaces and state to be owned and run by the workers, then we aren't the same!

Yeah, there's plenty of "Cultural Marxism" in Uni and College. I experienced it myself, well after becoming a full-out communist, and yeah, the liberal arts is more "the socialist arts" to be honest. Wanna know why? Because Marxist philosophers (including Marx himself) are pretty much the complete backbone of sociological theory. Sorry, Ayn Rand didn't really want to discuss "Mass Media Theory"; it turns out the "glue that holds the West together" is super fucking weak. But really, with economics and marketing classes being pretty much complete capitalist propaganda indoctrination courses, it kinda evens out!

Frankly, college is kind of a bore, and I only realized how "Cultural Marxist" it was because I was already pretty far gone by the time I ended up there. I learned about communist theory, critical theory, all that shit, from easily accessible free places on the internet. I'd far more quickly blame "Cultural Marxism's death grip on the internet" for the way I am than a journalism course.

Because when it comes down to it, if you disagree with something in a class, you're pretty free to continue disagreeing with it.

Here, have another clip of a cross-dressing straight white guy from ContraPoints with a few points regarding Marxism at Uni
(you might have picked up by now that I fuckin love this guy)


And one with some critical comments on Anita, since you're sooooo god damn obsessed with her

   

Wanna chuckle PD?

I was watching a video myself just before I dropped in here.

Check out the first ten seconds of the one below and imagine they cast your girlfriend above in the title roll.



She might have to shave her armpits though.

But damn...I can't get that Wonder Woman theme out of my head now.

   

BTW what's wrong with the left anyway? Even their trannies are homely.

Our counter-SJW trannies are Goddesses next to that one above.

Check em out.

   

Just my .02 is that the film is looking to be a flop and this 'story' is actually being ginned up by some bunch of marketers to get some free media coverage.

The whole DC Comics franchise of characters and movies blows chunks up against Marvel and the DC people know it.

Wonder Woman will flop no matter what they do with it.

   

   

On ContraPoints: he's not a "tranny" and doesn't claim to be, he's a straight guy (*cough* cishet *cough*) who dresses in drag to discuss feminism and toxic masculinity.

You care so much. I bet you'd boycott Wonder Woman if she had armpit fuzz

I don't care much for superhero stuff but I'll probably see the movie eventually. Not gonna trip over myself to see it in theatres, but certainly don't give a shit about the armpit debacle. Her moment in Batman vs. Superman was badass and pretty much made it obvious her movie was finally coming.

I dunno if it'll flop as Bart suggests, but I don't know enough about the whole superhero thing to really challenge how popular Wonder Woman as a character is. My brother and one of my sisters are pretty excited.

I didn't even know about the movie until this thread, so maybe it is going to have a shitty day at the box office. We'll see.

   

The movie's been getting a ton of buzz, even without the armpit controversy. It was highly anticipated, even before they announced they were going to make it.

At one time Joss Whedon (Buffy, The Avengers) was going to do it.

Best guess says they'll do fine on opening weekend. Will it have staying power though? What will word of mouth say? Because that's the only review that really matters.

   

We have ancient art from all of the areas in the region. The vast majority show hairless persons, when we know quite well that body hair is not uncommon in those regions.

There is more than a couple theories as to why that is, but having worn a true to style/size/form replica of a linothorax...I definitely lean to the necessity theory, lol. Even with modern clothes underneath, it pulled like a mother on more than a few spots.

Granted, they most likely wouldn't have shaved. I imagine a fine blade would have been pretty hard to come by for any outside of the wealthiest classes, but waxing was well established by that point in time. Both for manufacture from local supplies and proper usage.

   

Now that DC has finally given up on trying to maintain a "G" rating, let's see how it does.

That was always the crux of the DC comic to movie issues. Their best series were all quite dark, but the people funding the show wanted broad audience appeal...so G-Rated....blegh.

My opinion on it, any way.

   

I'd love to see Batman done as the truly Dark Knight. That'd be rated R and it'd rock all the way to the bank.

   

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