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maroucia reblogged your post and added:
I agree with Arnold in his Conan days as headcanon…
Oh yes, more hair is a must! I sent bubug Arnold’s Conan photos along with the note - more hair, more scars when she drew the Marching Song beefcake illustration.
If you love Robert E Howard’s Conan the Barbarian like I do, I really enjoyed these short ‘Sandor the Barbarian’ drabbles by otakukeith (1) and (2)
otakukeith replied to your post “Was asked today how I know I’m bisexual and I was like ‘bruh’”
Did they ask if you'd tried not being a mutant, uh, bisexual?
Not out loud, she didn't
otakukeith replied to your photo “Y’know what. There’s a lot of things I don’t like about myself, bit my...”
Insert Mass Effect "Tali's hips" meme joke here.
I am a-okay with that
otakukeith replied to your post: the thing about talking shit about tec...
What are “tech dudes” and “tech bros”? Are they the kind of people who complain about “fake geek girls” and don’t want more women doing computer stuff?
fair question! important background to this issue and my frustration with the tech industry at large: i went to a college that is heavily involved in the tech industry and silicon valley bullshit, and therefore attended by a lot of people trying to get rich off the tech industry while simultaneously denigrating all other paths of study; and i live in san francisco, which is like ground zero of the tech-led gentrification of the bay area and it's awful.
so when i talk about tech bros/tech dudes (interchangeable terms) i'm talking about that group of people (not exclusively men, tbf) who treat the tech industry as infallible, superior, and an absolute good, when in fact the tech industry, tech employees, and the subsequent housing crisis caused by the tech boom are causing real harm to communities in san francisco and elsewhere by pricing out poor people, people of color, families who have been in the area for ages. yet many people at these companies -- and certainly the poster boy founders and CEOs -- do not seem to really care about the effect they are causing.
add to this the rampant sexism and racism in the industry . . . it's frustrating. and it's doubly frustrating because so many people i know from college, as well as so many people i meet (via okcupid or whatever else), are enthusiastically complicit in the evils of the tech industry.
tech isn't an absolute evil! of course it's not. and working in tech obviously does not make you a bad person. but i have met too many people who simply do not care what their companies are doing to the bay area, or refuse to acknowledge or mitigate the harm they're doing, and on top of it have the nerve to act as if they are actually a wonderful and precious gift to the community. companies like google hide beneath liberal politics while actually serving their own needs and ignoring the actual needs of the community -- using pride as a place to recruit employees, for example.
i also think there's just an unreal level of wealth and privilege associated with much of this tech stuff (e.g., someone i know got his failing startup acquired for $4 million) and of which i am just plain old distrustful and resentful. more than is necessary? perhaps. but i've met so many of these people and am so unconvinced that they are in any way interested in doing good and that scares me. they're being pegged as the leaders of tomorrow and all they care about is innovation, branding, and money.
otakukeith answered to your post “Themed week.”
Fuck The Ocean sounds more like something that would show up on wtfbadromancecovers... *rimshot*
Sometimes we overlap (NWS).
otakukeith replied to your quote:It’s an occupation like any other. Just don’t let...
…was she…giving you career advice…?
you gotta do what you gotta do
otakukeith replied to your post: Is filling in “I need money, you need ...
Depends on the job.
In a clothing store. I honestly know no motivation besides money to work in a clothing store
Ep2 responses: 1) There's a different song for EVERY duel. And they are pretty much all awesome, though the ones for the duels that end each arc are probably the best IMO. 2) "I did it for Chu-Chu" is pretty obviously a joke, I think.
Okay, yeah, I rewatched the scene and that's probably what was going on. Thanks!
