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The hamster is strong in this one...


08-31-2012 06:32 PM
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Girls can't draw for shit.
08-31-2012 07:10 PM
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Hahahaha!!! "Women are complicated and multifaceted". Hahahahahahaha!!!!!

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08-31-2012 09:29 PM
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I'm subscribed to TED on YouTube, but haven't watched any of their videos for several months. It has been bastardised into a platform for wailing academics, hipsters and feminists to vomit up when they believe is important to the world, when in fact it's just important to them.
09-01-2012 02:48 AM
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What the hell...

I've been on this site for a year and half and still don't know what the hell American feminists want. Stop bitching and go help females in other countries who actually need help if you're all about women's rights.
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09-01-2012 09:26 PM
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2/10, would not bang.

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09-01-2012 09:47 PM
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When she first came up on the screen @0:13, I thought it was an SNL-parody character. Even seeing it a second time, it still looks like one of those female characters acting like a nervous, nerdy, uptight girl--complete with permanently shrugged shoulders. It's sort of like that Catholic school girl character Molly Shannon used to do.

I only gave it like 75 percent of my attention, but it looks like she's another one of these girls who's good at mixing all of the Tumblr-style, armchair "feminist" talking-points into a jargon salad. It won't be long before this chick has short(er) hair, a worse attitude, and an online dating profile trumpeting how "artistic" and feminist she is.

It's crazy how she's already displaying that hard edge, patronizing tone, and lower register in her voice that older chicks with these views display. I feel bad for whatever young, naive betas end up having to put up with her sure-to-incrementally-increase shit.

Ted Talks long ago discredited themselves to me. Even at their best, they were reductionist, over-simplified presentations for the hoi polloi. Now they're this kind of shit.

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09-01-2012 10:00 PM
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