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· 10 years ago
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geek guys can be sexist assholes sometimes
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emptyvoid
· 10 years ago
and vice versa
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guest
· 10 years ago
Good point. Sexist assholes can sometimes be geek guys too.
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jessylynn
· 10 years ago
I have never met or heard of a sexist geek girl. Doesn't mean they don't exist but they must be firmly in the minority.
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emptyvoid
· 10 years ago
I'm not really a geek but I have met people who got mad at me for watching a series a few months after it came out. Like what? I'm suppose to read up on a new series coming out and stay on it when it releases and then cover my walls with posters and change my ringtone to it? I'm sorry, I forgot that only people who do that are allowed to watch the show.
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superwholockpotter
· 10 years ago
The sad truth...
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guest
· 10 years ago
Then guys complain about why some girls hate geek culture
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deleted
· 10 years ago
Ooh ooh! I got one. So I was at Comic-Con and I was cosplaying as Captain America. Some guys didn't like that. This man walks up and snidely asks "Who are you supposed to be?" And I didn't realise he was mocking and so I pulled a pose and go "I am Captain America from the Avengers!" And he says "Oh yeah? How did the movie end?" Now I know he was being mean and so I tell the end never leaving out the smallest details. And guess what? That bastard has never seen the movie. I completely spoiled it for him.
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supergirl
· 10 years ago
Serves him right.
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deleted
· 10 years ago
That's what I thought too.
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thehatman
· 10 years ago
Ducking idiots
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jessylynn
· 10 years ago
The same goes for girls wearing band/musician shirts. I was wearing a Jimi Hendrix shirt and some guy asked me if I even knew who he was. I said yeah and I love his music. He asked me what Hendrix's birth-date was and I was like, "Why do I have to know his birthday to enjoy his music and wear a shirt?" I mean seriously guys back the fuck up.
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supergirl
· 10 years ago
Exactly. Some people just forget about what it means to be a fan.
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theflyingtrooper
· 10 years ago
Problem is: too many fake hipsters chicks wear them as well
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supergirl
· 10 years ago
Well wearing them but not being a fan is not cool, it's lame.
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theflyingtrooper
· 10 years ago
yep...
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deleted
· 10 years ago
So what if they wear the t-shirt but aren't a fan of the thing it's based on? It means they at least appreciate the design and aesthetics of it, which is a positive. It does us no harm for them to wear the t-shirt, so I don't see the problem. If anything, it at least raises awareness for the fandom/band/show/book/etc, encouraging more to seek it out and enjoy it, which is only a good thing in my eyes.
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mizukimishaazawa
· 10 years ago
I agree. They do make great advertising to grow the fanbase from curiosity alone. What I disagree with is how when a fanbase gets made fun of for existing for anything and then once it grows large enough them jump on the band wagon as if they were there before you... Sometimes they try to throw out facts about the product and say they been in since before it came out when they made fun of you last week for it... And then look down on you for not being extreme like them in cosplay or wearing products of the product or anything really... They are just assholes..
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theflyingtrooper
· 10 years ago
Dayum... this website realy is open-minded (in a good way ye see)
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mizukimishaazawa
· 10 years ago
That's why most people love this website. The good open-minded people make great conversation and the sharing of same interest and ideas makes friends quickly. Also doesn't hurt to be in the same fanbase hehe.
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guest
· 10 years ago
A M E N ! ! ! ! !
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jmvail
· 10 years ago
I wear geek shirts all the time and when I answer correctly I've never been given shit...so as a woman im saying this comic generalized men and is therefore sexist
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angelus333
· 10 years ago
High 5?
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thethirdi
· 10 years ago
Ladies, be your nerdy self cause I cant even name one fucking lantern dude