It doesn't mean peace, that's for sure! :P To throw someone the V, or the two-fingered salute-- what Americans would consider a peace sign, but with the back of the hand facing the recipient-- is basically to tell them "See these two fingers? Stick em up yourself." It's extremely rude, comparable to flipping someone the bird... Either the tiny prince doesn't know that, or he knows it full well and finds it extremely funny. Since he's a little boy, I'm gonna bet on the latter. xD

Thanks, will keep in mind!

That's a good point. Not to mention the fact that he obviously has commitment issues, since he keeps fucking off to all different eras and places, and can be damn near impossible to find...

Mm, it's no good tonight, I've got a dinner to awkward my way through. Perhaps a week from Thursday?

Dammit. Can we at least set our demons up on playdates? Malphas is getting lonely up in here.

Magicians never reveal their secrets

Man I've already got one demon but now I almost want another cuz your prices are ridiculously low

And my uncle's cat

Heh, I took a film class for my arts credit last semester and my professor had us watch The Third Man... I showed him the Pinky and the Brain parody (and gave a little analysis of it) and he straight up gave me extra credit for it. I owe my childhood AND my A in film class to those mice. XD

I honestly don't know how the logistics of that would work out... I'm about to start a new semester at university, and I have the time to find the art, and even find the artists, but contacting each and every one might pose a problem. :')

"All hover"

...Really? I'm nearly six foot one, and fighting fit (literally-- I'm a martial artist) at 155.
I put your proposed measurements into a smart BMI calculator and received this result:
"The calculation of the body mass index is based on a height of 6 feet (183 cm) and a weight of 200 pounds (90.7 kilogrammes).
BMI = 27
Your body mass index (BMI) is calculated as exactly 27.1 kilogrammes per square metre.
Health aspects
Your weight is at a somewhat elevated level; in our view, it may be less than optimal for your health. By classification of the WHO, you are "overweight".
Your body fat mass seems to be a slightly above average. But health ought not be affected provided your blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar levels remain at moderate values. This could be more likely if you have a higher muscle mass and a lower amount of body fat."
Here's the link, if you wanna try. https://www.smartbmicalculator.com/
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Out of genuine curiosity, what brings you to your conclusion?

Well, it's no good perpetuating stereotypes... Why not ask her instead why she thinks it matters? If you go deep enough, you're bound to find either a good reason she thinks that way, a good way to persuade her otherwise, or a good excuse to not continue your conversation any further. Kinda like asking why a sexist joke is funny-- people get awkward as hell trying to explain it, heh.
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Incidentally, don't forget the weight thing can also be relative to height. I'm 155 lb, which is probably considered pretty damn heavy for the average woman, but ain't much more than muscle and bone for a six foot Amazon. ;P

Not necessarily, but that is one of the more likely hypotheses, yes. :P

The bandwagon they see rolling along because...
-it's considered cool or fun
-they find the standing joke amusing and want to contribute to it
-it's the human condition to be predisposed toward that to which we were first introduced (in this case, the notion that tall is good, short is bad.) IRL, this vicious cycle does not ostensibly exist, or at least to such an extent...
A third possibility is that the majority of women do indeed prefer taller over shorter guys, but are simply subtle about it. They demonstrate their preference by choice of partner instead of obvious and relatively unnecessary jokes about the fact: deeds, not words. Of course, some combination of all of the above may be correct... Or none. Hehe.
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Sorry for nerding out ^-^'

Speaking anthropologically, there might be several interpretations of your observation. It could be a function of the irl social groups in which you circulate. On the internet, it's a running joke that women hate short guys, obviously-- which may be because women feel they can come out and say that with little to no real-life repercussion. Even when people know who you are, there's still a degree of anonymity, or at least separation from daily life. IRL, however, such observations are generally kept in confidence between groups of female (or even gay) friends. Just like any decent and/or intelligent guy wouldn't go about declaring his disdain for small-chested women for all to hear, not many women broadcast their dislike of short men to the world at large. It helps avoid unnecessary conflict and maintain others' opinions of the person in question.
There's also the option that the 'short' hate is a self-perpetuating cycle. People with no real opinion one way or the other might jump on