Felicia's Melange: Star Trek Movie: SPOILERZZZZ
It feels ridiculous to reblob Felicia Day (as if the known nerduniverse isn’t all already reading her), but man oh man - this was my EXACT issue with NuTrek. I loved it, exciting, adventure, woo, Action!Spock, but.. WHERE THE LADIES AT?
And why for us, as the audience, to see a female character as worthwhile, does she have to A) have a scene in her underpants and B) only be a lady who looks like that in her underpants?
Where are the older, established generals and admirals? Just, even in a crowd scene? Where are the future Janeways? C’mon dudes. C’mon. You better than this. C’mon.
You are officially spoiled if you read below, NO COMPLAINTS!
Up front I will say I enjoyed this latest Star Trek movie a lot. It was super noisy, but enjoyable, beautifully executed, and I particularly like some of the secondary characters, Spock was excellent, etc etc. I just want to share an…
Um… Tony, you mouth is in a awkward place there, bro. (Related - oh, what you could do with a pair of scissors & an active imagination.)
Iron Man Leading Roles Print Leggings, by ROMWE
Probably the closest Tony Stark/RDJ will ever get to my crotch.
Related: Iron Man leggings with a slightly better print placement of Tony Stark?
Cameron Esposito: Tell your rape jokes. Expect to be challenged on them.
This is exactly right. - Paul
Seems like every 6 months or so - maybe once a year - there is a debate about rape jokes. Here’s how it goes:
A dude tells jokes about rape or deals with hecklers in way that includes rape. A woman hears these jokes or is the heckler. She publicly states that she is upset or didn’t like the joke…
I concur with PFT: C Esposito forever.
Ripley! Vasquez! Apone! Hicks! Bishop! Deitrich! Drake! Those other guys who die in the first 15 minutes!
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Wonder Woman doesn’t indulge, you guys. Stop asking.
Wonder Woman doesn’t indulge!
Still, I had to look up the Blue Moon cocktail of the 1940s:
- 2 oz. dry gin
- 1/2 oz. fresh lemon juice
- 1/2 oz. Crème Yvette or crème de violette (a liqueur made from violet petals and berries)
- Lemon twist for garnish
Shake over ice and strain into a martini glass.
Milo cigarettes were a real brand that was specifically marketed to women (“For the woman of discernment…”) in the early 20th century. I don’t know if this is a form of product placement — a common form of advertising even in the ’40s — but, knowing William Moulton Marston, it’s more likely a criticism of bad habits.
—Sensation Comics #12 (1942) by William Moulton Marston & H.G. Peter
This is pretty much what @alexgetchell looks like to me.
Kate MacDowell
Badgered, 2010
Oh hipster Batman. You so cute.
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Maggie in disguise. She’s super, underneath.
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