By
Adeon Hawkwood,
Posted on: 2011-01-02 18:13 in CoH and CoV General Discussions
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Originally Posted by Arilou
Does this pairing **** gold?
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Originally Posted by Golden Girl
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Originally Posted by Golden Girl
But also strangely hawt
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This thread was slipping. I think Golden Girl is sleeping on the job. Make me something pretty, woman!
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Originally Posted by Golden Girl
Well, what would you like to see?
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Originally Posted by Samuel_Tow
City of Heroes is a game about freedom of expression and variety of experiences far more so than it is about representing any one theme, topic or genre.
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Part of the hawtness of slash comes from the same gender pairings - plus, I don't have a Mother Mayhem model yet
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Originally Posted by AzureSkyCiel
Well I'm curious if you can do something het. I dunno, maybe Tyrant and Mother Mayhem. (I mean I know you believe in the TyrantDomi pairing, but seriously, I think What Tyrant and MM must do behind closed doors makes even incest seem less squicky)
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Squeamish+icky= squicky
(Warning: TV tropes link)
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Originally Posted by Utopia
What is squicky?
Also, have you made a Praetorian Golden Girl yet? I bet she'd be into Dominatrix. Just saying. |
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Originally Posted by Samuel_Tow
City of Heroes is a game about freedom of expression and variety of experiences far more so than it is about representing any one theme, topic or genre.
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I don't even have one "character" - my avatar is just me, with superpowers
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Originally Posted by Golden Girl
Well, what would you like to see?
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In the true spirit of pairing smushes, I vote the name should be 'Reichole'.
Randomly, you know what other pairing's probably creepy?
Neuron and Bobcat, especially when you consider the following facts:
1. The old Praet arcs are still considered canon
2. Berry is a brilliantly amoral scientist who specializes in bio-sciences.
3. Prior to issue 18, Bobcat was nasty and wild as her namesake species of cat. She also likely had a hunter's intelligence and intuition.
4. She was still paired up with Neuron then.
5. Come the opening of the Praetorian zones, Bobcat now takes more after housecats, she's lazy, spoiled, dumb, no longer has fur everywhere, and has apparently gotten implants.
6. Berry is a brilliantly amoral scientist and he is paired with Bobcat, and he can probably splice her genes (or manufacture clones of her) that are custom tailored to his personal tastes.
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Originally Posted by Samuel_Tow
City of Heroes is a game about freedom of expression and variety of experiences far more so than it is about representing any one theme, topic or genre.
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I just had this crazy thought about Berry recloning and recloning Bobcat over and over again until he finds the version he wants.
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Originally Posted by warden_de_dios
I just had this crazy thought about Berry recloning and recloning Bobcat over and over again until he finds the version he wants.
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Originally Posted by Samuel_Tow
City of Heroes is a game about freedom of expression and variety of experiences far more so than it is about representing any one theme, topic or genre.
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Originally Posted by warden_de_dios
I just had this crazy thought about Berry recloning and recloning Bobcat over and over again until he finds the version he wants.
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Originally Posted by warden_de_dios
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Okay, I am probably going to get blasted for this, but I have to say what I feel.
When I started playing this game six years ago, I loved what it stood for...people doing heroic things to help others and keep the villains down. Statesman represented all that to me. He was the symbol for all that was good, and a great role model. The thing is, I am still in awe of him., and I revere him fondly after all this time. Jack Emmert may be gone, but the essence of Statesman is not really one man. I love his patriotic theme...even his belt buckle is awesome.
So when people belittle him and make fun of him, I get a bit of a twinge. He will always have my loyaly and respect because of what he stands for and the lore in the game of his epic feats. I am not a role player, and I know this is 'just a game', but I have had tremendous fun here and made lifetime friends. It doesn't matter if folks want to poke fun at him, I only am expressing my feelings...I don't even know if anyone else feels like I do. All I know is I will continue to hold States in awe, and consider him the bigger-than-life heroic leader of this game I love so much. Laugh at me if you will, it's ok
�Many things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done.� It is a nice belt buckle.
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Originally Posted by Healix
Okay, I am probably going to get blasted for this, but I have to say what I feel.
When I started playing this game six years ago, I loved what it stood for...people doing heroic things to help others and keep the villains down. Statesman represented all that to me. He was the symbol for all that was good, and a great role model. The thing is, I am still in awe of him., and I revere him fondly after all this time. Jack Emmert may be gone, but the essence of Statesman is not really one man. I love his patriotic theme...even his belt buckle is awesome. So when people belittle him and make fun of him, I get a bit of a twinge. He will always have my loyaly and respect because of what he stands for and the lore in the game of his epic feats. I am not a role player, and I know this is 'just a game', but I have had tremendous fun here and made lifetime friends. It doesn't matter if folks want to poke fun at him, I only am expressing my feelings...I don't even know if anyone else feels like I do. All I know is I will continue to hold States in awe, and consider him the bigger-than-life heroic leader of this game I love so much. Laugh at me if you will, it's ok |
I like him too - when I manage to make a model of him, he'll only be deployed a few times in any slashpics - the rest of the time, I'll use him for images that are serious, or humorous but non-sexual
