WHAT ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT RIGHT NOW?

Now it just looks like American football under-armor. I don't know what to think.

author=LockeZ
Well if you want to make a wireframe robot without a face or a voice, and you want the audience to immediately recognize that it's clearly female, I guess you basically have three choices:
- Robotits
- Robominiskirt
- Pink

I think this leaves the floodgates open for another wild debate.

FNAF 1 comes out and everyone shits bricks. They get to know the characters a little better and find out that Chica is a woman. Suddenly, the internet is overflowing with FNAF R34. FNAF 2 comes out and Chica's design is changed to reflect a more feminine physique. The amount of R34 multiplies. Now something that was meant to solely inspire dread is actively sought out for sexual satisfaction.



What can be said about this inherent sexualization of women, where even the implication of a computer being designed in such a way leaves it open to rampant lust? Also...

Functional vs. Fuckable

Why?

Strangely enough this is the only sets that looks female

author=nhubi

author=turkeyDawg
Sometimes I wonder how much of the Rule 34 stuff is made because the artist actually gets off to it, or just to enforce the joke.

You forgot the artist creating for a perceived market, so they may not get the particular fascination, but their target audience does. 7 billion+ people on the planet, and just as many desires and interests.

Money is a strong motivator.

turkeyDawg
Sometimes I wonder how much of the Rule 34 stuff is made because the artist actually gets off to it, or just to enforce the joke.

Trust me, speaking from firsthand experience, there are a LOT of people out there with sexual or romantic desires only satiable through Rule 34 (or other fanart). It's not out of the question that things as popular as Bionicle or FNAF would fall into those categories.

Sometimes rule 34 is created to enforce the joke. But it's really, plainly obvious when it is. Even then, someone will be out there to enjoy it. It's just the nature of the world: animals want to fuck stuff.

As a final note, I don't know if I can legitimately use the word "healthy", but Rule 34 and other, non pornographic fanart can often a helpful way to deal with the sometimes emotionally painful nature of these situations.

Idk, kind of just doing a stream of consciousness here.

On an unrelated note, I dreamt about Star Wars Bootlegs last night. They had crazy badly translated names, like, impossibly badly translated. I think Empire Strikes Back was called something like "Sticky is Surrounded by the Spoon".

I might have brain damage.

I'm pretty sure most people's dreams come off as "brain damaged".

And yeah, I'm well aware that the number of fetishes out there is practically infinite. I did forget about the commercial aspect, though.

author=Pizza
It's just the nature of the world: animals want to fuck stuff.

urge to breed 2 stronk plz nerf

Speaking of cats, my cat literally refused to get off my bed for like an hour and a half when I was trying to get up, but I was still really tired so I was like "what the hell" and slept in a bit longer. By about 12:30, I was awake enough to be able to lift him off the bed and he still meowed at me for about 15 minutes straight while I was getting ready to go mini-golfing with my family.

Basically, my cat is a spoiled little fucker. I wouldn't give him away for ANYTHING, though. <3

Something seems off here.

Ouch, who was drinking the scalding coffee that morning?:

"you people are a collwectiv e embarrasment to game design"

:(

author=zacheatscrackers
Basically, my cat is a spoiled little fucker. I wouldn't give him away for ANYTHING, though. <3

I don't understand people who can just give up their pets, especially if they've had them for years. It's like giving away a family member or something. Like, I understand if you can't have your cat or dog in the new apartment you're moving in to and you desperately need that apartment because you can't find another, but just sending them to the pound and what-not is so cruel. There's bound to be someone you can reach out to to ask to look after your loved pet. Hell, I'm sure some people would be happy to pet-sit for a bit of money.

Even more I can't understand the people who put down their pets when, say, they move or the kids no longer want them. I knew a family - the grandfather had a lovely little cat who was so cute and friendly. When he died they put the cat down - didn't even bother trying to find it a home, just went and got it killed. A year later the puppy they got for their shitty kid was put down because said kid wouldn't take responsibility for it. We ended up 'stealing' one of their cats because they were moving away and were going to zap him in the microwave. (They had the gall a year or so later to try and demand Mum give him back because he was theirs. She laughed them out of the house. They've since had another puppy and two more cats. :< )

When you bond with an animal, it's a two-way street. You bonded with them, yes, but they bonded with you as well and throwing that away... it's sad. It's so, so sad, because the animal has no rights in that situation, no way to protest. People are the worst.

No LockeZ, that's just you routinely trying to antagonize a situation.