But the stupidest part…

Is probably their own response. It relies on my favourite ever internet debating style, in which you reproduce your opponents’ arguments verbatim, say something along the lines of “Hahaha, that is so stupid I do not even know where to BEGIN!” and then act as if the entire thing is beneath you without ever actually providing a cogent rebuttal. It’s no surprise that it’s most popular among the sort of people who’d write and read a blog like The Spearhead, because it’s the kind of response they get from everyone else, and if it works for them, then it’ll work for us too, right? Right? It’s best to think of them as the debating equivalent of ten year olds who believe that watching Dragonball has taught them ninjitsu.

“How many heterosexual Doctor Who fans does it take to change a lightbulb? Both”

Thanks to his bevy of male sci-fi role-models, ProMaleAntiFeministTech will one day develop time travel, escape the matriarchal apocalypse and attempt to change the course of history by writing strongly-worded letters to Thrilling Wonder Stories.

Blogger’s opinion of variety television not low enough: “I’m as surprised as you are”

I need to catch a train in 15 minutes, so this is going to be brief.

Lesbian Vampire Killers: Highlights From The Imaginary Commentary Track

What I think the creators were thinking, probably.

Posting something on behalf of Lesbian Gamers (despite two obvious drawbacks)

Two playable characters of different race, gender and age appearing simultaneously on screen in the fifteen year old DOS game One Must Fall 2097. X-Box 360: Not enough RAM?

Angela from Lesbian Gamers would like you to read “Halo 3: One Discourse on Sexism and Tolerance“. She would also have liked Feminist Gamers to be the one telling you this, but they’re still on haitus.

There will be a proper post tomorrow, sort-of-coincidentally about Lesbian Vampire Killers, a film that isn’t about lesbians who kill vampires. It’s about something much, much worse.