Uh, no, it’s because you’re a trigger-happy lunatic who’s so obsessed with weapons that you bring them to a children’s dance recital.
/Anita says that's what date rapists say/
SAYS THE RAPIST.
/"Forcing someone to be a vampire against their will is rape and murder all rolled into one"/
But forcing someone to be a member of your harem, including underage boys, is just fine!
/It is so, so hilarious to me how she puts growing hair out on the same level as HEALING WOUNDS/
And it also illustrates how petty she is. She apparently made such a fuss about Jean-Claude’s hair that he used their power to grow his hair just to please Anita instead of doing something more useful like healing wounds.
/"I don't have a problem with you being the better man, Anita; I never have."/
Nobody would say that. Unless Zerbrowski is fully aware of how desperately Anita wants to be a member of the boys’ club and is just indulging her.
/that guy moment where you can't actually say how many emotions you've got running through your brain/
Because men never express their emotions EVER. Especially not in countries like Spain, Italy, Greece, etc. where men being physically and emotionally demonstrative is normal. Also, all women blab out their emotions. It’s why we have such terms like “ice queen” because it’s impossible for a woman to be stoic.
/It took us one sentence, two looks, and a nod--with another woman it would have been at least five minutes of out-loud talking./
Because, again, women are all chatterboxes who can’t stop talking. Unlike Miss Perfect Anita here, who never shuts up about her guns, her “toughness,” other women, her boyfriends’ looks, etc.
/I spoke fluent guy/
Anita, get over yourself. That is one of the stupidest things you have ever said. “Fluent guy?” Wow, I’m amazed that colleges and high schools don't have courses on how to speak Man. Because men are a different race and a different species who speak a language that is entirely alien to the female mind, don’t you know?
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Date: 2013-12-14 03:11 am (UTC)Uh, no, it’s because you’re a trigger-happy lunatic who’s so obsessed with weapons that you bring them to a children’s dance recital.
/Anita says that's what date rapists say/
SAYS THE RAPIST.
/"Forcing someone to be a vampire against their will is rape and murder all rolled into one"/
But forcing someone to be a member of your harem, including underage boys, is just fine!
/It is so, so hilarious to me how she puts growing hair out on the same level as HEALING WOUNDS/
And it also illustrates how petty she is. She apparently made such a fuss about Jean-Claude’s hair that he used their power to grow his hair just to please Anita instead of doing something more useful like healing wounds.
/"I don't have a problem with you being the better man, Anita; I never have."/
Nobody would say that. Unless Zerbrowski is fully aware of how desperately Anita wants to be a member of the boys’ club and is just indulging her.
/that guy moment where you can't actually say how many emotions you've got running through your brain/
Because men never express their emotions EVER. Especially not in countries like Spain, Italy, Greece, etc. where men being physically and emotionally demonstrative is normal. Also, all women blab out their emotions. It’s why we have such terms like “ice queen” because it’s impossible for a woman to be stoic.
/It took us one sentence, two looks, and a nod--with another woman it would have been at least five minutes of out-loud talking./
Because, again, women are all chatterboxes who can’t stop talking. Unlike Miss Perfect Anita here, who never shuts up about her guns, her “toughness,” other women, her boyfriends’ looks, etc.
/I spoke fluent guy/
Anita, get over yourself. That is one of the stupidest things you have ever said. “Fluent guy?” Wow, I’m amazed that colleges and high schools don't have courses on how to speak Man. Because men are a different race and a different species who speak a language that is entirely alien to the female mind, don’t you know?