@newtboy

Look, man, I've been watching you dig your grave deeper with every post. I'm not really sure what you're not getting, given the patient explanations everyone has provided. No one is saying you can't want equality for all, but to get equality for all you have to start by helping groups that are clearly NOT equal in society achieve some level of equality.

Ergo, Feminists focus on helping women achieve equality. And let's be clear, when we say equality we're talking about achieving equality with white males, because they are the ones who historically and currently hold the privledged position in Western society.

So, your whole, "But what about men?" schtick is insulting to feminists precisely because men are already better off than women in most areas. Feminists have no obligation to make men's lives--particularly white men's lives--better than they already are. This is not to say white men have no problems or that in some areas (child custody comes to mind) they aren't at a disadvantage. And there are activist groups working towards improvement in these areas. But demanding that feminists work for men's issues shows a fundamental misunderstanding of what feminism is all about.

This reminds me of the whole recent Kit Harington flap, where Kit claimed Hollywood is "sexist" towards men and displayed a similar fundamental misunderstanding of what sexism is. His point was that male actors can be sexually objectified (he refered to being asked to take his shirt off on a photo shoot). But being occasionally objectified is no where near the same thing as the well documented actual sexism that goes on in Hollywood--vastly different paychecks for lead actressess compared to actors, the number and types of nude scenes actressess are asked to do compared to male actors, etc. No one is saying objectification (of either sex) isn't a problem but there's a much bigger problem for women (as usual) than there is for men and that's why there needs to be a group (feminists) advocating for women to tackle these larger problems before getting to the problem of Kit Harington's discomfort at disrobing for the camera.

>> ^deathcow:

I wonder if she is more likely to accept a nude/partially nude scene in a movie, now that everyone under the Sun has seen her.


I haven't.
I know I could just do a search and find the pic's--but....

I wonder if she is more likely to accept a nude/partially nude scene in a movie, now that everyone under the Sun has seen her.

*nsfw for nude scenes.

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12. Name five hot celebrities you wish to see nude.
I guess blankfist isn't really a celebrity yet...so: Scarlett Johansson, Monica Bellucci, Jaime Pressly, Paz Vega and there's just something about Elisabeth Shue.

Ummm... you are aware that, other than Scarlett Johansson, all of these actresses have done nude scenes? Monica Bellucci is practically naked more often than she is clothed. Unless you took the question to mean that you'd like to see them nude in person, but I don't think that was the intent.

A few points:

1. Nobody is doing any nude scene, especially not full frontal. Nobody wants to see computer nerds naked.
2. Kulpims is the resident fluffer, in case anybody just needs a pick-me-up.
3. It is not a romantic comedy, because we couldn't get Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan to resurrect their careers.
4. Blankfist is not allowed within 50 feet of Kulpims' mom, and he knows it. The law is the law.
5. Anybody with no vowels in their username will be killed off within the first ten seconds of their screen time, by a Vanna White impersonator.
6. There will be no bestiality, unless blankfist's mom wants a role. But let her know this isn't Beethoven 5, okay?
7. 90 percent of the people on this site will be extras, because I don't have a clue about most of you.
8. Nobody will be coming of age, coming out of the closet, coming clean or coming to grip with a deep-seated emotional problem. There will be no coming in this movie at all.

That is all for now.

KP is a slut.

Okay, now that is all.

As long as you can say "anal" at your work.

I could just plotz. I've worked in children's theatre and programming, and the children's theatre group are the raunchiest bunch I have ever worked with. I think you have to be to play characters that are so "out there."

I love Canada. Remember the guy on "The Doodlebops" who was also in a nude scene for the HBO show "Queer as Folk"? They could have cared less.