PHD in D&D

SuperflyTNT wrote: rusty AF 1975 AMC Hornet sedan.

I'm more of a Pacer/Gremlin dude but I unironically think this is baller as fuck

stoic wrote: I spent a lot of time selecting the specific D&D image accompanying this post and no one even commented on it as an exemplar of toxic masculinity and gender exploitation.

What's the first image have to do with toxic masculinity? Male gaze? Yes. Toxic masculinity? I'm not really seeing it.

Either way, it's hot.

My dissertation was on the ways that students learn to write in networked computer classrooms. Thirteen years later we are deciding whether or not to substantially change our networked computer classrooms in the English department, and I get to QUOTE MY OWN RESEARCH. I'm so excited I may have to put on Depends ™

ufe20 wrote:

stoic wrote: I spent a lot of time selecting the specific D&D image accompanying this post and no one even commented on it as an exemplar of toxic masculinity and gender exploitation.

What's the first image have to do with toxic masculinity? Male gaze? Yes. Toxic masculinity? I'm not really seeing it.

Either way, it's hot.

Semen smells faintly of sodium hypochlorite. Toxic stuff.

So, jizz itself is toxic masculinity incarnate

Motorik wrote:

SuperflyTNT wrote: rusty AF 1975 AMC Hornet sedan.

I'm more of a Pacer/Gremlin dude but I unironically think this is baller as fuck

The Javelin in Netflix's A Series of Unfortunate Events is a dead ringer for my old buddy's, which makes me laugh even more when they're driving it in the show. That fucking thing once had the engine catch fire while parked in his driveway, and then was resurrected to run again with a big fucking scorch mark covering the entire hood.

My hornet caught fire on the way from Gilroy to San Jose in CA. It literally exploded. The ejecting piston shot out and dented the inside of the hood. All over a 10$ thermostat and my desire to not be on the road anymore.

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This was my car, but mine was rustier and I put resistor/loaded house loudspeakers in the trunk rocking gangster rap mixtapes and grunge

Not Sure wrote:

Motorik wrote:

SuperflyTNT wrote: rusty AF 1975 AMC Hornet sedan.

I'm more of a Pacer/Gremlin dude but I unironically think this is baller as fuck

The Javelin in Netflix's A Series of Unfortunate Events is a dead ringer for my old buddy's, which makes me laugh even more when they're driving it in the show. That fucking thing once had the engine catch fire while parked in his driveway, and then was resurrected to run again with a big fucking scorch mark covering the entire hood.

There's a Javelin in A Series of Unfortunate Events? I need to watch now. My Dad owned a 69 Javelin for years, sold it to a collector.

Sagrilarus wrote:

Not Sure wrote:

Motorik wrote:

SuperflyTNT wrote: rusty AF 1975 AMC Hornet sedan.

I'm more of a Pacer/Gremlin dude but I unironically think this is baller as fuck

The Javelin in Netflix's A Series of Unfortunate Events is a dead ringer for my old buddy's, which makes me laugh even more when they're driving it in the show. That fucking thing once had the engine catch fire while parked in his driveway, and then was resurrected to run again with a big fucking scorch mark covering the entire hood.

There's a Javelin in A Series of Unfortunate Events? I need to watch now. My Dad owned a 69 Javelin for years, sold it to a collector.

Well shit, I was wrong. It's actually a 1968 or 1969 Oldsmobile Toronado, which I just discovered while looking for a picture. The rear looks so similar it threw me off, and the grill is mostly missing so it has the same open-tooth stare.

You should watch it anyway, it's pretty well-done.