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The last one is Bob trying to I guess pretend he knows anime and is with it with the news again. Seriously, what a retard.
Careercow Robert Chipman / Bob / Moviebob / "Movieblob" - Middle-Aged Consoomer, CWC with a Thesaurus, Ardent Male Feminist and Superior Futurist, the Twice-Fired, the Mario-Worshipper, publicly dismantled by Hot Dog Girl, now a diabetic
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I don’t know who the first character is, but Rule 34 of Tifa was played in a Zoom meeting of Italy’s parliament.
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Pfft if Batman were real life, then Jordan Peterson would make a great Alfred Pennyworth.
Who else would tell a young Bruce to clean his room?
Plus, his quotes really work for Batman. just put "Master Wayne or Master Bruce" in front of them.
Master Bruce,
"It is more difficult to rule yourself than to rule a city."
"Don't compare yourself with other people; compare yourself with who you were yesterday."
"If you don’t stand your ground, then all that happens is people push you backwards."
Bob just hates Batman, because the darkness of Batman can take attention away from his precious Marvel Cinematic Universe with its corniness and camp.
If Bob can't have his camp, then he has to face up to the fact he's 40 years old and zoomers can't relate to his 80s consumer childhood.
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That fucking twitter profile. I hate that mongo and creepy retard eyes
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Bob should stop telling randos that they're not people when he is a deformed clump of cells that don't meet the minimum requirements for sapience.
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Only he would think he's king shit enough to do that. Any sane individual would look at his takes and then look at his life and tilt their head in confusion or laugh uncontrollably.
If he didn't pretend to be smart about every single subject, he wouldn't be Bob Chipman.
I wonder which war Bob will ultimately focus on more until his (probably soon to come) dying day: the Console War or the Cape Shit War. The former comes more on and off now that Sega doesn't make consoles anymore, but that Mario movie will surely flare it up into a big one again soon enough. The latter has consistent skirmishes for him daily, but his passion for defending the MCU doesn't seem as high as it is when has to defend Bing Bing Wahoo. Only time will tell, but it's pathetic either way.
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Surviving COVID unharmed infuriates him, but a YouTuber making a "Luigi Wins by Doing Nothing" video probably is the height of comedy to him.
Bob's only consistency is his massive inconsistency of assigning blame.
Bob's only consistency is his massive inconsistency of assigning blame.
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God these are the most autistic things I've read all day. And I took a break from correcting papers this morningWhy is Bobby following an account called "master opener of women"?
If you think Bobby's answer is retarded, look at how his cronies respond.
Among his peers, Bobby is the smooth talker after all.
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holy shit dude
This made me laugh harder than anything in this thread in months.
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I love that the coof can simultaneously be a mild inconvenience but also nigh apocalyptic depending on who Bob is dunking on. Doublethink at its finest.2 year of mild inconvenience
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This shit will never not make me MATI. It's not him, you repugnant filth. It's a good chunk of the American population, your precious POCs included, that have suffered for no goddamned reason other than fat pieces of shit behind their keyboard and get paid to be there are all for those people getting fucked in the ass. You conveniently stick your head up your ass as the evidence becomes overwhelming that this was Faucci's fuck up and his cover up and it was done so because it was politically expedient. Again, real actual people have suffered for no goddamned reason. You would think Bob would be able to comprehend this but he has no ability to have empathy as he demonstrates time and time and time again.
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Your comorbidity, which he quoted and misspelled btw, is one hundred percent lifestyle. You gave yourself the beetus. You are overweight, despite your claims of seeing a doctor and nutritionist, still. Run from it all you want and I do recommend that you do as it's the only running you'll ever do.
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I, for the life of me, cannot understand what kind of brain damage someone has to have to be THIS dedicated to defending the Lord of Lynn and ONLY defending the Lord of Lynn.
No one's saying it's good retard. It's the equivalent of bad parents throwing on youtube kids for their kids and walking away instead of being parents. Remember? Those youtube vids that you use as a comparison whenever anyone points out that no one watches your videos?
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Tyler Freshcorn, real name Embarrassment, is the consoomer who lamented that he didn't buy the plushie of the thing with two butts from Shang-chi and it bothered him until he went back and bought it. I'll just refer back to an image I posted a few days ago.MovieRob strikes straight into the core of Bobby's delusions:
I can't wait for Bob or one of his merry men to get ahold of this image and run it into the ground by inappropriately using it. Do it Arkle! You pussy!
This is not the first time that he's used that clip of a man in a dog suit punching a man. He jizzed himself when he discovered it was on Disney+ in March of 2020, the start of the shutdown. He only talks about this one scene from it to the point where I think he only knows about this one scene, that or his autism only allows him to focus on this one thing.Dog punches man.
Someone in a zoom call with the Italian parliament streamed porn of Tifa and a shorter clip of some character from Genshin Impact.
I beg your pardon?
Link to the video itself which is NSFW
The first character is Lily something from the anime Zombie Land Saga. She's only important because someone in the British parliament used a meme that some rando sent her as an example of death threats or some malarkey.
Troons with dapper accents rejoiced. This was so effective and damaging to terfs and troon deniers everywhere that almost none of you have even heard of this faggotry. Allow this total real woman explain to you how the reanimated corpse of a child star is, in fact, trans because she has a comical butch name, that's only used for comedy, and she died because she freaked out and had a heart attack when she discovered that she had A facial hair.
The author who knows all to well about body dismorphia
Troon lesbian weeb. What a winning combination desu.
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by Alicia Haddick
I’m not sure the anime fandom has ever rallied around what a character represents in quite the way many fans rushed to celebrate Hoshikawa Lily’s trans identity upon its exploration in Zombieland Saga episode 8. It’s easy to see why: the show deftly and respectfully handle an episode which revealed that Lily was a trans child actor, when it’s incredibly rare to have positive trans representation front and center in any anime.
The storyline of the episode explores gender dysphoria in an easy-to-understand manner that attempts to represent how an unwanted physical change can be heavily distressing for trans people, sending a person spiraling into feelings of depression… or worse. All of this is handled wonderfully, making it easy for trans people and allies to rally around her as a symbol.
It’s just a shame the promotional material for Zombieland Saga is unable to offer Hoshikawa Lily the same level of respect fans share for her.
I’ll be honest here, I don’t want to write this article. I think Zombieland Saga is an inventive and enjoyable anime original that blends idol culture and preppy music with engaging characters that make it a joy. I can see how much the staff care for the show in every aspect of its production, while I’d like to think that my introduction to this piece showcases just how much Hoshikawa Lily means to me as a character. Yet there’s a dissonance between her portrayal in the anime and in promotional material that undermines the series’ positive representation.
Fan responses were jubilant when it was revealed that Hoshikawa Lily was trans in episode 8 of Zombieland Saga. The outpouring of fans in response to the episode was almost universally positive. It earned coverage from the streaming service showing the anime, Crunchyroll, and other places like the Daily Dot, while spawning major discussion on trans representation on anime to a level I hadn’t seen before.
The response on Japanese social media was admittedly more muted, but in general, fans were discussing Hoshikawa Lily’s trans identity, and responding to how trans anime fans internationally had reacted to the episode, mostly in a positive manner. It also prompted discussions on TERF rhetoric that has run rampant in UK politics and media following an edit of her character being displayed during a debate in the UK parliament, later being referenced by Japanese Twitter users when discussion of JK Rowling’s comments reached Japanese audiences.
Her trans status has never been something the staff has outright come out publicly to confirm in interviews, but this is undeniably a positive thing, right? Right?
The fact that Lily doesn’t outright say she is transgender, even if her portrayal within the show easily suggests as much, has turned a vocal minority of anime fans into contrarians regarding her trans status. And yet the production committee’s efforts to validate her identity fall woefully short, giving these claims unfortunate weight.
In celebration of the announcement of season 2, Animage ran a cover feature about the anime, featuring an introduction to the series, long interviews, and coverage of the live concert where the news was broken. Such an in-depth feature is typically created with a level of production approval given the content featured in the magazine. In this magazine, Lily is referred to as male.
Not only that, they celebrate her dead name (a name no longer used by a trans person due to its relation to a past identity, with the name typically seen as offensive to use to refer to such a person). The magazine makes a point to state that she is ‘actually a boy’, and that her ‘real name’ is a ‘strong, manly name’.
It’s not the only instance of this, either. In an interview relating to the Dempagumi Inc collaboration with Zombieland Saga, they also reference Hoshikawa Lily’s ‘surprising real name’, not allowing her to simply exist as Lily, while other PR representations of the character have similar comments.
Suddenly, her ‘real name’ and ‘surprising identity’ isn’t a part of who she is; it’s a selling point reliant on shock factor.
As mentioned, the actual content of the episode is more than supportive of the possibility that Hoshikawa Lily is trans. From her dysphoria, her death being a result of shock from her changing body, alongside the assertion that ‘Lily is Lily’, these all support the argument that Lily is a trans girl living in an identity she feels most comfortable with. The show doesn’t shift her character to refer to her being a ‘former boy’ in later episodes, either, as Lily chooses to continue her life as a girl by saying goodbye to her father with a song.
From a cynical perspective, you could argue that this is a case of wanting to have your cake and eat it. Transgender issues in Japan suffer most heavily from a lack of visibility and understanding, making it a risk to create media centering on this topic. Even as media success stories like the movie Midnight Swan show public support for seeing more trans stories, they may see it as too much of a risk to discuss the issue.
But such a direction is an injustice to the character. It takes nothing away from the strength of episode 8 of Zombieland Saga, but the production committee actively undermines who Lily is by not addressing comments related to her trans identity and by regularly emphasizing the idea she is ‘fooling’ audiences with a different name and appearance.
Of course, season 2 of the anime is just around the corner, and it could address these concerns by further exploring Lily’s identity in the context of Japan’s growing trans rights movement and the positive international reception.
Or it may not.
As it stands, as much as Hoshikawa Lily can be seen as inspiring by fans, she can’t be a trans icon until the show embraces and celebrates this part of who she is. The publicity surrounding her is a reminder of the hurdles trans people face, not a symbol of trans liberation.
Zombieland Saga is available for streaming on Crunchyroll.
They didn't get captured but there are a total of FOUR tweets that he uses as proof of his claims of support. The first two are from American troons and the two from Japan. The two in Japanese have a total of 18 likes between them which is pretty good for a grass roots movement that doesn't exist.
Troon lesbian weeb. What a winning combination desu.
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Hoshikawa Lily Can’t Be an Anime Trans Icon Until She’s Allowed to Be
25 February 2021 7:34 amby Alicia Haddick
I’m not sure the anime fandom has ever rallied around what a character represents in quite the way many fans rushed to celebrate Hoshikawa Lily’s trans identity upon its exploration in Zombieland Saga episode 8. It’s easy to see why: the show deftly and respectfully handle an episode which revealed that Lily was a trans child actor, when it’s incredibly rare to have positive trans representation front and center in any anime.
The storyline of the episode explores gender dysphoria in an easy-to-understand manner that attempts to represent how an unwanted physical change can be heavily distressing for trans people, sending a person spiraling into feelings of depression… or worse. All of this is handled wonderfully, making it easy for trans people and allies to rally around her as a symbol.
It’s just a shame the promotional material for Zombieland Saga is unable to offer Hoshikawa Lily the same level of respect fans share for her.
Is Hoshikawa Lily Transgender? Yes. However…
I’ll be honest here, I don’t want to write this article. I think Zombieland Saga is an inventive and enjoyable anime original that blends idol culture and preppy music with engaging characters that make it a joy. I can see how much the staff care for the show in every aspect of its production, while I’d like to think that my introduction to this piece showcases just how much Hoshikawa Lily means to me as a character. Yet there’s a dissonance between her portrayal in the anime and in promotional material that undermines the series’ positive representation.
Fan responses were jubilant when it was revealed that Hoshikawa Lily was trans in episode 8 of Zombieland Saga. The outpouring of fans in response to the episode was almost universally positive. It earned coverage from the streaming service showing the anime, Crunchyroll, and other places like the Daily Dot, while spawning major discussion on trans representation on anime to a level I hadn’t seen before.
The response on Japanese social media was admittedly more muted, but in general, fans were discussing Hoshikawa Lily’s trans identity, and responding to how trans anime fans internationally had reacted to the episode, mostly in a positive manner. It also prompted discussions on TERF rhetoric that has run rampant in UK politics and media following an edit of her character being displayed during a debate in the UK parliament, later being referenced by Japanese Twitter users when discussion of JK Rowling’s comments reached Japanese audiences.
Her trans status has never been something the staff has outright come out publicly to confirm in interviews, but this is undeniably a positive thing, right? Right?
The fact that Lily doesn’t outright say she is transgender, even if her portrayal within the show easily suggests as much, has turned a vocal minority of anime fans into contrarians regarding her trans status. And yet the production committee’s efforts to validate her identity fall woefully short, giving these claims unfortunate weight.
In celebration of the announcement of season 2, Animage ran a cover feature about the anime, featuring an introduction to the series, long interviews, and coverage of the live concert where the news was broken. Such an in-depth feature is typically created with a level of production approval given the content featured in the magazine. In this magazine, Lily is referred to as male.
Not only that, they celebrate her dead name (a name no longer used by a trans person due to its relation to a past identity, with the name typically seen as offensive to use to refer to such a person). The magazine makes a point to state that she is ‘actually a boy’, and that her ‘real name’ is a ‘strong, manly name’.
It’s not the only instance of this, either. In an interview relating to the Dempagumi Inc collaboration with Zombieland Saga, they also reference Hoshikawa Lily’s ‘surprising real name’, not allowing her to simply exist as Lily, while other PR representations of the character have similar comments.
Suddenly, her ‘real name’ and ‘surprising identity’ isn’t a part of who she is; it’s a selling point reliant on shock factor.
A Positive Fan Response, Undermined
So which argument stands up stronger? The fan interpretation, supported by outlets covering the series including the official English streaming partner, Crunchyroll? Or the production committee, which makes no reference to the trans identity of the character and even goes as far as to use her dead name as a selling point? I think the argument is a little more complex than simply stating that ‘the team behind the series have decided in promotional materials that she isn’t transgender’.As mentioned, the actual content of the episode is more than supportive of the possibility that Hoshikawa Lily is trans. From her dysphoria, her death being a result of shock from her changing body, alongside the assertion that ‘Lily is Lily’, these all support the argument that Lily is a trans girl living in an identity she feels most comfortable with. The show doesn’t shift her character to refer to her being a ‘former boy’ in later episodes, either, as Lily chooses to continue her life as a girl by saying goodbye to her father with a song.
From a cynical perspective, you could argue that this is a case of wanting to have your cake and eat it. Transgender issues in Japan suffer most heavily from a lack of visibility and understanding, making it a risk to create media centering on this topic. Even as media success stories like the movie Midnight Swan show public support for seeing more trans stories, they may see it as too much of a risk to discuss the issue.
But such a direction is an injustice to the character. It takes nothing away from the strength of episode 8 of Zombieland Saga, but the production committee actively undermines who Lily is by not addressing comments related to her trans identity and by regularly emphasizing the idea she is ‘fooling’ audiences with a different name and appearance.
Of course, season 2 of the anime is just around the corner, and it could address these concerns by further exploring Lily’s identity in the context of Japan’s growing trans rights movement and the positive international reception.
Or it may not.
As it stands, as much as Hoshikawa Lily can be seen as inspiring by fans, she can’t be a trans icon until the show embraces and celebrates this part of who she is. The publicity surrounding her is a reminder of the hurdles trans people face, not a symbol of trans liberation.
Zombieland Saga is available for streaming on Crunchyroll.
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I'll be fucked if I can find it, but their father, Peter, had a passing resemblance to Dave Foley, which cracks me the fuck up.
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No. Is that really Bert? Did the patriarch of the Chipman clan, Bert Chipman, really have a soylent grin? I do not know what to think of that.
"Zero plus zero equals FAG!"
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Oh yeah, it's him. Peter, not Bert. Has Bob or Chris referred to him as Bert? Might be a nickname.
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No I made that up wholesale as a joke some months back and never bothered to learn his actual name because I gradually stopped caring about caring about Pa. Bob and lesser brother weren't formed in a vacuum and they had to learn their repugnancy from somewhere and if they didn't learn it from Pa then they sure as hell didn't learn anything to counter that from him.Oh yeah, it's him. Peter, not Bert. Has Bob or Chris referred to him as Bert? Might be a nickname.
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Some local Boston area mothers tried Bob's method of coping in the real world and got a NYT article/photoshoot out of it:
Bob's "actually new" idea isn't new either. The comics have long dealt with the notion that Batman's war on crime creates his rogue gallery. In Nolan's The Dark Knight the Joker all but says this is the truth of the Nolanverse, that by bringing down the mobsters Batman created the conditions to allow the Joker to appear, finish the job, and usher in a new class of criminal with Two Face being just the first of these. (Burton's Joker does and says roughly the same thing!) In the comics, and somewhat less but still so in the Nolanverse, Bane sets out to target Batman because of his success at defeating everything else that has come his way in Gotham including "the freaks" which Bane places (and often proves) himself far above as a foe. And Bane's not the only one who has decided things along these lines, every major new villain that has come along more or less has considered the Gotham conditions that Batman has created conducive to their plans. In R.I.P. the Joker places his "bet" against The Black Hand because they very specifically are doing this and he considers their hubris in assuming they have won at the first success of their plan to be massively ignorant about Gotham and Batman and the extended Bat family.
Just admit you hate Batman most of the time and how most people view it, Bob, it's not wrong to do so! I'm not a Nolan fan, I thought TDK was only alright, I think TDKR starts off pretty great but then goes epically downhill into total disaster. I thought everything about Batfleck was also going to be a disaster until I actually saw BvS and wound up loving that part (and Diana) of the otherwise not so great movie. This upcoming movie wasn't looking so great to me but the last trailer actually caught my interest by showing Batman's world existing within a larger Gotham he has yet to influence. (Something that kept me following the admittingly pretty stupid Gotham for the entire run.) Just relax and stop huffing your own farts about Batman being some kind of Republican plot you've been on since at least 2012.
It's a bit of a Twitter meme to quote these and do joke replies for "openers", but of course Bob is not only bad at this but he already used this same exact line involving an earlier instance of this. One of these (Mickey) was alright, the others are just way too wordy like Bob's.
Bob wouldn't know not speaking to any women, but the "women's bathrooms are usually cleaner" is such a myth that needs to die. Women's bathrooms are worse than men's arguably because men can piss in a urinal and leave even if they're incompetent. Women's bathrooms are often somehow like men's stalls times ten. Even if I hadn't been in women's bathrooms to see it first hand (FOR ENTIRELY LEGITIMATE AND LEGAL REASONS I ASSURE YOU) I've heard more than enough women themselves complain about it.
Bob's been whining about this for months, but here's the thing, if The Batman does not treat the Waynes as potentially corrupt all of Bob's Twitter idols will attack it as billionaire propaganda and so on. The way the comics always get around this, which contrary to Bob's imagination did not start with the Court of Owls storyline which barely had anything to do with this (Morrison's R.I.P. storyline spent far far more time on this, as did the far more famous Hush, as did Scott Snyder's later storylines including Eternal and that's just ones in the recent decade), is that some thing comes out that's bad about the Waynes and the villain gets it into the media which tars the Wayne name but Batman discovers it to be false but he can't undo the damage from the media attention except to continue his efforts both publicly as Bruce Wayne and as Batman.
Bob's "actually new" idea isn't new either. The comics have long dealt with the notion that Batman's war on crime creates his rogue gallery. In Nolan's The Dark Knight the Joker all but says this is the truth of the Nolanverse, that by bringing down the mobsters Batman created the conditions to allow the Joker to appear, finish the job, and usher in a new class of criminal with Two Face being just the first of these. (Burton's Joker does and says roughly the same thing!) In the comics, and somewhat less but still so in the Nolanverse, Bane sets out to target Batman because of his success at defeating everything else that has come his way in Gotham including "the freaks" which Bane places (and often proves) himself far above as a foe. And Bane's not the only one who has decided things along these lines, every major new villain that has come along more or less has considered the Gotham conditions that Batman has created conducive to their plans. In R.I.P. the Joker places his "bet" against The Black Hand because they very specifically are doing this and he considers their hubris in assuming they have won at the first success of their plan to be massively ignorant about Gotham and Batman and the extended Bat family.
Just admit you hate Batman most of the time and how most people view it, Bob, it's not wrong to do so! I'm not a Nolan fan, I thought TDK was only alright, I think TDKR starts off pretty great but then goes epically downhill into total disaster. I thought everything about Batfleck was also going to be a disaster until I actually saw BvS and wound up loving that part (and Diana) of the otherwise not so great movie. This upcoming movie wasn't looking so great to me but the last trailer actually caught my interest by showing Batman's world existing within a larger Gotham he has yet to influence. (Something that kept me following the admittingly pretty stupid Gotham for the entire run.) Just relax and stop huffing your own farts about Batman being some kind of Republican plot you've been on since at least 2012.
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In this situation I tend to whip out my dicks. All three of them. I may inadvertently damage the ship.
Why is Bobby following an account called "master opener of women"?
If you think Bobby's answer is retarded, look at how his cronies respond.
( Recently Bob's been retweeting "Suddenly, tits. But obstacle! What do?" posts so either it's a meme amongst a particularly sad bunch of people or he's actively seeking out these things. And if I'm going to be dragged into a tour of his fantasies I'll be damned if I'm going to take the route of Bob and his orbiters which seems to be "Smug up a reply as if it put myself above the tits I'm drooling over." At least, by admitting to a heterosexual sex drive, I'm being more honest than they are. )
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Hey y'all remember how sometime last year Bob was getting on the band wagon with a bunch of technicolor haired and angry Canucks after the finding of a mass grave of Indian children at some church school?
It's such bullshit that it even made the hoax hate section of my favorite political stream!
It's like anthropological Jussie Smolet in here. Plus the one who reported the mass grave of poor, sweet indigenous children was a woman so it makes sense that everyone listened and believed.
It's like anthropological Jussie Smolet in here. Plus the one who reported the mass grave of poor, sweet indigenous children was a woman so it makes sense that everyone listened and believed.
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