His stepfather.  If not his father, his priest.  If it's not his priest (Dr. Priest M.D.), it's his uncle (but only if they live in Georgia).  His mother was in the kitchen making a sandwich.

Well it demonstrates a prejudice if you start thinking along the lines of how he could have another father before you think the doctor could be female. It may be due to doctors usually being male historically, but nonetheless it is a sexist prejudice. Similar to the assumption that nurse = female.

MrBubbles is right.

Hey, is Wet worth owning?  I started to buy it way back when but the demo was a big turn off.  Is the game worth $15?

Exactly what I was thinking. What does it even prove, lol?

It's alright. It's kinda like a fine tuned Stranglehold, but with basic sword combat, clumsy platforming and the whole Tarantino thing going on (film grain, punk music, Kill Bill girl). It'd be worth $15, I played it and enjoyed it for $10, it has some really cool moments, but I can see plenty of people hating it. If you didn't like demo, then you most likely won't like the full game. Just wait until it hits $5.

In response to the question, I saw that episode of the Cosby Show and already heard the correct answer.

The trouble isn't that gamers are sexist, it's that most games are developed by men and for men. Does it really come as a surprise to anyone that so many female characters are bosomy, scantily clad and overly sexualized? If you give a group of men the tech to create a virtual woman, they'll usually create their ideal (anatomically improbable) woman.

The internet told me i'm sexist for liking Metroid: Other M

Female soldiers obeying their male commanding officers is sexist. Gotta love the internet, and G4.

It could be either his mom if his late father was straight or his other gay dad (presuming the late father was gay).

Really, there's not only one answer for this.