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CHYUII on 13 May 2009
Garamond said:
I definitely think it's wrong to be humping your television over a video game character.

 

 

Where in the title did I say anything about humping the TV

LOL

TV's aren't sexy.

All I asked if its acceptable to think that the characters look good.



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The Ghost of RubangB on 13 May 2009

I think I actually humped my big screen when Audrey Horn was dancing on it.



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d21lewis on 13 May 2009

No worse than a painting of a beautiful woman. It's an artist's rendering of an image, and thus it is okay to get a boner from it.



Seraphic_Sixaxis on 13 May 2009

What the HELL @ the original post!? Eeekkk.

At anyrate, go Play SoulCalibur IV and have fun with the create a character mode. :P And throw some DOX2 in there for the hell of it.



outlawauron on 13 May 2009

I think the answer has been successfully answered.



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famousringo on 13 May 2009

It's wrong to objectify virtual people. Just because they're virtual, doesn't mean they aren't people, with dreams and aspirations of their own. They deserve your virtual respect.



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outlawauron on 13 May 2009
famousringo said:
It's wrong to objectify virtual people. Just because they're virtual, doesn't mean they aren't people, with dreams and aspirations of their own. They deserve your virtual respect.

Or what? They'll kill our virtual selves?



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dahuman on 13 May 2009

I appreciate them, but I don't get turned on by them.



famousringo on 13 May 2009
outlawauron said:
famousringo said:
It's wrong to objectify virtual people. Just because they're virtual, doesn't mean they aren't people, with dreams and aspirations of their own. They deserve your virtual respect.

Or what? They'll kill our virtual selves?

 

If you don't respect them, their virtual feelings might get hurt. But virtual violence is never the answer. The virtual person should have a frank conversation with you, and let you know that your disrespectful behavior hurts them and demeans their self-worth. All it takes is some virtual understanding and empathy.

You have to understand that virtual people don't exist just for your own selfish amusement!



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Mr Khan on 13 May 2009

Its only a natural human response. So long as it doesn't grow into something unhealthy, what's the problem?



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