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Off Topic / Re: Hurricane Milton
« on: Today at 04:41:16 PM »the eye is going over meEast coast, I hope? If you're west coast you need to loving leave bro
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Off Topic / Re: Hurricane Milton
« on: Today at 10:23:28 AM »bye tampaBye Clearwater. It's next to Tampa and filled with Scientologists. Maybe Xenu's had enough of their stuff for once.
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Off Topic / Hurricane Milton
« on: Yesterday at 03:08:37 PM »
Another big hurricane after Florida had already dealt with one less than two weeks ago. Cat 5! That used to mean something! If every damned hurricane is category five, then none of them are!
Anyway, I'm in Brevard County, and the eye of the storm might pass over us directly. Wish this richard-girl cartoon lover some luck please! o7
Anyway, I'm in Brevard County, and the eye of the storm might pass over us directly. Wish this richard-girl cartoon lover some luck please! o7
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Off Topic / Re: Tropical Storm Helena
« on: October 02, 2024, 08:26:01 PM »
An ultra-pure quartz mine has been flooded. This will affect the semi-conductor industry.
https://www.wired.com/story/hurricane-helene-shockwaves-semiconductor-industry-microchips-spruce-pine-north-carolina-sand-high-quality-quartz/?utm_source=pocket-newtab-en-us
https://www.wired.com/story/hurricane-helene-shockwaves-semiconductor-industry-microchips-spruce-pine-north-carolina-sand-high-quality-quartz/?utm_source=pocket-newtab-en-us
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Off Topic / Re: The Chronology of the Blockland Forums
« on: October 02, 2024, 05:51:32 PM »JD's Dad: DEADOh damn that is really loving funny.
It was really forgeted up, but looking back genuinely hilarious lmao
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Off Topic / Re: Tropical Storm Helena
« on: September 28, 2024, 10:49:31 PM »
I live on the east coast of Florida, and it completely missed me. My area hasn't been bothered by any hurricanes since Irma.
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Off Topic / Re: a poll for futanari enjoyers
« on: September 28, 2024, 08:31:53 PM »reading this thread logged out with the auto-censor gave me a strokebest laugh i've had all week, holy stuff that's good
loving "richardgirl cartoons"
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Off Topic / Re: a poll for futanari enjoyers
« on: August 31, 2024, 07:29:36 PM »I actually did get in a car accident recently. I was in the passenger side and my friend who was driving didn't stop at a stop sign and got T-boned, with the car hitting my door. It hurt
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Off Topic / Re: a poll for futanari enjoyers
« on: August 31, 2024, 10:51:31 AM »I'm glad that whenever I visit the forums there will always be a deep, thought provoking thread despite the decline in user activity.Took a few days to get the balls rolling but it is now!
B: scrotoplasty can go in the labia majora. phalloplasty either replaces+extends the clitoris or goes above it as a separate new organ.I think I've seen only one img of a girl getting her rooster & her clit sucked by two different people. Also, I've never heard of those names before, that's pretty neat!
But on that note, as a response to the third poll option, i doubt any trans-women would take too kindly to being called a 'futanari', as that's just degrading and objectifying their bodyThat's why I wrote "trans girls?" because it's not always supposed to be, but when people draw trans girls in hentai, they just draw a normal girl with a richard and balls. When someone draws a futanari without a vagina, it's just a normal girl with a richard and balls. So any images of the two get posted to the same place to mostly the same crowd. That's where some of this annoyance and frustration with language comes from. An artist that makes trans girls, and doesn't explicitly say that they're trans in whatever image or video they make, will get futanari enjoyers in their audience, which will annoy the artist. An artist that makes futa without pussies but doesn't explicitly say that they're not trans will get Tgirl enjoyers in the audience, likely annoying that artist as well.
Maybe just leave that term with your goon material and not to use in reference to any sort of individual
Do you see where I'm coming from? It's not that these two crowds want to be bothering each other, but they always end up mixing anyway. Up until they try to do some "fan purge" which is always okay for Tgirl artists to do to futa fans, but never okay for futa artists to do to Tgirl fans.
no balls, two richardsThat's how a lot of people draw their scaley characters if they're snakes or snake-like, male or futa.
that'll be a surprise
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Off Topic / a poll for futanari enjoyers
« on: August 27, 2024, 12:21:32 PM »
(There's no kids on this forum anymore, right?)
There's been some drama I've witnessed across the web when it comes to futanari hentai, or richardgirl cartoons, or whatever you'd like to call it. Mostly from westerners, I feel I should mention. But there's controversy around people who consume this research, people who draw it, and what names people use for it. Discounting that it's a 'weird' and 'impossible' special interest most of the time, enjoyed by lots of people that consider themselves straight (whether it is or isn't is up for debate), the most hate I see is about the language used to describe it. (Yes, I'm aware I'm talking about a vocal minority, and most people don't care, but they're annoying to me so I'm gonna talk about them.)
Some people will argue that the concept of "futanari" or "richardgirls" is sensible. I figure this comes from the word "shemale" falling out of use relatively recently, as it was mostly used to either disparage transwomen or serve as a category of research. The latter is true of the words "futanari" and "richardgirls," obviously. I can get disliking those words if you are trans, or have a lot of trans friends you're close with. They might feel that it's loveualizing them to a crowd of chasers, or belittling their struggles in some way (feel free to correct me). What I don't get is why some of them hate the word "hermaphrodite" when used in a human context. I guess it could be used as a slur, but it also serves as a scientific term for an organism with fully functional male and female parts, separate from the variety of interlove disorders. I guess it might just be ignorance that hermaphroditism and interloveuality is not the same thing.
Some of those people that have issue with the language to describe this sort of research also have an issue with its depiction. Specifically, depicting anyone with a richard and pusillanimous individual. For some people, if it's not "true to the trans experience", then it shouldn't exist. I'm not sure what to say about this, besides that it's usually not at all meant to be about the trans experience. From my knowledge at least, the vast majority of media where hermaphrodites exist is research. Rarely, they exist outside of a research context as cool aliens, weird angels or demons, or speculative sci-fi guesstimating what humans would be modifying themselves into. In that last one, to me it feels less like it's about the 'transgender experience' (though technically it is), but more about the overall 'transhuman experience'.
tl;dr - haters gonna hate, antis gonna anti, and i like hermaphrodites in research and as a scientific concept
What kinds of futa do YOU like, and why? What tropes do you dislike about it? Personally, I wish more people would draw futas with normal-sized richards instead of super huge ones the size of their torso.
There's been some drama I've witnessed across the web when it comes to futanari hentai, or richardgirl cartoons, or whatever you'd like to call it. Mostly from westerners, I feel I should mention. But there's controversy around people who consume this research, people who draw it, and what names people use for it. Discounting that it's a 'weird' and 'impossible' special interest most of the time, enjoyed by lots of people that consider themselves straight (whether it is or isn't is up for debate), the most hate I see is about the language used to describe it. (Yes, I'm aware I'm talking about a vocal minority, and most people don't care, but they're annoying to me so I'm gonna talk about them.)
Some people will argue that the concept of "futanari" or "richardgirls" is sensible. I figure this comes from the word "shemale" falling out of use relatively recently, as it was mostly used to either disparage transwomen or serve as a category of research. The latter is true of the words "futanari" and "richardgirls," obviously. I can get disliking those words if you are trans, or have a lot of trans friends you're close with. They might feel that it's loveualizing them to a crowd of chasers, or belittling their struggles in some way (feel free to correct me). What I don't get is why some of them hate the word "hermaphrodite" when used in a human context. I guess it could be used as a slur, but it also serves as a scientific term for an organism with fully functional male and female parts, separate from the variety of interlove disorders. I guess it might just be ignorance that hermaphroditism and interloveuality is not the same thing.
Some of those people that have issue with the language to describe this sort of research also have an issue with its depiction. Specifically, depicting anyone with a richard and pusillanimous individual. For some people, if it's not "true to the trans experience", then it shouldn't exist. I'm not sure what to say about this, besides that it's usually not at all meant to be about the trans experience. From my knowledge at least, the vast majority of media where hermaphrodites exist is research. Rarely, they exist outside of a research context as cool aliens, weird angels or demons, or speculative sci-fi guesstimating what humans would be modifying themselves into. In that last one, to me it feels less like it's about the 'transgender experience' (though technically it is), but more about the overall 'transhuman experience'.
tl;dr - haters gonna hate, antis gonna anti, and i like hermaphrodites in research and as a scientific concept
What kinds of futa do YOU like, and why? What tropes do you dislike about it? Personally, I wish more people would draw futas with normal-sized richards instead of super huge ones the size of their torso.
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Add-Ons / Re: [Vehicle] Ibishu Pigeon
« on: August 13, 2024, 08:40:42 PM »It seats four peopleI misread that as "it eats four people"
