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 Grey Templar wrote:
image is broken, I am sad.

I got told to drag the broken link to a new tab.
Seems to work here, too.

 LordofHats wrote:

 Grey Templar wrote:
There should be a "not sure if dude" meme for Anime

There is an entire genre dedicated to trans-sexuality (granted its usually played for comedy).

Funny enough, when a girl is actually a boy, there's very little evidence of it and it's usually a surprise (both audience and usually the cast don't know about it), but when a girl is pretending to be a guy the audience spots it right away but the cast remains oblivious.

Stein's Gate is the most recent example I have.

This is a guy:

Never have the words "My penis is confused" been truer.

On Topic: I like the Google Chrome Biker Chick too. Not very "anime" like but hey, not bad. Anyone able to find out a Netscape one?

Indeed.

Example: Our very own beloved IS. It took me exactly 2 seconds to determine Charles was actually a girl. Despite her vanishing boobs whenever she was in disguise.

Yeah no they didn't hide that for more then about a pico second.

Seriously, they're pretty big. Yet they vanish when she's in disguise.

 Grey Templar wrote:
Indeed.

Example: Our very own beloved IS. It took me exactly 2 seconds to determine Charles was actually a girl. Despite her vanishing boobs whenever she was in disguise.

"Charles is a girl?" is now in my google search history... also I now know what IS is... I think...

 Alfndrate wrote:

 Grey Templar wrote:
Indeed.

Example: Our very own beloved IS. It took me exactly 2 seconds to determine Charles was actually a girl. Despite her vanishing boobs whenever she was in disguise.

"Charles is a girl?" is now in my google search history... also I now know what IS is... I think...

Most of my strange searches are Dakka's fault.

The rest are all me.

 Alfndrate wrote:

 Grey Templar wrote:
Indeed.

Example: Our very own beloved IS. It took me exactly 2 seconds to determine Charles was actually a girl. Despite her vanishing boobs whenever she was in disguise.

"Charles is a girl?" is now in my google search history... also I now know what IS is... I think...

Funny, I was sure you were in the Anime thread.

 Grey Templar wrote:

 Alfndrate wrote:

 Grey Templar wrote:
Indeed.

Example: Our very own beloved IS. It took me exactly 2 seconds to determine Charles was actually a girl. Despite her vanishing boobs whenever she was in disguise.

"Charles is a girl?" is now in my google search history... also I now know what IS is... I think...

Funny, I was sure you were in the Anime thread.

I was, and then I fell behind on the various animes I was watching

Shame on you. You must now go watch Infinite Stratos to redeem yourself.

It's all a huge embarrassment to people who actually have more than a passing interest in these things.

It's not that anime is some underground secret thing, but things that are related to it are, and people inevitably find out about these things by connecting the dots and ruin them for people who's entire lives revolve around them, who live off the happiness it gives them.

I lost my sense of shame long ago.

Here I was thinking that this was all just an allegory for Internet Explorer's struggle against Firefox.

No that would be more one of those old Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons, with IE as the incompetent villains of the piece

I found this hilariously ironic. Wtf was that energy shield supposed to be? A metaphor for IE's security features? I guess the robots were supposed to be viruses and hackers...

IE wouldn't have even had to fight the robots if she'd just been faster.

 AduroT wrote:

IE wouldn't have even had to fight the robots if she'd just been faster.

/thread

Hey, IE is trying. It's not IE's fault that she's coded by Microsoft who leaves more holes in their work than swiss cheese.

Shadow Captain Edithae wrote:
I found this hilariously ironic. Wtf was that energy shield supposed to be? A metaphor for IE's security features? I guess the robots were supposed to be viruses and hackers...

Look at them closely. They are clearly foxes.