>>13753

Which is why I made it a generality.

I've found that women with smaller breasts are generally more pretty because you are not drawn to their breasts and notice that they have a pretty face. Or, in some people's case, you don't bother to look because they don't have what is apparently more 'important' to a lot of people than a face. They just think 'small breasts? Must be unattractive and sexually useless.' I really wish I made that last sentence up, but it's sadly true.

>>13894

What about slightly figured women with ugly faces?

>>13896
They... erm... are yet to blossom. Or something.

I honestly think the mice you're drawing look more like ACTUAL cats. The narrowish face and cleft upper lip makes me think cat.

>>13951

You haven't noticed in "Original Life" how every character has the same facial expressions, heads face the same directions, mouths look like pentagons, paws have deformed into mittens, people speak into mugs and Fisk and Liz seem to have been getting younger? Nice.

>>13927
This page bugs me so much, especially panel 3; it looks like Fisk is very surprised by the side of Elizabeth's head.

>>13960
don't forget the stump feet in http://www.furaffinity.net/view/3575153

You know, this whole episode completely ignores that religions, along with "LOL BLIND FAITH" also teach something called ethics and a way to live.

Granted, many people utterly misinterpret/abuse/ignore it the message, but you don't even NEED the blind faith to follow the philosophy or the teachings themselves. For instance, you can believe Jesus was just some guy - not the son of God - and STILL think he had some good advice about treating the poor and follow his advice.

>>13917

I find it mildy amusing that mangod and demonspawn can have a casual conversation while breathing and running at the same time. Apparently Naylor has never gone for a jog other than to the toilet to shit out this crap.

...sigh...just when I start to get that tiny little flicker of hope that I won't be condescended towards for once...

My two cents, adjusted for inflation: religion, as I've come to understand it, was created to comfort the people who had no control or understanding of their world--it was an answer to many questions no could generate on their own, hence why science has displaced it in the minds of many. To say that it's somehow bad because it brings comfort is really missing a large amount of the point, and that's not even getting into how many religions provide good (though sometimes overwrought or questionable) rules for just living life...

I may be an atheist, but saying "it's wrong because it makes you feel good" is just ignorant and short-sighted. And let me tell you what, living in uncertainty is a far sight less pleasant than the alternative.

I'm an atheist but think religion has a place as long as that is really only "be kind to each other." I hate when people feel they are better then everyone else and know better then then everyone else because of their religion. As Gandhi once said "I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ."

>>13908

considering that her mother looked younger than her a few pages ago - i think its just purely random

>>13904
It's just so damn fun to get a proxy and say something stupid.

>>13804

Unfair comparison. Strongbad is actually amusing.

>>13688
No, for a moment I really thought he was sleeping with Janie.

>>13911

You're saying that as if that is an absolutely terrible thing.

It also means nobody can do their own little censorship campaign.

>>13911
>>13913

Gotta agree here. The pros outweigh the cons.

>>13913
But now if new things come up that we feel should be noted, we can't do anything.

Edit page still comes up for me :\
Though I didn't actually try and edit anything so maybe the block is when you try to submit the edit.

>>13793

how? if naylor wants more foreskin, why would he then draw less?

FATHER! THE SLEEPER HAS AWAKENED!!!

>>13778

IDK In my opinion Naylor never knew how to draw foreskin 'right' but he does it much better now. A good example of drawing foreskin 'right' is Onta's stuff.

>>13778
I've just noticed how awful those nails are.

>>13530
>>I agree, drawing dick does not automatically make him gay.

I think our argument's usually been not that he draws dick, but that he seems to devote about fifty times the time and attention to drawing dick as anything else. A picture can be sketchy, near-cartoonish, simple and so on, and then you've got this near-photorealistic dick on it like it was photoshopped in there.

>>13609

Fucking' egg-xactly. His cocks are hella meticulous. It's like if Michelangelo's David was all featureless like a Cocoon alien or Odo but had a ten inch wang and a spotlight on said wang. We would have questions...

>>13438
>if its the stuff with matt sherer of BDK fame, then it was just online RP... creepy brother/sister incest RP between two grown unrelated men, but none the less

Oh wow, I never actually thought about the background behind it all. That explains some things.

>>13774

That image. It moves me. Deeply.

>>13808
Okay, that weasel-y guy? Yeah. That is NOT a weasel. I drew like that when I was NINE. And no-one knew EXACTLY what it was. And fuck, I don't even know what it is.

>>13857
Glad I'm not the only person who immediately thought of that character when I saw his pic.

>>13857

The hip makes me sad.

>>13808

Lol it wouldn't even be so bad if Hunter wasn't already a really generic easy to draw dog design. From a simple Warner Brothers cartoon.

>>13269
>mediamatters

>>13270 Facepalm should in reality go to anyone that is regurgitating the talking points from Fox news. But you know what they say about reality and its bias...

(And nothing of value was lost.)

And still here Sechs/Sage. Banhammer is about as useless as your continued existence that only serves of depriving others of needed air. If only your mother really went with her second option and aborted you.

(And nothing of value was lost.)

>>13785

Wow, you came back under a different IP address/Proxy and continued to post. Hell, you even gloated about it. You sure showed them.

>>13501

I think this is because the variety of Objectivism Naylor follows has little to do with Ayn Rand's philosophy and everything to do with her fiction novels.

And yeah, I know that the novels were basically her way of spreading said philosophy, but I do think there's a difference between... we'll call them Economic Objectivism, Philosophical Objectivism, and Novel Objectivism.

The first two are basically just ideas and principles based on ways of doing business and what you should do. Sometimes wacky, sometimes baffling, but just like any philosophy or economic style not without its benefits or attractions (on paper anyway).

Novel Objectivism isn't about practicing economic OR philosophical Objectivism, but rather about trying to be (or more likely imagining yourself as) one of the heroes of Rand's novels. It's not about ideals, it's about trying to model yourself after a fictional character. I think Rand was trying to get people in the door of Objectivism with the novels, only to hit a sizable portion of people that stepped onto the doorstep and said "Hey, this is nice, think I'll just stay right here."

It's, say... the difference between looking at Captain America and being inspired to live your life by the patriotic values he stands for and that you should attempt to be an example to others, and looking at Captain America and being inspired to work out, take steroids, dye your hair blond, and run around telling everyone what to do because you're obviously the leader.

>>13505

interesting deconstruction

>>13442 You just didn't have teh right things> Cooking pots, vaccumm, protection (I'd imagine). You know, women stuff.

>>13518
>>protection

... That brings to mind questions I could ask but I don't think I should or will.