Quote: "John Romero's a designer not a programmer, you damn crazo! "
Yeah, the nerve of id software to code his name into the credits as a programmer on Wolfenstien 3D, Doom and Quake!
Someone should complain :p
Well anyways, Romero only seems to have that 'charm' about him when he has long hair. I reckons it's probably the whole indian (native american :p) look that's the appeal or something. He looks truely fightening atm with short hair. That said his kid has hit those difficult years... ya know when they're still living there dependantly. So he looks like hell a lot of the time.
Bet Carmack hasn't been getting much sleep as of late, though being a strange little coder I doubt it makes much of a difference to his usual schedual. heh
As far as the original posters 'feminist' thing goes.. I hope you realise that a Feminist is actually someone who is Pro-Female; as in 'men are scum' type card carrying dykes girls. I think what your probably meaning is Metrosexual.
I'm comfortable to a degree with stuff like that. I mean as far as pink clothes go.. doesn't bother me much, now if it was a frilly pink thing then yeah I'd probably start having some serious reservations about it.
Same goes for like the greeting/goodbye hugs with blokes. A short pat on the back type hug is alright; if you can't get the guy to let go, that's when things start getting creepy.
There's nothing particularly feminine about kissing a guy, sorry but I've had girls try and claim 'I'm not gay but I kiss other girls'.. yeah unless you doing it as the french sign of greeting then sorry your gay even if just a little bit. Generally counteries that have it as a greeting you will only get it because they are trying to show that you are being welcomed, or because you are close. They don't go around the streets to strangers doing it.
Even then there is a huge differents between a kiss-off, a peck and a kiss. I mean maybe I'm a tad on the old fashion and reserved side with all of this; but I see there being destinctions.
I mean if you have a kid, kissing them on the forhead is a sign of comfort. On the lips is a case for child services. That just how I see it though. As I said maybe I'm not as enlightened as some other of the more female guys; but just gives me the creeps.
