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Message no. 1
From: Hobbes Patrol Headquarters <TYGER@****.WINONA.MSUS.EDU>
Subject: Gender (more on that thread...)
Date: Tue, 26 Oct 1993 23:52:12 -0500
> I mean - The guys in my group are more often in the spotlight and I
>really don't play the women well. I am trying to get a little better at it.

I'm kinda reminded of a friend of mine. He has a friend who
is black, but he wasn't sure of what exactally was 'politically correct' to
call him. So he approached his friend with the question of what was the
'correct' way to refer to his race. His friend told him "How about 'human'?"

My point is that men and women aren't stereotypes. Granted, movies and TV
state otherwise, but people are people. The best female character / male
player I'd seen was played as a regular human being (Ok, she was elven.)

>Oh - I have met nice girls that like to Kill - well atleast be really nasty.

This may explain the female paintball players I'd seen (and the nicknames!
Hellfire, Rambette, Hellcat...).

Come to think of it, the women are usually nastier than the men! Yeesh!

-Tyger

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sit around and say things. Anything. Just to talk. Put forth views and
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-Luicifer
From "Virtual Realities"
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