Bonebag wrote:
>decides to check out thread to see how its going
>notice large new post
>impressed by user initiative
I did not expect that. Libertine, way to engage CHALLENGE ACCEPTED mode.
>notice large new post
>impressed by user initiative
I did not expect that. Libertine, way to engage CHALLENGE ACCEPTED mode.
It was neat, to be honest. I just thought of some of my favorite authors/books, typed the name/title + "excerpt" into Google and viola. Copy/paste magic.
PenGryphon2007 wrote:
Great job, Libertine! 
Haha, that's funny how they turned out. Not what I would have expected, that's for sure!
Haha, that's funny how they turned out. Not what I would have expected, that's for sure!
EVERYONE'S MENZ. 'Cept Orwell. He's questionable.
I wonder...
Stephanie Meyer (Twilight) - Male/Weak Female
E. L. James (50 Shades of Grey) - Weak Male/Weak Male
Moving on.
Orson Scott Card (Ender's Game) - Weak Female/Weak Female
2nd Try - Female/Weak Male
Ray Bradbury (Fahrenheit 451) - Weak Male/Weak Male
Ken Kesey (One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest) - Weak Female/Weak Male
John Steinbeck (Of Mice and Men) - Weak Male/Weak Male
Richard Adams (Watership Down) - Male/Weak Male
Looks like the book about bunnies is the most masculine thing here.
I wonder...
Stephanie Meyer (Twilight) - Male/Weak Female
E. L. James (50 Shades of Grey) - Weak Male/Weak Male
Moving on.
Orson Scott Card (Ender's Game) - Weak Female/Weak Female
2nd Try - Female/Weak Male
Ray Bradbury (Fahrenheit 451) - Weak Male/Weak Male
Ken Kesey (One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest) - Weak Female/Weak Male
John Steinbeck (Of Mice and Men) - Weak Male/Weak Male
Richard Adams (Watership Down) - Male/Weak Male
Looks like the book about bunnies is the most masculine thing here.
Gotta remember Nova it's just writing style, and of course men would use a female like writing style more often if it is better for immersion. 
If they're not doing it purposely then they probably are just very good at writing.
If they're not doing it purposely then they probably are just very good at writing.
I stand by my bunny comment. Even though I've read that book and know better.
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