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July 19, 2014

They're gaslighting anons, particularly the one claiming "our side."

Ah. Okay.



Well, that’s kinda funny, I guess. :)

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Published on July 19, 2014 08:38

Okay. About "Neckbeards."

Suddenly I was getting all these DMs about calling people “Neckbeards,” which is a phrase I have never used in my life. I couldn’t figure it out.



So I went back, and sure enough, a panel of a Wonder Woman comic I wrote, which I retweeted FOR THE PANEL, was retweeted by someone else entirely first, in a caption I didn’t read. If you go look, you will see I am not the tumblr who posted about “neckbeards.”





First, I don’t make fun of people for their appearance, and second, I am not even positive what a “neckbeard” is.



I should have read the comment before retweeting, but the people upset maybe could have read to see who actually MADE the comment. As you can see, it wasn’t me.

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Published on July 19, 2014 08:36

Gail that's body shaming. Seriously calling people neckbeards? You're better than that

What the fuck is going on here? Who did I call a neckbeard? I have never used that phrase in my entire life.

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Published on July 19, 2014 08:29

I really wish we could retire 'neckbeard'. Making fun of someone's appearance makes our side look hypocritical.

What neckbeard?





What am I missing? I don’t believe I have ever used that term in my life.

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Published on July 19, 2014 08:28

languageofghosts:

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wonder...



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comicbookmisogyny dcwomenkickingass


wonder woman knew what was up with whiny nerdboys and neckbeards a while ago



Wonder Woman asks good questions.

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Published on July 19, 2014 06:05

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