How can a hot lesbian sailor named Citlalic Snell not be a fictional character? Yet here she is, as part of the first lesbian couple to take part in a Navy tradition;
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I feel kind of sorry to-day for agreeing that 2001: A Space Odyssey is cold. I watched it again last night for the first time in several years. I guess we don't see any hugging and
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I know, right, how can someone who exhibits all those traits be an actual human being rather than a fictional construct designed specifically to titillate your libido. Motherfucking miracles, that's how.
Though I have to say it strikes me as a bit convenient that the ones who "won the raffle" for a significant photo-op event like this just happened to be such a highly photogenic (for photo ops!) lesbian couple (and therefore less threatening to the homophobic mens, and isn't that what's important, in the end? Which I suppose it is as long as they're still the ones with more guns. Oh, but the times, they are a changin'...) What I''m trying to say is, I suspect they decided beforehand who was going to win the raffle. It's kind of a significant piece of propaganda they're putting up there, and I doubt they'd leave the subject completely up to chance.
Not that I think that it's necessarily a bad sort of propaganda. I think it's nice and necessary and well ( ... )
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Relax.
and therefore less threatening to the homophobic mens, and isn't that what's important, in the end?
I guess I was busy seeing it as a good day for lesbians manifesting in a way I happened to find appealing.
Also, she does have a weird kinda cool name.
Yeah. The sort one is inclined to expect belongs to a fictional character.
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Oh yeah, just realized, the "motherfucking miracles" comment was in reference to a fandom-specific meme that would have sounded more easy-going if you have the context for it. Whoops.
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No worries.
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