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You know Kazooie likes it.


Besides, she was "asking for it."

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Her bag is unzipped.
She had it coming.

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just asking how it was incest. because that didnt make sense. being better or worse isnt the point. it was called incest i was wondering how. end of story.


there could be many ways to take it, maybe thier both guys and good friends, and banjo is drunk and wanting to 'experiment'

maybe kazooie is a girl, and they're married, and banjo has just come home from a hard days work and hanging out in the bar with the guys, feeling a bit frisky wants a bit of lovin from his wife. she tells him no he's drunk and he stops. nothing wrong with him asking his wife. :p

im sure theres many many ways to interprate it, and many ways ones mind could think of what comes after that scene, im sure some people are offending themselves with what they picture comes next.


maybe someone could interpate thier brother and sister, i just didnt see how, so i asked. theres no problem with asking. :p

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Rape it is.. I'll give you that much

But its between two fictional characters who happen to be animals.. but eh.

There are just things that can be funnie if done in the right light I guess.

And shock humor works.

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I am not offended by the drawing. Very few things offend me, like I said I think GT is too tame. I think the drawing is clever and drawn very well.

It's just that arguing that it's not incest is missing the point.

Replace "incest" with "rape" in Cany's sentence.

It doesn't change Cany's point much, does it?

And I'm glad I called attention to it, you and Null have now explained your position better.

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Ok I agree with you.

And I also agree with Canyarion.

Rape/incest.. all that stuff is generally not funny.

But this kind of seperates us from it because its not between two humans I guess.

If it was like I don't know Mario and Peach, it would be a lot more offensive because they are closer to being humans.

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heh heh... hehehehe. drunk mario. :P

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Nobody found the Mario-doing-Peach-from-behind-1-up avatar to be offensive.



I've never found how people can take jokes in bad lighting. They're jokes. The only reason anyone can take a joke badly is because they're insecure, or they're worried if they dont act like they care, they'll get in trouble or something.

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Yeah.. this is lame.

But quite funny.

Null, you like Samurai Champloo? :o

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Man, who gets offended by a cartoon?

What is he, Muslim?

Politically incorrect oh snap.

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Out of all the offhand jokes about his religion and things, he gets offended by a suggestive comic.


That is what actually entertains me.


This thread is comic gold.

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He's a good member and I enjoyed his presence. I think he's just confused on where to draw the line with religious teachings.

Jehovah's Witnesses also practice neutrality. Meaning they won't particpate in wars. And yet he's an avid WarCraft player. A complete war-based game that involves animated creatures killing each other in a violent manner. There seems to be no problem there in terms of it offending his religious beliefs. Sure, he's not actually taking part in a war but he's condoning the idea by playing a game that involves it.

Another Jehovah's Witness offense is gambling. And yet our friend had no issues with the doubloon system and the vBookie bets we've held.

So that's my gripe with his behavior. You either defend every aspect of your beliefs and it's practices or you don't. But only choosing to be offended by select situations and scenarios doesn't work.

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never really seen it. i mean i've seen clips and stuff to know about it, but i was just messing around in photoshop with something simple and that picture fit the color scheme, thought i'd just leave it for a bit.

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We should make a special forum for special threads like this.

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I think the world already has something like that.


it's called history.