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Everett is a married man, madame! (December 23, 1905)
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you can either interpret this as sexist because old women arent sexy OR everett being loyal to his one nd only wife. choose your side
Yes, it's totally sexist when someone doesn't want to make out with an old lady. The stench of failing organs should be a turn on for everybody! ๐
@turtlepower @clark objectively speaking, based on looks and temperament, Mr. True is not exactly out of her league
Bahahaha! That's for sure. The point is op was saying it was possibly sexist, and many people would cry that it is, but the truth of the matter is (generally speaking) nobody wants an old body. It pisses me off when mouth-breathers make a big deal when a guy does it, but women do it, too. It's not a matter of sexism, it's a matter of personal preference. Some people are into GMILFs, but most people aren't.
@turtlepower I dunno about sexist, but he's being a dick. Which is in character for early True, whose only real character trait was being a dick.
Before he had evolved into the later True we all love, who was an avenging angel of over-the top righteous (or sometimes extremely petty) violence.
Eh, I guess I'm just disappointed because I at first thought he was a hero of the common man and supporter of people's rights, but he's just an over-violent blowhard.
@turtlepower it varies. Sometimes he's absolutely in the right (opposing cruelty to animals, corruption, people being selfish and mean), sometimes he's hilariously petty and ridiculous (he punches a guy for wearing his hat crooked at one point). But that's late-stage Everett, early Everett just said cruel things and then everybody around him grins or compliments him cause that's "what they were all thinking". Lame.
@turtlepower But yeah, Everett can be extremely disappointing.
Just like the rest of the human race! lol
You can't smell failing organs, you conspiracy theorist. Organs are on the inside of the body, and you can't smell through skin.