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Hope you're having a good day so far.
Time to chill !

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Technically, best lesbian romance films are french, i don't make the rules.

Here from the film "La belle saison":



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Technically, best lesbian romance films are french, i don't make the rules.

Here from the film "La belle saison":



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This is hilarious. in a good way. I´m off, gonna look at it without distraction.
She has grown up. But ok...

Wait till you get to the beach fight...

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Yeah i know. For lesbians movies, i prefer those from women directors (if possible lesbians themselves). "La vie d'Adèle" is a good film, but director Abdellatif Kechiche is reported to have been abusive against technicians and actresses, to have male gaze sex scenes and he's also accused of sexual abuse by a woman outside of his filmmaker life, so a controversial man and not the best person to do a lesbian film.

Unfortunately it's a wide problem with male french actors (example: Gérard Depardieu), directors (example: Luc Besson, which is widely known for the Fifth Element) and producers, we have many Weinstein here too and they have near impunity in the name of "the French cultural exception".
 
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I hope you all like Nerdy Girls, because that's the theme today!

First woman to ever win the Nobel Prize in physics (1903) and then won another prize in chemistry (1911) for discovering the elements radium and polonium while coining the term "radioactivity". Ladies and gents, I present you Marie Curie. Don't blow your load all at once.

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I'm in debate whether to start Series 2 or to rewatch Series 1 again...
I fucking LOVED Series 1, but only watched it when it first came out... So, like... 3 Years ago...
Oh you should rewatch it then.
It sadly is quite short, not like it would take long to. But at least, you would really be ready for season 2.
So far, it is amazing, and there are a lot of small references that can be missed if you don't have season 1 in mind. (I tend to watch reacts/analysis after watching episodes on my own, and there's always so much more to find it's crazy - was the case in S1 already, but it gets better !)

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Arcane S2 is nice so much drama and cool animations.
Can't wait to watch the next half of the season once it is released.
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Only 3 episodes left

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Yeah i know. For lesbians movies, i prefer those from women directors (if possible lesbians themselves). "La vie d'Adèle" is a good film, but director Abdellatif Kechiche is reported to have been abusive against technicians and actresses, to have male gaze sex scenes and he's also accused of sexual abuse by a woman outside of his filmmaker life, so a controversial man and not the best person to do a lesbian film.

Unfortunately it's a wide problem with male french actors (example: Gérard Depardieu), directors (example: Luc Besson, which is widely known for the Fifth Element) and producers, we have many Weinstein here too and they have near impunity in the name of "the French cultural exception".

Well you know "he's such a great actor ... let him do whatever he wants". Bros are trying to be even more than Conzi IRL
There are so many of those guys in the industry (include medias and politics and you got them all ...) that they protect themselves, too afraid of what will go out about them.

#MeToo in this world is actually
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Wait till you get to the beach fight...

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I hope this scene was planned out with a steel cup and wasn't just done on the fly. Because that is one insane nut shot. :eek:
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Yeah i know. For lesbians movies, i prefer those from women directors (if possible lesbians themselves). "La vie d'Adèle" is a good film, but director Abdellatif Kechiche is reported to have been abusive against technicians and actresses, to have male gaze sex scenes and he's also accused of sexual abuse by a woman outside of his filmmaker life, so a controversial man and not the best person to do a lesbian film.

I wasn't aware of this BTS. 🤬

Unfortunately it's a wide problem with male french actors (example: Gérard Depardieu), directors (example: Luc Besson, which is widely known for the Fifth Element) and producers, we have many Weinstein here too and they have near impunity in the name of "the French cultural exception".

The most blatant case I know of is that of roman polanski (yes, no caps). But the kind of ego involved in this kind of environment is a recipe for disaster.
 
First woman to ever win the Nobel Prize in physics (1903) and then won another prize in chemistry (1911) for discovering the elements radium and polonium while coining the term "radioactivity". Ladies and gents, I present you Marie Curie. Don't blow your load all at once.

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There is one even more OG than Curie. Axiothea of Phlius Platos student. There are sadly no pictures of her tho. :cry:
 
There is one even more OG than Curie. Axiothea of Phlius Platos student. There are sadly no pictures of her tho. :cry:

Women of culture, the perfect fit for guys of culture like us.

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Does this qualify for @mime 's theme?
Anyway, when you go high, I go low, of course.
 

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First woman to ever win the Nobel Prize in physics (1903) and then won another prize in chemistry (1911) for discovering the elements radium and polonium while coining the term "radioactivity". Ladies and gents, I present you Marie Curie. Don't blow your load all at once.

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I'm going say Ada Lovelace
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now that's sexy ass woman


 

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I'm going say Ada Lovelace
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now that's sexy ass woman

Agreed.

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First woman to ever win the Nobel Prize in physics (1903) and then won another prize in chemistry (1911) for discovering the elements radium and polonium while coining the term "radioactivity". Ladies and gents, I present you Marie Curie. Don't blow your load all at once.

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First woman to ever win the Nobel Prize in physics (1903) and then won another prize in chemistry (1911) for discovering the elements radium and polonium while coining the term "radioactivity". Ladies and gents, I present you Marie Curie. Don't blow your load all at once.

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When a sexist journalist ask her "how does it feel to be the wife of a genius?" (her husband, Pierre Curie, was also a really good physicist and Nobel prize), she answer "you should ask that to my husband".

She's the only one to have ever win both Nobel prize for physics and chemistry.

Curie family also have record of the most nobel prize in a single family:

- in 1903, physics prize for Pierre and Marie Curie

- in 1911, chemistry prize for Marie Curie

- in 1935, chemistry prize for their daughter, Irène Joliot-Curie and her husband Frederic Joliot-Curie.

I wasn't aware of this BTS. 🤬



The most blatant case I know of is that of roman polanski (yes, no caps). But the kind of ego involved in this kind of environment is a recipe for disaster.

Yeah, totally, Polansky is still admired in France, even got a prize a few years ago, when everywhere else in the world he's considered a rapist.

Depardieu case is like that too. He's notoriously alcoholic. There is lot of pics showing him force kissing or groping unwilling women just trying to do their job on stage. The man also admited decades ago in an american newspaper that he gangraped a woman when he was young. It causes a big reaction in America but none in France. He's doing all that for decades, everyone in the french filmmaking world know that, he's dozen of trial because of women sueing him, but no problem, he's still hired to play in movies.
 
Wait till you get to the beach fight...
Yeah. gravity´s a bitch. That´s why I don´t like big boobs. especially on older women. An A cup in middle 30 still looks good. Cause gravity does not have much of an impact, you know?
Guess. I´m here for a reason. right?
 
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Chess is nerdy and so are these girls. Fictional or real. (Botez sisters will crush any average player and look good while doing it.)
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Chess is nerdy and so are these girls. Fictional or real. (Botez sisters will crush any average player and look good while doing it.)
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Magnus and Hikaru still best chess nerds BONGCLOUD best opening
 
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