from TVtropes. I'm sure they have a page for it (don't even need to look) but they didn't come up with it, the term originates from the comic book community http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_in_Re http://www.unheardtaunts.com/wir/ The nature of it are the tendency by (primarily male) writers to use female characters as emotional foils for male characters by brutally killing them off. As was

Quote: Originally Posted by Tungsten Why is it that when people get to the vehicle rules, they always limit them selves to land and air vehicles? Check out the Sen Toku I-400-Class Submarine. It's a real-life submersible aircraft carrier. In addition to eight torpedo tubes, four anti-aircraft guns, and large deck gun, it could carry up to three Aichi M6A Seiran aircraft. And

by Cobb Webb Arguing about when the UNIT era was set is one of the most popular pointless pastimes in some fan circles. It even gets its own Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNIT_dating

You could also add Mys-Tech" target=_blank>Mys-Tech - specifically the Warheads: The headquarters were also the base for the Warheads , Mys-Tech's mercenaries who travel through wormholes collecting sophisticated technology for their masters. OK, going to go look for my Warheads comics...

You could also add Mys-Tech - specifically the Warheads , Mys-Tech's mercenaries who travel through wormholes collecting sophisticated technology for their masters. OK, going to go look for my Warheads comics...

There's also the Braxiatel Collection and its predecessor, the Library of St. John the Beheaded. While it's another star-trotting, weird artifact-collecting organization, it has the spin of being non-governmental, an operating lifetime of millennia and an owner of sufficient moral greyness that anyone working for him is never going to be certain if it really is of the utmost importance to

secret magus) thinks he can do better. He's going to run Santa's script over again, but this time, he's not just going to be Santa--he's going to try to be the Krampus too. And this writer has already (thanks to his popular "Henry and the Magic Typewriter" series, and his uncredited work on a popular PBS show) gotten himself limited power

Quote: Originally Posted by Raxmei USS Akron and her sister ship USS Macon were US Navy airships experimentally used as flying aircraft carriers. They could carry four or five small biplanes to help them in their scouting role. Awesome, this is also why Crimson Skies is still one of the best PC games ever Has anyone mentioned the anti-garotting backwards firing

which it is illegal to kill off any female characters under any circumstances in fiction. Three years after that it will be illegal to kill off any characters at all. How convincing.

USS Akron and her sister ship USS Macon were US Navy airships experimentally used as flying aircraft carriers. They could carry four or five small biplanes to help them in their scouting role.