[ SECRET POST #4502 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4502 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Jurassic Park/Jurassic World]


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03.
[The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor]


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04.
[Umbrella Academy]


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05.
[Santa Clarita Diet]


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06.
[Sailor Moon Eternal Edition]


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07.
[Rockett/Purple Moon computer games]


















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Comments

Re: Whhhhhhyyy

[chamonix]

I think this is a side-effect of most prominent screenwriters being men, tbh. Long hair on men is making a comeback but is still nowhere near the norm; hence they probably never think about a detail which would be plain as day for us.

I feel the same whenever a crime drama shows a woman panicking about how to get blood out of fabric (presumably after she's murdered someone). I mean for fuck's sake, what woman hasn't had to wash blood out of sheets before?? XD

Re: Whhhhhhyyy

[tabaqui]

HA, right? Jeez, it's a skill we all learn early, even if we refuse to do it (see - my daughter).

I also hate the 'women walking through dark car park, no keys in hand, fumbles for keys in huge, stuffed bag after hearing weird noise'. I don't know a single woman who doesn't walk out of the house/shop/office/whatever with her keys already in her hand, ready to go.

Re: Whhhhhhyyy

[chamonix]

Yeah, like for fucks sake - the default position is to have the keys threaded between your fingers like Wolverine's claws!?

Privilege in action.

Re: Whhhhhhyyy

[(Anonymous)]

... well now I feel weird because I have never done that and I didn't even know it was a thing, either. I don't reach into my purse to get my keys until I'm at my car/door and pretty much everyone I know does the same thing?

Re: Whhhhhhyyy

[tabaqui]

I don't know anybody who would do that, just because there are too many jackasses and nutjobs out there.

I don't feel comfortable not having my keys at hand and ready to go.

Not saying you're weird or 'asking for it' or anything; maybe where you live is really safe, feels safe, and you're good to go.

Which is nice.

Re: Whhhhhhyyy

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I live in an area that has virtually no crime. I walk around by myself at night and feel perfectly safe. I've been living here for 35 years and the worst thing that has ever happened has been people smashing car windows to grab iPhones and things like that.

Re: Whhhhhhyyy

[tabaqui]

We're basically smack-dab in the middle of heroin central *and* meth central, and lots of guys from the military base and passing through on the highway, so.... Eh. I don't fear for my life every second, but there are a lot of fuckheads around here, and a lot of them are high, or armed, or both.

Re: Whhhhhhyyy

[(Anonymous)]

Same. I also walk home from work at 10pm by myself (with headphones on).

Re: Whhhhhhyyy

[(Anonymous)]

Yep, I do the same. It's about a mile from where I work to my house and I have walked it at 4 AM when we do inventory.

Re: Whhhhhhyyy

[syncing_feeling]

Same here, sometimes later. My boss from my last job drove past me once on the way home from a night out with headphones on and she kept shouting out her window at me to "get in the car, what are you doing walking around at night with your MUSIC ON, you could get STABBED"

Re: Whhhhhhyyy

[(Anonymous)]

I also hate the 'women walking through dark car park, no keys in hand, fumbles for keys in huge, stuffed bag after hearing weird noise'. I don't know a single woman who doesn't walk out of the house/shop/office/whatever with her keys already in her hand, ready to go.

Same. And I wouldn't even say I live in a particularly dangerous area or anything (luckily my neighborhood is safe, I've lived here almost 12 years and am not aware of any crimes in that time period other than like five years ago 2 or 3 people had their cars broken into and loose change/random stuff stolen; I feel safe going out in the middle of the night, etc.), but it is a large-ish city and I feel like being cautious is just common sense. My mom has a friend who lives a couple hours away in this super small town and she doesn't lock the door of her house, doesn't lock her car door, has LEFT HER PURSE in her unlocked car...that kind of thing just completely baffles me.

Re: Whhhhhhyyy

[tabaqui]

Eh, yeah, that's a bit much. There's too much important stuff in my bag to just leave it lying.

Re: Whhhhhhyyy

[(Anonymous)]

Eh, I wouldn't even say it's just men? I'm a woman who has always had short hair and the idea of pulling your hair back while puking is completely foreign to me because I've never had enough hair TO pull back. Like, it literally hadn't even occurred to me until I read this thread because it just isn't an issue for me.