"especially when it occurs by coincidence and the commenter is unaware of the connection being made" is applicable here.
Earth as Naked Paradise
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In the tie-in books, written with consultation from the creators if not really canon, Georgiou had an ex-husband, who was Greek. Presumably the mirror Georgiou married the same man (err... his counterpart). That's all we know about her love life.
Aren't they the same thing?
No they are different species of genital bulging
Moose are from the family cervidae
Camel are from the family camelidae
I don't know if I understand this.
I thought 'camel toe' and 'moose knuckle' were both terms used to describe the visual effect produced by clothing worn too tightly against the labia.
The moose knuckle, is I believe, and may be mistaken, caused by a penis rather than labia. Though biology euphemism textbooks may have been updated since I was at school.
Landry also had a catastrophic plot armour failure. And Prime Georgiou.
I thought that a Moose Knuckle was when a guy hikes his pants up so far it shows his "Family Jewels" as a split bulge... similar to how a lady's would look as a Camel Toe.
I thought that a Moose Knuckle was when a guy hikes his pants up so far it shows his "Family Jewels" as a split bulge... similar to how a lady's would look as a Camel Toe.
Penis. Nutsack. I have lived in this century long enough to know that getting too specific about these things can be like something from Darmok.
I think you may be right, incidentally.
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Ohhhh, gotcha. Ok. That makes a certain amount of sense. Thanks for this clarification!
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That's the problem. You don't create enough threads.
Emperor Georgiou was certainly "morally loose" in very explicit ways, not limited to sexual ones. But, say, Mirror Ezri didn't appear to be.
Bisexuality is just a shooting-fish-in-a-barrel target for this whole "sexual minorities are promiscuous and therefore morally loose in general" trope because the very term establishes that the person absolutely must have at least two partners at all times in order to meet the "happily going steady" standards of decent folks...
Of course, this never happens in the Mirror Universe: none of these "supposedly bisexual" folks appear particularly polyamorous or anything. It's one steady partner at a time, except for the big bosses Georgiou and Kira who'd automatically be depicted with multiple partners even if pronouncedly heterosexual, for that classic crime boss effect.
Timo Saloniemi
Interesting turn of phrase, though, "Naked Paradise". Kinda implies that a society like this is supposed to be better, that people who walk around naked are better (because they're "more evolved"), etc. That's an attitude I can do without, really...
Oh well. As long as NOT being naked is still an option, guess it ain't that bad.
Oh well. As long as NOT being naked is still an option, guess it ain't that bad.
Given that the network nixed the actual nudity, it appears that the canon version of 24th-century Earth is now "nut-smashing and cameltoe-bearing loincloth paradise." So, technically, being not naked is indeed still an optionInteresting turn of phrase, though, "Naked Paradise". Kinda implies that a society like this is supposed to be better, that people who walk around naked are better (because they're "more evolved"), etc. That's an attitude I can do without, really...
Oh well. As long as NOT being naked is still an option, guess it ain't that bad.
Historically speaking, few kings or emperors were completely monogamous with their "official" spouse.Emperor Georgiou was certainly "morally loose" in very explicit ways, not limited to sexual ones. But, say, Mirror Ezri didn't appear to be.
Bisexuality is just a shooting-fish-in-a-barrel target for this whole "sexual minorities are promiscuous and therefore morally loose in general" trope because the very term establishes that the person absolutely must have at least two partners at all times in order to meet the "happily going steady" standards of decent folks...
Of course, this never happens in the Mirror Universe: none of these "supposedly bisexual" folks appear particularly polyamorous or anything. It's one steady partner at a time, except for the big bosses Georgiou and Kira who'd automatically be depicted with multiple partners even if pronouncedly heterosexual, for that classic crime boss effect.
Timo Saloniemi