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alleynbard wrote:I always thought the Smurfs existed in some gay utopia before Gargamel wrecked it with the introduction of Smurfette.
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Just sayin'
Asexual.
I don't know, the Smurfs seemed pretty happy at first. Then Smurfette came and the Smurfs started falling over each other, some got jealous, there was infighting.
I am not sure they were all that asexual. :)

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I don't know, the Smurfs seemed pretty happy at first. Then Smurfette came and the Smurfs started falling over each other, some got jealous, there was infighting.
I am not sure they were all that asexual. :)
Interesting.
No counterpoint.
The Smurfs as a Metaphor for Genesis, with the same patriarchial 'blame the woman' message.
<<files that away for discussion elsewhere>>

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Watcher wrote:Smurftastic metaphor!
The Smurfs as a Metaphor for Genesis, with the same patriarchial 'blame the woman' message.
<<files that away for discussion elsewhere>>
I agree!
Smarf you all to Smerfin Smurf!, you bunch of smurfin Smurft Smurfy Smurfoks kiss my smarfy smerfass!!!!;)
I'm Smurfttoff to the smerfed!
Whoa there, Tobus... whoa there. Let's keep it smurfy around here, there are smurfs present.

bubbagump |

The Smurfs as a Metaphor for Genesis, with the same patriarchial 'blame the woman' message.
Why not blame the woman? It's her fault! (All kidding aside, if you read the Genesis story in context you discover the man gets the blame.)
What, we can't cast blame where it belongs because she's female?
Sheesh!

Barf Boy, dire smurf |

Watcher wrote:The Smurfs as a Metaphor for Genesis, with the same patriarchial 'blame the woman' message.Why not blame the woman? It's her fault! (All kidding aside, if you read the Genesis story in context you discover the man gets the blame.)
What, we can't cast blame where it belongs because she's female?
Sheesh!
I mean, think about it: what should we think about a woman (Smurfette) who deliberately moves into a community where she knows perfectly well that she's the only female. I mean, smurf, she had to have done that just to cause trouble. It's just so "Desperate Smurfwives" or perhaps "Smurf in the City". I don't know how anybody thought that series could be appropriate for children!

Tobus Neth |

The Smurfs (originally Les Schtroumpfs in French) are a fictional group of small sky blue creatures who live somewhere in the woods. The Belgian cartoonist Peyo introduced Smurfs to the world in a series of comic strips, making their first appearance in the Belgian comics magazine Le Journal de Spirou on October 23, 1958. English-speakers perhaps know them best through the 1980s animated television series from Hanna-Barbera Productions, The Smurfs.
50 Smurf Years my Brothers We must plan now for the Party!!!This going to be the Smurf!

Barf Boy, dire smurf |

The Smurfs (originally Les Schtroumpfs in French) are a fictional group of small sky blue creatures who live somewhere in the woods. The Belgian cartoonist Peyo introduced Smurfs to the world in a series of comic strips, making their first appearance in the Belgian comics magazine Le Journal de Spirou on October 23, 1958. English-speakers perhaps know them best through the 1980s animated television series from Hanna-Barbera Productions, The Smurfs.
50 Smurf Years my Brothers We must plan now for the Party!!!This going to be the Smurf!
The smurfs are French? Suddenly this just isn't fun anymore...

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Kobold Cleaver wrote:What?! Smrfs are obviously Antarctican!No, those are penguins. Smurfs are happy, space fairing people from pluto. (but kind of annoyed that they have lost thier "planet" status)
The smurfs are from Pluto? Uh-oh. RUN EVERYONE!!! The Mi-Go in H.P. Lovecraft's stories come from Yuggoth (also known as Pluto) and they use metal cannisters to carry off people's (still-living) brains! If the smurfs are from Pluto, then they may be related to the Mi-Go!