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George for (original DAZ terminology censored) Bald No Eyebrows

DigitalSteamDigitalSteam Posts: 299
edited January 2019 in The Commons

Wait... They normally have eyebrows?  None of the ones I've seen have had eyebrows, just the one squinty eye.   ;)

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  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 40,592
    DigitalSteam said:

    Wait... They normally have eyebrows?  None of the ones I've seen have had eyebrows, just the one squinty eye.   ;)

    that technicaly is not genitalia

    the reproductive bits in front are

    it's an orifice for waste and can be quite hairy

  • DigitalSteamDigitalSteam Posts: 299

    I don't understand whether my humor has been lost on you, or yours has been lost on me :)

  • Show not TellShow not Tell Posts: 206

    it makes sense because george has never seen his own toes let alone his...

  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 18,830

    Eyebrows are an anatomical element. Logically they could put all the head hair, body hair, face hair, eye lashes in there too. Although at 1st I always would look in the hair section for the eye brows.

  • Show not TellShow not Tell Posts: 206
    edited January 2019

    i normally use super natural brows with my characters and brow remover script when needed - two great resources that were well worth the price since i use them endlessly and george looks great with super natural brows

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  • DigitalSteamDigitalSteam Posts: 299
    edited January 2019

    I, uh... I think an admin edited my title, which is from their own website...  I find that genuinely funny, if more than a little difficult to believe, even for a Utah company. :) And I was born and raised in Utah, along with all that typically entails.   lol

    Of course eyebrows are an anatomical element (after a fashion - they're hair) but that's not what the thread was called, and that's not what the feature on the product description says - it says "

    • George for Genitalia Bald No Eyebrows

    THAT is what I thought was funny enough to create a thread for.  Bald Genitalia without Eyebrows.  Sure, you may say, They're pretty much all bald and have no eyebrows... But it's a material option. Which means it's default state is either bald with eyebrows, or non-bald without eyebrows, or perhaps non-bald with eyebrows!  XD

    So I did a quick cartoon of a friendly little guy with hair and eyebrows. And a funny little cleft grin.. And suspiciously placed ears... And a kind of long neck.... But who is definitely just a cartoon person, and nothing bad. 

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  • DigitalSteamDigitalSteam Posts: 299

    There. Since my original thread title offended, I've changed the title from the censored "George for Anatomical Elements Bald No Eyebrows" to "George for (original DAZ terminology censored) Bald No Eyebrows" to be less misleading :)

  • DigitalSteamDigitalSteam Posts: 299

    (Seriously -I just found the option title confusing and hilarious - I didn't mean to offend anyone.)

  • Show not TellShow not Tell Posts: 206

    trying not to laugh... trying not to laugh... trying not to laugh... F A I L !

  • AlmightyQUESTAlmightyQUEST Posts: 2,006
    Oh it was on KING George. I was looking at the George product page and couldn't see what you were talking about...
  • akmerlowakmerlow Posts: 1,124

    Well, you are not used to naming process.Obviously now it's not "George for original daz terminology bald" but structure of several steps

    [George][for original daz terminology][bald]

    which is

    [product name][supplied material][option for that]

    So after looking at situation like this, it becomes pretty logical. As "George" and "for original daz terminology" aren't part of one phrase, but subdivisions in structure. So "for original daz terminology" is pretty much understandable name for texture. Bald and otherwise options included.

     

    laugh

  • carrie58carrie58 Posts: 4,134

    Toast has eyebrows? Well that's different....

  • DigitalSteamDigitalSteam Posts: 299
    edited January 2019
    akmerlow said:

    Well, you are not used to naming process.Obviously now it's not "George for original daz terminology bald" but structure of several steps

    [George][for original daz terminology][bald]

    which is

    [product name][supplied material][option for that]

    So after looking at situation like this, it becomes pretty logical. As "George" and "for original daz terminology" aren't part of one phrase, but subdivisions in structure. So "for original daz terminology" is pretty much understandable name for texture. Bald and otherwise options included.

     

    laugh

    I have no idea what any of this has to do with genitals having eyebrows.  ;)

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  • DigitalSteamDigitalSteam Posts: 299

    They censored the cartoon... I'm shocked :)  So it doesn't have to  be an "anatomical feature" to be censored, it only has to be a cartoon of a man who...  well... looks rather like an "anatomical feature". :)

  • AnotherUserNameAnotherUserName Posts: 2,727

    LOL!

  • maikdeckermaikdecker Posts: 3,037
    DigitalSteam said:

    They censored the cartoon... I'm shocked :)  So it doesn't have to  be an "anatomical feature" to be censored, it only has to be a cartoon of a man who...  well... looks rather like an "anatomical feature". :)

    Welcome to the days of the puritans.

    No wonder we europeans were glad most of them went to America. Had they stayed, musical classics like Monty Python's "Isn't it awfully nice to have an anatomical element" (no link to a youtube video due to the lyrics using bad words) could never have seen the light of day...

  • mrposermrposer Posts: 1,134

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 109,502

    This does seem to be drifting into forbidden waters, to put it baldly, so it is being locked.

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