Comments on: I’m a Geeky Girl, in a Barbie World http://scarlettopia.com/computer-geek-barbie/ Geek Girl with a Heart On Thu, 05 Jan 2012 10:45:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Shymontezia93 http://scarlettopia.com/computer-geek-barbie/#comment-1023 Shymontezia93 Mon, 13 Dec 2010 07:43:00 +0000 http://scarlettopia.com/?p=707#comment-1023 Yuck! The pic with the barbie proportions looks grotesque. Never did like Barbie. Ugly skinny bitch. Yuck! The pic with the barbie proportions looks grotesque. Never did like Barbie. Ugly skinny bitch.

]]> By: Ahiggins http://scarlettopia.com/computer-geek-barbie/#comment-1020 Ahiggins Tue, 16 Nov 2010 16:54:00 +0000 http://scarlettopia.com/?p=707#comment-1020 Anyone else notice that Barbie's laptop has "69" plastered all over her screen? Anyone else notice that Barbie’s laptop has “69″ plastered all over her screen?

]]> By: ramkishiva http://scarlettopia.com/computer-geek-barbie/#comment-1019 ramkishiva Sat, 06 Nov 2010 02:51:00 +0000 http://scarlettopia.com/?p=707#comment-1019 i like the third one. i like the third one.

]]> By: Ziggy Zag http://scarlettopia.com/computer-geek-barbie/#comment-1008 Ziggy Zag Fri, 10 Sep 2010 19:32:00 +0000 http://scarlettopia.com/?p=707#comment-1008 Those human Barbies look fairly disturbing. The one on the left looks rather like the beldame from "Coraline". Those human Barbies look fairly disturbing. The one on the left looks rather like the beldame from “Coraline”.

]]> By: Jonna http://scarlettopia.com/computer-geek-barbie/#comment-611 Jonna Tue, 29 Jun 2010 23:21:55 +0000 http://scarlettopia.com/?p=707#comment-611 Heyyyyy. I want a pink laptop too. HOT pink, not baby pink. With maybe a pic of Hello Kitty on it. And diamonds on the edges. And stuff.<br><br>But the outfit is very... Barbie meets cybergoth meets colorblind... dead... ferret? And baby pink glasses? But if you removed the horrid vest, I'd totally kill for that shirt, if it was in black.<br><br>*ramble*<br><br>Still fail. But most Mattel products are. *shrug* Heyyyyy. I want a pink laptop too. HOT pink, not baby pink. With maybe a pic of Hello Kitty on it. And diamonds on the edges. And stuff.

But the outfit is very… Barbie meets cybergoth meets colorblind… dead… ferret? And baby pink glasses? But if you removed the horrid vest, I'd totally kill for that shirt, if it was in black.

*ramble*

Still fail. But most Mattel products are. *shrug*

]]> By: Vince http://scarlettopia.com/computer-geek-barbie/#comment-581 Vince Sun, 06 Jun 2010 17:31:52 +0000 http://scarlettopia.com/?p=707#comment-581 She codes in binary... That's hardcore! She codes in binary… That's hardcore!

]]> By: Kreliana http://scarlettopia.com/computer-geek-barbie/#comment-558 Kreliana Mon, 12 Apr 2010 21:35:37 +0000 http://scarlettopia.com/?p=707#comment-558 She's not a computer geek unless she has a caffeinated beverage. I demand to see a can of Full Throttle attached to her other hand! She's not a computer geek unless she has a caffeinated beverage. I demand to see a can of Full Throttle attached to her other hand!

]]> By: Sarah Good http://scarlettopia.com/computer-geek-barbie/#comment-555 Sarah Good Fri, 26 Mar 2010 14:07:18 +0000 http://scarlettopia.com/?p=707#comment-555 As a kid, I never liked Barbie all that much, or anything deliberately girly as a matter of fact. I had about 8 of them, but I would change their clothes, like, once, then go do something of much greater importance, like arrange my little Pokémons and Dalmatian figures. You couldn't do that with Barbie since they couldn't even stand up with those poor, malformed feet, and even if I could, I'd run out of space and dolls to play with very quickly. I also never understood the appeal of dressing up these dolls, a process which I found cumbersome, then make up stories about how such-and-such wants to go out with so-and-so. By no means was I a tomboy either (I wasn't too fond of things too 'boyish' either), but I was just, well, 'me.' But enough of my little tangent.<br><br>As for the "Computer Engineer" doll, "as realistic an ensemble as possible" this Barbie does not make. Its nice that they want to represent a career that they've ignored forever, they botched it pretty badly. Those colors burn my eyes. D: Also, wouldn't a computer engineer be worried more about functionality than aesthetics when it came to their computers? I know I'm introducing this argument over a friggin' Barbie, but still. As a kid, I never liked Barbie all that much, or anything deliberately girly as a matter of fact. I had about 8 of them, but I would change their clothes, like, once, then go do something of much greater importance, like arrange my little Pokémons and Dalmatian figures. You couldn't do that with Barbie since they couldn't even stand up with those poor, malformed feet, and even if I could, I'd run out of space and dolls to play with very quickly. I also never understood the appeal of dressing up these dolls, a process which I found cumbersome, then make up stories about how such-and-such wants to go out with so-and-so. By no means was I a tomboy either (I wasn't too fond of things too 'boyish' either), but I was just, well, 'me.' But enough of my little tangent.

As for the “Computer Engineer” doll, “as realistic an ensemble as possible” this Barbie does not make. Its nice that they want to represent a career that they've ignored forever, they botched it pretty badly. Those colors burn my eyes. D: Also, wouldn't a computer engineer be worried more about functionality than aesthetics when it came to their computers? I know I'm introducing this argument over a friggin' Barbie, but still.

]]> By: Anonymous http://scarlettopia.com/computer-geek-barbie/#comment-1001 Anonymous Sat, 13 Mar 2010 05:47:00 +0000 http://scarlettopia.com/?p=707#comment-1001 Ha thanks! *blushes* Ha thanks! *blushes*

]]> By: Scarlett http://scarlettopia.com/computer-geek-barbie/#comment-528 Scarlett Sat, 13 Mar 2010 05:16:45 +0000 http://scarlettopia.com/?p=707#comment-528 Hahaha! Ohhh, the sick things we "misfit" types did to our playthings. Made them so much more fun though! Hahaha! Ohhh, the sick things we “misfit” types did to our playthings. Made them so much more fun though!

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