Riverdale  (2017)

I hate Jug's voice in most stuff they make him in! I don't know if it's my sense of humor that's the problem or what but annoying voices aren't funny when you have to constantly hear them!

Archie out of context is amazing.


This is one of my favorites:



I've never been able to find the context (nor do I really want to...)

I hate the voice actors they usually give Jughead. I don't care if it's supposed to sound funny or not. It's just annoying and grating to listen to.

I started my first semester of college. It was pretty neat. I only had one class today. I guess that makes up for my 9:30AM starting class and 9:00PM last class on tuesdays lol

Quote from: steveinthecity on January 10, 2017, 06:09:04 PM
请恰当地拼写螺纹名字。


请求oldiesmann修理它。 谢谢。

Is this some old person meme I'm unfamiliar with or...

I love how gay riverdale is going to be lol

Quote from: 60sBettyandReggie on January 11, 2017, 10:18:21 PM

Quote from: apple on January 11, 2017, 09:06:47 PM
hm interesting how going against the norm, being different, and "going your own way" absolves you of all sexuality.


Like in language. We have words. That mean things. You can say you don't fit into any category all day long but in all honesty, you still actually do.

If Jughead had shown interest in girls none of you would be avoiding calling him straight just because weird people don't fit into labels. But whatever.

um, but he has shown interest in girls 
I personally am not avoiding it. JUGHEAD IS STRAIGHT! There 

The WRITER of JUGHEADS OWN SERIES CONFIRMED HIS AS ASEXUAL. What more proof do you need for him to be '''''not straight'''''. He looks at a girl in a spin off where he weirdly gets with Archie's great grandaughter isn't anymore valid than the new series?


Literally there are so many Archie canons that Jughead has probably been asexual, straight but just girl shy, gay, and maybe even bi in the minds of the respective writers. I don't see how the ones where he is straight is 'more canon' than any other interpretation, sweetie

Quote from: steveinthecity on January 11, 2017, 10:01:04 PM
There's no more reliable critic of a 16 year old than another 16 year old.   

I honest to god have no clue what you meant by the rest of that but are you saying that you'll only accept Jug being asexual if an adult points it out? I cannot think of a context where that wouldn't be either weird, creepy, or both.

Quote from: Thestereotypebuster on January 11, 2017, 09:29:26 PM
The point is, this isn't even the most radical change to Jughead's characterization. It's not even a change. It's just an update in terminology.

^^^ excellently put!!

Quote from: DeCarlo Rules on January 11, 2017, 12:07:44 PM
Without that, all we've got for concrete evidence is "Oh, didn't you hear? The new writer of Jughead definitely says he's writing him as asexual", which seems like a pretty wishy-washy commitment to an idea to me.

hm interesting how going against the norm, being different, and "going your own way" absolves you of all sexuality.


Like in language. We have words. That mean things. You can say you don't fit into any category all day long but in all honesty, you still actually do.

If Jughead had shown interest in girls none of you would be avoiding calling him straight just because weird people don't fit into labels. But whatever.

"political correctness" usually refers to changing how you say/word/do something to avoid offending anyone. I don't really see how Riverdale is doing this at all?