I just saw a male dwarf in real life! - General Discussion Discussion

[–] Kowalski (63312) a month ago

DO YOU?

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[–] Tina (475) a month ago

I'm a normal height person.

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[–] Kowalski (63312) a month ago

BASED ON YOUR POSTS I ASSUMED YOU WERE ABOUT ELEVEN.

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[–] Tina (475) a month ago

Oh I see that you're still melting down about Memorial Day? Get over it dude.

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[–] Kowalski (63312) a month ago

NO CLUE WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT...PERHAPS YOU OVERESTIMATE YOUR PRESENCE.

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[–] Tina (475) a month ago

Better yet. I'm blocking you. I don't have time for fools that type in all capss following me around Moviechat insulting me for no reason.

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[–] Kowalski (63312) a month ago

😂

HEY...BEFORE YOU IGNORE ME...ANSWER MY UNDERWEAR THREAD...I'M JUST DYING TO KNOW.

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[–] samoanjoes (52853) a month ago

Way to go, Kowalskate. You've been blocked more than Muggsy Bogues going for a 3-pointer.

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[–] Mrmojo4700 (20741) a month ago

“Next thing you know, you're asking the females this and now you've become a pervert”

The females are the only ones I want to know this about. :)

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[–] RoboReCop (2873) a month ago

🤣🤪🤣

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[–] VinceD (7685) a month ago

🤣🤣 I made the mistake of checking this thread while on a Zoom meeting and this made me legit LOL

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[–] Anotherday (8461) a month ago

Did you ask him on a date?

Shell answer your question.
https://youtube.com/shorts/YxK_wEiBlck?si=tUcm5JrmLSydLR-K

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[–] parkerbot (6283) a month ago

Their character sounds like it was taller than yours.

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[–] Daft_Munks (4274) a month ago

I'm sure some must do:

I'm not technically a dwarf but I am small and skinny and I do fit into kids clothes.

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[–] Tina (475) a month ago

I wasn't going to ask him because that would have been inconsiderate. But I was looking at his clothes. It looked like oversized children's clothes. So I got to thinking (since the thought never occurred to me before) where do they buy their clothes? I don't see any dwarf clothing stores. I don't see a section of clothing for dwarves in clothing stores either.

There is big and tall, plus size and petite. No dwarf size though.

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[–] Keelai (32611) a month ago

There are specialty clothes stores for them, but I wouldn't be surprised if they bought children's clothes too since they're cheaper.

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[–] Tina (475) a month ago

I've never seen a speciality store for dwarves in the city that I live in. So he must have his clothes tailored or he buys children clothes. Not having a speciality store for dwarves is kind of rude imo.

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[–] MaximRecoil (4241) a month ago

"Not having a speciality store for dwarves is kind of rude imo."

It's not rude; there's just not a big enough market for it. There are only about 400 dwarfs born in the entire US each year (about 1 out of every 10,000 births).

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[–] Tina (475) a month ago

Well where are they supposed to shop? They don't matter? Everything is about the money in this awful country.

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[–] MaximRecoil (4241) a month ago

"Well where are they supposed to shop?"

Any place that sells children's clothes, obviously.

"They don't matter?"

That's a non sequitur.

"Everything is about the money in this awful country."

So you think people should open stores that might only get a few customers per year, while having to pay all of the expenses of running a store, just to provide something that's already widely available in the form of kid's clothing? I think you should open such a store and tell us all how it works out.

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[–] Keelai (32611) a month ago

They're online stores and have a global market. Just google "little people clothes" and the stores will pop-up.

They want to be fashionable and wear adult clothes too like seedy lingerie.

Did you know there are Little People Conventions? I bumped into one a long time ago. This one has a fashion show:
https://www.lpaonline.org/2024-conference

BTW, the polite term is "little people".

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[–] Tina (475) a month ago

Well I call children "little people" because they are indeed little people. The correct term for a dwarf is dwarf.

I'm glad that dwarves have conventions and their own subculture and society. Thanks for letting me know about the online stores although there should be a store that these dwarves can go inside to shop like a normal human being.

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[–] FredBurroughs (20192) a month ago

Did you ask such an undignified question to his face, or did you save the casual ignorance just for us?

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[–] Tina (475) a month ago

So people can't be curious where a dwarf buys their clothes because even thinking about their disability is insensitive? What planet are you from?

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[–] FredBurroughs (20192) a month ago

I said nothing of the sort. Where are you from - Planet Blind Assumption?

If you were so curious, what was stopping you from treating him as a fellow human being and striking up a friendly conversation when that would have taken less effort than defending your ignorance to strangers on a movie message board?

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[–] Kowalski (63312) a month ago

💯

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[–] Bloodshot77 (10559) a month ago

Eat it Tina!

https://youtu.be/c2glOppqBRg?si=Lb2_4EwqOZdLATy2

Signed, million man

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[–] Mrmojo4700 (20741) a month ago

I knew it! 😂

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[–] Tina (475) a month ago

Because he was busy! And that would be rude. Don't censor my free speech on here. I'm warning you. If you don't like my posts, use the ignore feature.

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[–] Kowalski (63312) a month ago

NOBODY IS CENSORING YOU...AND YOU'RE THE ONLY MARSHMALLOW HITTING IGNORE ON PEOPLE AND ISSUING WARNINGS.

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[–] FredBurroughs (20192) a month ago

It's "rude" to approach someone in public now? That speaks more to your method of approach (or lack thereof based on your own admission) as well as an absence of politeness and tact. What would you have done differently with this hypothetical person if given the chance?

Also, no one is censoring you on this site. You are free to continue posting/jumping to wild unfounded conclusions/etc. I will personally make sure that your drivel continues to flow unimpeded.

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[–] StoneKeeper (22646) a month ago

This ⬆️ !!

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[–] MaximRecoil (4241) a month ago

"Do they shop for clothes in the children's section?"

In all likelihood. What other option is there for off-the-shelf clothes that more or less fit without alterations?

Most of them are heavier than average children of the same height, so they might need the fat kids' sizes (AKA "husky" sizes). Many of them have different proportions than children too, but that's a minor issue that can usually be worked around. For example, many of them have shorter arms and/or a longer torso than an average child of the same height has, but that doesn't matter for short-sleeve shirts and it's no big deal to roll up long sleeves that are only a couple/few inches too long.

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[–] AngryViking (582) a month ago

They get their tunics from the village blacksmith.

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[–] Mrmojo4700 (20741) a month ago

What about their battle axes?

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[–] Kowalski (63312) a month ago

PRETTY SURE PETER DINKLAGE MAKES THOSE USING THE POWER OF A DYING STAR.

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[–] Mrmojo4700 (20741) a month ago

Your right!

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[–] AngryViking (582) a month ago

Dwarves can be fierce warriors I would watch the jokes. Only respect.

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