Post 1990- Riddick wrote in part:
"In the same episode you have a 42 years old actress tryin' to be young adult. Don't look into this thing much."
Post 1992- Riddick wrote in part:
"Again, post 40 woman tryin' to look and act like in her 20's.Before that we had 7 years older versions of the main cast who looked the same."
Post 1995- Riddick posts a 3 min youtube clip of the the introduction of the character. No comment is included.
Post 1997 HDGuy84 wrote in part (responding to Riddick):
"Therefore you're stating that people are not able to progress in education as they see fit, only people under the page of 30 are able to attend college and obtain any form of higher degree. The suggestion that someone of a certain age is suppose to behave in an exact manner and that "hey, you're not 18-25 years old, so forget you and the education you're trying to pursue."
I am 32 years old, hold two degrees from one college and I'm pursuing another at Cornell. But based upon your logic I am not permitted to do this...
One of my professors got his graduate degree at 43. But hey Riddick, he isn't allowed to do that, right?"
I think your response mischaracterizes what Riddick wrote. Riddick didn't post anything on who should go to college. It's just not the case. Riddick may well believe that (or not!), but If I thought Riddick was going down that road, I would ask Riddick, rather than take the jump. You have to go by what ppl actually write. It can be examined and questioned. But to just attribute ideas to someone when they never actually said anything on the subject is unfair in my opinion.
