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Mario1980 · Beast

Lexi Bunny and Lola Bunny: Tomboys?

Stylediva127 · MagykWire

Tomboys mean that girls act like boys.

Lexi likes sports like Lola but she cares about her looks. In her biography, she knows the new coolest trends in Acmetropolis.

Lola is good with sports. She acts girly whenever she's not playing sports.

So it's really, really hard to tell. But I'd have to say they're a little sporty and girly at the same time.

Siamese712 · I blamed it on the dog...

In my opinian Lexi is not as Tomboy as Lola.

In Space Jam Lola is never realy seen that much off the cort and even when she is she wairs tomboy stiled close and additude. So, yes, Lola is a tomboy.

Lexi on the other hand dose have a tomboy-ish way, but she is most defently not one.

(take it from me. I am a Tomboy.)

RevRunner · Frelengian

Lexi's definitely not a tomboy. She consistently cares about her looks. Even though Lola might look beautiful, it's possible that she could be a tomboy. The way she played basketball in Space Jam and the way she told Bugs off; I think that kind of makes her one. I know that she never cares about her looks or worries about getting any attention so, I think that she could be slightly tomboyish or just one of those girls who plays hard to get or, it could be both. It's like Stylediva said; it's difficult to tell. But, I personally think that it is harder to tell with Lola than with Lexi.

Ayelet_Ripley · Frelengian

Lola a tomboy? I've always had to laugh at that statement.

I think the terms that best suit her are 'independent' and 'modern'. But those don't make a lady a tomboy. People (WB, originally? I don't remember them calling her that though, but I could be wrong) just say that because she's big into sports and according to gender stereotypes women hate sports and they see it a boy-thing.

We know how painfully idiotic that is though.
No, Lola is extremely feminine.

Dragon Wing · Gone

I consider both Lexi and Lola anti-tomboys. Pretty much going off of what Ayelet just said.

Natynicky · Martian

I think non of them are tomboys... why?? Well Lexi cares about her looks! and yes she likes sports (a girly sport... I mean gymnastics! that is not a tomboy-ish sport) And Lola she clearly likes sports but the way she walks... talks... and expresses herself... doesn't seem tomboy-ish... I mean sure she doesn't like to be called "doll" clearly she sounds offended by the phrase doll... but I mean... I'm not a tomboy and I don't like to be called doll! what I mean is... I don't like boys calling me names like if I'm some kind of object. I think Lola is just a plain girl who loves to play sports and respects who she is, and wants people to respect as a lady that she is!
...I man that's my opinion... ^^;

Dragon Wing · Gone

Basketball really isn't a tomboy-ish sport. American football is. Baseball is, arguably. Rugby oh yes. Soccer maaybbbee. But basketball, no. There's the WNBA, for example.

Mario1980 · Beast

Many thanks to you all for your answers.

Siamese712 wrote:

In my opinian Lexi is not as Tomboy as Lola.

In Space Jam Lola is never realy seen that much off the cort and even when she is she wairs tomboy stiled close and additude. So, yes, Lola is a tomboy.

Lexi on the other hand dose have a tomboy-ish way, but she is most defently not one.

(take it from me. I am a Tomboy.)

Hm.

But Lola wears off the court a hotpant and a belly top. I'm not sure but do tomboys clothe with this kind of clothing?

Ayelet_Ripley · Frelengian

No. Tomboy is a girl that dresses and behaves like a boy. So a tomboy would never in her life wear something like that (and those who do and still declare to be tomboys are just a little confused, IMHO. ;P).

-- Edited by Ayelet_Ripley at 17:14, 2008-06-14

Dragon Wing · Gone

Just as an example - Scout from To Kill a Mockingbird is probably the classic example of a tomboy.

RevRunner · Frelengian

Dragon Wing wrote:

Basketball really isn't a tomboy-ish sport. American football is. Baseball is, arguably. Rugby oh yes. Soccer maaybbbee. But basketball, no. There's the WNBA, for example.

That is actually so true. I forgot about the WNBA. Going a little bit off topic, there are female wrestlers as well but, I always thought of wrestling as a male thing; sorry if I sound a bit sexist.