"What's the matter baby, never fought a real man before?"

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Didn't anybody just die of laughter at this quote from Warren in Seeing Red?! I mean a real man who's fighting the Slayer doesn't need super strength orbs to fight her
 
I think that was the irony of the situation. Clearly he wasn't a real man, we weren't meant to think he was because he relied or magical aids to make him stronger.

It's like calling an athlete on steroids a "real runner".
 
Well, he had magic balls of power... and was really proud of those two. I guess he just turned the already thinly veiled metaphor up to eleven. (Not that Warren was much for subtlety, even before his villain upgrade.)
 
Yeah when he said that line, I literally LOL'd and went "Yeah, ok." It was weird 'cause originally when we met Warren I kinda felt sorry for him. I mean, he started out at this weird guy who was so pathetic he had to create a girlfriend 'cause he couldn't get one, and then he transformed into a disgusting monster of a man. *shudder*
 
I've always found Warren funny (except when he killed Tara), and this line just made me laugh out loud. This and the one about nemesis-es or however he said it.
 
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A real man doesn't have to be physically strong. There are plenty of physically strong males who are not real men. A real man is someone who is confident with who he is and respects others for who they are.

So, Warren, you were never a real man. You've always been an insecure little boy.
 
Agreed about him not being a real man. But I liked him as a villain. One of the FEW things about season six that I liked.
 
I liked him a villain but I had to think twice to remember this scene. So I guess I didn't spent much time laughing for it. 🙂 My favorite scene with him is the one in the museum when he tries to give Andrew and Jonathan a code-word for using the Freeze-machine (to shock the museums-guard) but the two still don't get it.
 
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