Sodomy, All at Sea - Page 6

garinda · 23-02-2005, 08:42

unless ur a gay horse of course!

mthead · 23-02-2005, 09:21

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Originally Posted by removal-man

no lets take the p*ss its more fun.

well said i agree you get sick of people always saying you should be politically correct you have to have a laugh now and again.imagine a world where you are perminently watching Ps & Qs

slinky · 23-02-2005, 09:56

Having a laugh at other people's expense is one thing, taking the p'''ss and being hurtful just for the sake of it is another.
No-one is perfect we all have different strengths and weaknesses, unfortunately the people that ridicule others for a bit of a laugh don't think there is anything wrong with themselves obviously.

Tealeaf · 23-02-2005, 10:02

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Originally Posted by slinky

....unfortunately the people that ridicule others for a bit of a laugh don't think there is anything wrong with themselves obviously.

Could someone please explain the logic in this remark? Or is it because it's written by a woman and as such there is no inherent logic?

Less · 23-02-2005, 10:07

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf

Could someone please explain the logic in this remark? Or is it because it's written by a woman and as such there is no inherent logic?

Naughty Tea' having a dig at the weaker sex!

slinky · 23-02-2005, 10:11

What ever tea leaf!!!

Tealeaf · 23-02-2005, 10:19

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Originally Posted by slinky

What ever tea leaf!!!

What ever what?

g78 · 23-02-2005, 10:22

Just noticed your signature Tealeaf.... hidden subtext there?

mthead · 23-02-2005, 10:24

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Originally Posted by g78

Just noticed your signature Tealeaf.... hidden subtext there?

good one never noticed that LOL

slinky · 23-02-2005, 10:25

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Originally Posted by g78

Just noticed your signature Tealeaf.... hidden subtext there?

LMAO g78 NICE ONE

Less · 23-02-2005, 10:27

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf

What ever what?

Now, now, tea' don't ask such difficult questions.

By the way I think it fair game to extract the urine from willy woofters (it's got to be prefered to pushing their sh*t back in) it keeps the pressure off us vampires do you realise how many stake & garlic jokes I have to put up with every day?

mthead · 23-02-2005, 10:31

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Originally Posted by Less

Now, now, tea' don't ask such difficult questions.

By the way I think it fair game to extract the urine from willy woofters (it's got to be prefered to pushing their sh*t back in) it keeps the pressure off us vampires do you realise how many stake & garlic jokes I have to put up with every day?

LOL I knw the feeling with all the stick I get cause of a footy team i follow,its just not politically correct.PMSL

Terry · 23-02-2005, 11:01

If the Navy can't find enough recruits from the general poulation, then they haven't much chance of getting any substantial number from the gays. In any case,the navy has always had a bit of a reputation for nancies ever since I can remember, whether the inference was ever true or not.
As for gays themselves. Well you will always get enough people saying" Oh yes I know some gays, they are very nice people" Which reminds me, I met a necrophiliac once. Yes a very nice guy if ever I met one. Then there were these rapists I came across. Yes very nice guys. Then If I remember correctly, I had occasion to come in contact with three paedophiles. Couldn't ask for nicer people. Then there was this chap I remember who was a beastialty merchant. Gee whiz. A very nice bloke too. Unfortunately, (or whatever adv. you wish to use) they all had one thing in common. Their sexuality was all stuffed up. But very nice people just the same. And surprise suprise , they all felt quite normal. Which is only to be expected otherwise they wouldn't be indulging in their respective philias. It's us hetrosexuals who ought to be thankful for having the sexuality that nature intended in the first place. Do I feel sorry for the others? Yes I do. They all have to cop a lot of s**t. Do I crack jokes about such people? Of course I do. They are just going to have to cope with it just like everybody else has to cope with life the way it is. Does anyone ever invite a gay home for tea because he's a gay or because of the person they are? Think about it.

pendy · 23-02-2005, 12:38

Under the new legislation that comes into force later this year, people who enter into gay partnership agreements will have virtually the same rights as married couples, so far as Inheritance Tax, pension provision, etc.

This is more than heterosexual couples living in "common-law marriages" have. In fact, in law, there is no such thing as a common law marriage despite what is generally thought.

This does give gays more rights than the "normal" heterosexual population, who have to get married to get the same rights.

This brings us back to the question of choice. It has always been the case that if you make some life choices, others are barred to you. If you become a nun, you can't get married and have a family. It is your choice. However, the situation now is that people want to make a lifestyle choice which excludes other options, but they want those options as well - homosexual couples want children and equal rights with married couples. The baseline seems to be that they want homosexuality accepted as normality. It isn't. It should be seen as equal but different, and the difference is that there are some things you can't have - like marriage and all its advantages. There is nothing wrong with equal but different, so long as everyone accepts that.

garinda · 23-02-2005, 12:53

Yes but a woman can choose to leave a nunnery. Unless you read The Daily Mail, being gay isn't a life style choice, its the same as being born ginger,[joke- ginger beer.] lt is unfair hetro couples aren't to have the same legal rights as gay couples- perhaps they should have an effective political lobby like Stonewall etc.. All discrimination should be fought for & changed.l m just off to light a joss stick now.