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katex · 03-06-2012, 13:52

Although I welcome the fact that homosexuality is accepted these days, and we treat homosexuals as the person they are and not what we have considered beyond the norm. I do feel this acceptance is now going a little over the top.

It is being used more and more in the media and being 'promoted'. Comedians, presenters all make innuendo jokes about their sexuality and use it for some sort of promotion.

There's is even an advert. Oh hek, for thingymungbebobs with (I think) Alistair McDonald. Two blokes in 2 chairs, approached by an obvious 'gay' gentleman calling them 'girls'. Somebody please prompt me for who the advert is for .... driving me mad.

No, think this comic gimmick is way over the top.

03-06-2012, 13:52	#15
katex Resting in Peace Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Clayton-le-Moors Posts: 10,551 Blog Entries: 3 Liked: 16 times Rep Power: 11259	Re: Comic book heroes Although I welcome the fact that homosexuality is accepted these days, and we treat homosexuals as the person they are and not what we have considered beyond the norm. I do feel this acceptance is now going a little over the top. It is being used more and more in the media and being 'promoted'. Comedians, presenters all make innuendo jokes about their sexuality and use it for some sort of promotion. There's is even an advert. Oh hek, for thingymungbebobs with (I think) Alistair McDonald. Two blokes in 2 chairs, approached by an obvious 'gay' gentleman calling them 'girls'. Somebody please prompt me for who the advert is for .... driving me mad. No, think this comic gimmick is way over the top.