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Eric	25-03-2012 20:17

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 979927)

Wise words indeed, like these of Alan Bennet when asked about his own sexuality he replied:

"That's a bit like asking a man crawling across he Sahara whether he would prefer Perrier or Malvern water".

If you've ever been really thirsty...;):D

I think Mrs. Patrick Campbell got it right: "My dear, I don't care what they do, so long as they don't do it in the street and frighten the horses.";)

mobertol

25-03-2012 20:56

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I have been reflecting a great deal recently on the nature of love and have come to the conclusion that what any two people share, physically or in any other way, is perfectly natural if they are both happy with it. There are no limits to the way love can be expressed and gender (I prefer this word to "sex" when distinguishing the differences between male and female, as it is less confusing) makes no difference, in any way. The fundamental thing is respect for a partner and genuine feelings in their regard.

If there is a genuine shift in consciousness among the "masses" then it is right that the laws of the land reflect the thoughts of the people. We have all become so suspicious of the motives of our politicians that their role in this respect has become weakened and in the end we all lose out because of such a loss of faith. It limits progress.

mobertol

25-03-2012 20:58

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 980000)

I think Mrs. Patrick Campbell got it right: "My dear, I don't care what they do, so long as they don't do it in the street and frighten the horses.";)

Skittish creatures horses -very highly strung and easily spooked!!;):D

kestrelx

13-04-2012 23:44

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 979940)

Birdy hasn't got a lot going for him has he:D

Oh no it's the Chuckle Brothers again :eek:- Jaysay and Cashman! :rolleyes:

kestrelx

13-04-2012 23:47

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 979860)

Seems like your logic came out of a Crackerjack box ... What is this promoting homosexuality thing you are talking about:confused: ... I haven't seen any ads, or read any promotional literature. None of this post makes any sense whatsoever. Taking drugs is a choice ... I smoke dope every day; on occasion, I'll snort a couple of lines. Being homosexual ain't a choice. Nor is it a sin ... or a crime. You seem to be real uptight about the drug thing ... smoke a couple of doobies; listen to some Brewer and Shipley; and chill out.

Today news came out about an advert put up by an Anglican Christian Organisation being banned from buses in London

Transport for London bans 'anti-gay' adverts - Channel 4 News

Oh and by the way I hav'nt smoked cannabis for about 10 years!:alright:

Restless

14-04-2012 08:15

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Live and let live Is what I say on this subject.

Kestrelx-- I don't see what drugs has to do with this subject. Just seems a little like you are trying to provoke these guys.

jaysay

14-04-2012 08:34

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Originally Posted by Restless (Post 985221)

Live and let live Is what I say on this subject.

Kestrelx-- I don't see what drugs has to do with this subject. Just seems a little like you are trying to provoke these guys.

Think your right Restless, then he goes sulky and throws his teddy out the pram, when he gets put firmly in his place, ravages of earlier habits, sad really

Less	14-04-2012 09:33

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 979864)

I am saying that some I think may chose it or play with it.

Good grief, if playing with it means I'm homosexual then I've been gay since about the age of ten & I imagine, so have most other men.

:o

jaysay

14-04-2012 09:36

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 985264)

Good grief, if playing with it means I'm homosexual then I've been gay since about the age of ten & I imagine, so have most other men.

:o

And from what we've seen on here Less he still is:rolleyes:

gynn	13-05-2012 07:03

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Barack Obama's support for gay marriage has guaranteed it will be a big issue in the forthcoming election.

Hopefully it will show up the narrow mindedness and bigotry of those opposed to it, and will bring equality that little bit closer.

Margaret Pilkington

13-05-2012 08:06

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I don't think it will, it is a cynical ploy to catch votes...and I'm sure that many americans will see through his abysmal opportunism.

jaysay

13-05-2012 09:41

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It seems Barack ain't quite as popular as he once was, seems to be panicking somewhat

gynn	13-05-2012 09:45

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 991381)

It seems Barack ain't quite as popular as he once was, seems to be panicking somewhat

But his likely opponent Romney can't even get the support of all the Republicans. Obama will be re-elected.

He might not go down too well in the bible belt with his gay marriage comments, but I can't see him losing any sleep about that!

Margaret Pilkington

13-05-2012 10:08

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At least the yanks won't be hobbled by EU regulations.

Mancie

13-05-2012 18:53

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 991392)

At least the yanks won't be hobbled by EU regulations.

What are the EU regulations on same sex marriage ? :confused:

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