Corkfeen wrote: » I think you entirely missed his point. You're making judgements on entire community of people based on random pictures.
Norwesterner wrote: » I made no such judgement on the gays. Simply questioning the merit of some of them continuing to separate and pigeon hole themselves sexually, rather than just live day to day lives like us regular saps. I've spoken to several gays who agree with me regarding the Pride rallies etc. Pretty sure, if I was gay, I'd still hold the same views.
WileyCoyote wrote: » You mean apart from referring to at least one as "The THING holding the placard" Sure sounds pretty judgemental to me!
Norwesterner wrote: » Pretty sure, if I was gay, I'd still hold the same views.
Gummy Panda wrote: » Can I have a panda pride march though?
Tom_Cruise wrote: » I don't mean to ask in an offending manner, i just have no one else to ask.
old hippy wrote: » Ok. Simply, because some do and some don't. I don't know why it bothers people so much - different voices/pitches/accents - but apparently it does.
Links234 wrote: » I'm glad I'm not straight I don't hate straight people, but just look at those weirdos and freaks! the kind of **** straight people get up to on a night out, falling over drunk and vomitting everywhere, straight guys fighting and belting it out of each other. someone got attacked in the street? you can bet some straight person was responsible. and don't get me started on straight relationships, they're ****ed up beyond belief, look at Chris Brown! what a ****ing disgusting human being, and he's straight. nice straight "morals" there, beating up your partner. think of the kids growing up thinking that kind of straight behaviour is the norm. like I said, I don't hate straight people, but I just think the straight lifestyle shouldn't be promoted or encouraged. plus, here's a random picture of an ugly straight person, look how ugly they are!
Norwesterner wrote: » I think some of those who speak quite camp and feminine are playing up. If you compare Graham Nortons voice and mannerisms, for example today and compare it to his earlier work, it's clear he was camping it up before. However , there are others who are genuine. There was one guy in my primary school who went through Hell due to his campness and femininity. You don't "act" camp in a 1970s school playground.
Norwesterner wrote: » If that's directed at me, you're talking out your arse, and seriously distorting my viewpont. I think there are positive gay role models (Johnny Mathis, Richard Chamberlain, David Starkey) and downright repugnant ones (Peter Tatchell and the hysterical whingers for example).
Norwesterner wrote: » Make of it what you will.http://www.google.com/search?hl=es&q=belfast+gay+pride+jesus+was+a+fag&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&bvm=bv.46226182,d.dmg&biw=1366&bih=667&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=uKiKUbGvF_jG4AOxvIDoCg#imgrc=ME5uo7hKtgFRpM%3A%3BNz7KoF_8qkQJJM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252F3.bp.blogspot.com%252F_t2Ry7I5DNuQ%252FRrwSvt5GukI%252FAAAAAAAAApo%252FOpfMjzz2-MM%252Fs320%252FGayJesusPlacard.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Farchbishop-cranmer.blogspot.com%252F2007%252F08%252Fuks-blasphemy-law-is-effectively-sharia.html%3B235%3B273 On mature reflection, I retract the earlier comment. I dont know if it's a man or a woman tbh.
Big Bottom wrote: » I have nothing against gays or whatever but how can anyone be attracted to the creature holding that sign?
kfk wrote: » What do gay posters here think about the way TV airs the campest gays they can find? X-Factor would have you believe that all gays are extremely camp! Why cant they pick out a gay teddy bear for a change?
orestes wrote: » Jesus fukking christ.
old hippy wrote: » You need to get OUT more, kfk.
Big Bottom wrote: » Whats wrong with what I said?
1ZRed wrote: » I don't like how it's exaggerated a lot of the time in the media. The new normal being an example of having one very stereotypical gay guy, but there are examples of more normal everyday lads like max in happy endings. Fact is though that there are camp gay men so they shouldn't all be taken off the TV because it wouldn't be so realistic. A fair mix would do well. There's also a heap of straight camp men also. Take a stroll into a few shops and you'll se a load of them, but you'd assume they were gay just because they were camp. And here, you're talking about camp gay men and how annoying the flamboyant ones yet who's the lad sitting in watching the xfactor on a staturdat night, because it's not me.
NuMarvel wrote: » I think anyone who believes that X-Factor is a true and accurate representation of anything has bigger issues to worry about.