Homosexuals letting everyone know...

RKCNDY

electricxlovex wrote:

chiquimonkey wrote:

4and20 wrote:

I think they are showing off that their car has smashed cereal in the seats and smells like spoiled formula....

Some people have cars like that, and they don't even have kids :shock:

chiqui...is Mr 4/20 giving you rides in his car?

chiquimonkey

VoidOfMan wrote:

chiquimonkey wrote:

I'm more offended by "Baby on Board" stickers. Like I was going to plow my car right into you, but since you have a baby, I'll hold off lol

Reminds me of a driver's test question I got wrong.

"There is a blind person on a corner waiting for the light to change while you are wanting to turn right."

Do you:
A. Stop and wait until he has crossed the street safely.
B. Treat him like any other pedestrian.
C. (some other answer that was similar)

I picked B because it is pretty much the same as A, that's how I treat pedestrians, they have the right of way!!

Yeah that's kind of a trick question, you should wait in any case! Although a 'regular' pedestrian can at least see if you're sitting there waiting to turn, so I can see why they made the distinction for someone who is blind.

chiquimonkey

4and20 wrote:

chiqui...is Mr 4/20 giving you rides in his car?

No, but if it has cereal and stinks, I never will :? hahaha

RKCNDY

chiquimonkey wrote:

4and20 wrote:

chiqui...is Mr 4/20 giving you rides in his car?

No, but if it has cereal and stinks, I never will :? hahaha

EmBleve

ZiggyStar wrote:

Jo wrote:

So what happens if I am are a TRUE PRACTISING RELIGEOUS NUT, bringing up my children to be Honourable, Respectful, Conciderate, Insightful , Patient and Moraly convicted to the above.
Only have 'otherwise' shoved and flaunted in my face?
I have no choice but to tell my 8 year old about homosexuality because he wants to know what that shit on my TV was or what that song was about, or why his teacher lives with the principle.

I get the fact your looking for recognition, but I'm one of those who can't wait for you to go away, your spoiling my Porno's.

let the flames begin.....

Homosexuals are spoiling your pornos to such a degree that you can't wait for them to "go away"?! :? Ever heard of searching for what you want to watch? I never stumble across gay men in my porn. As for lesbians, it's very easy to avoid them too. Maybe a little less drinky drinky next time and a bit more concentration, hey?

Jo, I think you should be much more worried about teaching your kids to spell correctly than what you're going to tell them about homosexuals ---- Considerate, morally, principal, pornos (no apostrophe)

Say it!! Your reply totally kicks ass. I especially love the spelling part.

JOEJOEJOE

If members of minority groups ( gays, in this instance) were more accepted and weren't discriminated against, perhaps they would feel less of a need to define who they are.

catefrances

electricxlovex wrote:

chiquimonkey wrote:

Loulou wrote:

Yeah, I have a baby and I don't really get those signs?? I mean, if someones going to have an accident involving your car, a signs not going to stop them. Besides, the very fact that most of the time you dont know the person/family driving next to you on the road, doesn't stop people from driving like nutcases so what makes them think a sign will???

Right! It's just something I never understood. It just seems good practice to not hit anybody lol

couldn't agree more
i don't mind signs and stuff
but baby on board signs to me are pointless
just showing off that you have a baby isn't it

baby on board signs were originally intended to alert emergency services to the possible existence of a wee child in a wreck. sometimes they tend to slip down and get 'lost' among the wreckage. so no not pointless at all.

pjfan31

ZiggyStar wrote:

This guys car sounds like some of the Cowboys (football) fans I've seen driving here. Flags, window stickers, bumper stickers, dashboard crap, stick on window toys, drivers wearing Cowboys shirts and hats. Really really Cowboys obsessed.

Would that car bother you if you were driving near it? Honestly ask yourself that question.

Yes it would. Cowboys are shit...

But lets learn to embrace difference rather than suppress it people. The world would be a better place if we did....

dunkman

VoidOfMan wrote:

chiquimonkey wrote:

I'm more offended by "Baby on Board" stickers. Like I was going to plow my car right into you, but since you have a baby, I'll hold off lol

Reminds me of a driver's test question I got wrong.

"There is a blind person on a corner waiting for the light to change while you are wanting to turn right."

Do you:
A. Stop and wait until he has crossed the street safely.
B. Treat him like any other pedestrian.
C. (some other answer that was similar)

I picked B because it is pretty much the same as A, that's how I treat pedestrians, they have the right of way!!

why wasnt there a D) Shout "look out, there is a piano falling right above you!!"

Thoughts_Arrive

eyedclaar wrote:

Ah, nothing like coming back to work after a threeday weekend to find the homophobes hard at work. Good to see there is still room in a PJ fan's heart for such intolerance.

Want a tissue?
How was I intolerant?
They cry they want to be treated like everyone else yet the way some of them go about it makes me question whether or not they really do want to be treated equally.

Thoughts_Arrive

eMMI wrote:

If you saw a car completely decked out in, say, Hello Kitty or Pearl Jam or Twilight (or any other) stuff, would your reaction be the same? Ok, you like Hello Kitty, you don't have to parade it?

People parade all sorts of things every day, usually things that are a big part of their lives, which is completely fine unless it's offensive or dangerous to others (or illegal etc).

When it comes to gay people parading their sexual orientation, I think it's fair to let them be as flamboyant as they like. After all, heterosexuality is paraded around everywhere and constantly. Hell, I guess when I walk around holding hands with my boyfriend, we're parading around being all straight and stuff. The gay community just came up with a much more colourful way of displaying their orientation.

No because we don't demand we be treated the same as everyone else.

Thoughts_Arrive

whispering hands wrote:

I am gay, and I must admit it is a bit much to over decorate your car in any one fashion or another. I was never flambouyant about my coming out, mostly because of my family, I was very reseved. To a massive degree I still am. There are no pride stickers on my van, or my truck. If people want to know what I prefer they can ask me, other than that, being gay is NOT the entirety of who I am, and there fore need not be flaunted.. this is just my opinion, as for others, they're gonna do what they do regardless of what we all think. And as one human to another, we need to recognize that everyone is different and needs to be allowed this, otherwise we're all the same and that's boring as alll fucking hell. Just my opinion.

Thank you!

chime

Thoughts_Arrive wrote:

eMMI wrote:

If you saw a car completely decked out in, say, Hello Kitty or Pearl Jam or Twilight (or any other) stuff, would your reaction be the same? Ok, you like Hello Kitty, you don't have to parade it?

People parade all sorts of things every day, usually things that are a big part of their lives, which is completely fine unless it's offensive or dangerous to others (or illegal etc).

When it comes to gay people parading their sexual orientation, I think it's fair to let them be as flamboyant as they like. After all, heterosexuality is paraded around everywhere and constantly. Hell, I guess when I walk around holding hands with my boyfriend, we're parading around being all straight and stuff. The gay community just came up with a much more colourful way of displaying their orientation.

No because we don't demand we be treated the same as everyone else.

May be because you are everyone else

Thoughts_Arrive

dunkman wrote:

Thoughts_Arrive wrote:

I was sitting behind a car today driving home from work and this guy had the rainbow flag stickered all over his boot, a flag inside, and rainbow flag pillow things inside under the back windscreen.
Is that going too far?, okay you are homosexual don't have to parade it.
Is there a straight flag, I want to decorate my car. :roll:

how close to the car were you that you could read the stickers? were you right up his arse... i bet you were.... did you stick your bumper up his exhaust pipe? was it a Land Rover? was it a 4X4? cos they can get through a lot of shit.... which would be apt.

I prefer being in front

Got a hard hard head

I know plenty of gay people, the majority of whom are quiet, unassuming people and I get along with them just fine.

However, I do take issue against those who feel they have to act in this completely pseudo-extrovert way, that they have to lay on the voice and actions to the nth degree. The gay label doesn't exclude you from criticism. They're annoying not because they are gay but because they are false.

Thoughts_Arrive

Got a hard hard head wrote:

I know plenty of gay people, the majority of whom are quiet, unassuming people and I get along with them just fine.

However, I do take issue against those who feel they have to act in this completely pseudo-extrovert way, that they have to lay on the voice and actions to the nth degree. The gay label doesn't exclude you from criticism. They're annoying not because they are gay but because they are false.

True that!

nuffingman

Got a hard hard head wrote:

I know plenty of gay people, the majority of whom are quiet, unassuming people and I get along with them just fine.

However, I do take issue against those who feel they have to act in this completely pseudo-extrovert way, that they have to lay on the voice and actions to the nth degree. The gay label doesn't exclude you from criticism. They're annoying not because they are gay but because they are false.

Good post and I agree with you. Let people be what they want to be. There's no problem with the guy plastering his car with stickers but I'm puzzled why he wants to. It seems a bit like he is desperate to be noticed and they are often the people that rub people up the wrong way.

I also can't stand fakes. Why men that are gay find their vocal chords have changed and they walk differently is ridiculous. It's just as annoying when local kids put on London accents and try to act tough.

Wrongly there's a lot of prejudice in this world so it's advisable to sometimes cool it. It's like putting Manchester United flags, cushions and stickers on your car and driving into Liverpool, you just know that car may receive a bit of rough justice. And quite rightly too (the MU car that is).

pjfan31

nuffingman wrote:

Got a hard hard head wrote:

I also can't stand fakes. Why men that are gay find their vocal chords have changed and they walk differently is ridiculous. It's just as annoying when local kids put on London accents and try to act tough.

This reminds me of a guy I went to school with (not a gay guy). But I've known him since I was 5. Went from Kindergarten through to year 12 with him. He is of Italian heritage, but you would only know that looking at him, not listening.

So about year 10, he develops a close relationship with some other Italians and hangs around them. All of a sudden, out of nowhere, he is starting to aspeaka likea Mario, anda use abody alanguage like papa.Turned into a stereotypical Italian over nght.

nuffingman

pjfan31 wrote:

This reminds me of a guy I went to school with (not a gay guy). But I've known him since I was 5. Went from Kindergarten through to year 12 with him. He is of Italian heritage, but you would only know that looking at him, not listening.

So about year 10, he develops a close relationship with some other Italians and hangs around them. All of a sudden, out of nowhere, he is starting to aspeaka likea Mario, anda use abody alanguage like papa.Turned into a stereotypical Italian over nght.

A! eez a good boy, eez a good to eez mumma and eez apapa.

Got a hard hard head

nuffingman wrote:

Wrongly there's a lot of prejudice in this world so it's advisable to sometimes cool it. It's like putting Manchester United flags, cushions and stickers on your car and driving into Liverpool, you just know that car may receive a bit of rough justice. And quite rightly too (the MU car that is).

I fully concur.

pjfan31 wrote:

nuffingman wrote:

Got a hard hard head wrote:

I also can't stand fakes. Why men that are gay find their vocal chords have changed and they walk differently is ridiculous. It's just as annoying when local kids put on London accents and try to act tough.

This reminds me of a guy I went to school with (not a gay guy). But I've known him since I was 5. Went from Kindergarten through to year 12 with him. He is of Italian heritage, but you would only know that looking at him, not listening.

So about year 10, he develops a close relationship with some other Italians and hangs around them. All of a sudden, out of nowhere, he is starting to aspeaka likea Mario, anda use abody alanguage like papa.Turned into a stereotypical Italian over nght.

That made me think of the Chef from The Simpsons. Hey, Salvatore! Break out the cheap hooch for Mr. No-Tip and the dried-up-ah zombie he's-ah captured