Quote by ColletteXx
Don't wanna burst any bubbles on here, but boys pee comes out of their winkies!! How do you feel about kissing a guy 'down there'??
guys are icky. yuck!
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I love these. I want them! Especially Dawn of the Red and Shark Week. Oh, and the Cramp Stamps, of course. Best idea ever!
ps. I think Sprite needs the Rainbo ones. There's something to suit the personality of every bleeder.
and the one below, with the unicorn with the ak 47
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Quote by naughtykellypreston
being gay/lesbian is NOT genetic. as a bisexual woman i have to say that i prefer women to men because i have had nothing but bad experiences with guys. i think someone turning gay (or was gay to begin with) is a lifestyle choice. i don't think genetics enter into the discussion. its just stupid scientist trying to say something is wrong so it has to come from somewhere.
umm... *sighs* nevermind. btw, i liked girls LONG before i'd ever had a bad experience with a guy. and honestly? it wasn't a choice. i just did.
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Quote by Strangerlyd
My problem solved, can you believe it, just show you, here are very good friends that will help you...
Thank you so, so much My Friend, write every step down, now I also know how....
I owe you big time....
RULES! Fuck it. next time someone breaks the VERY SIMPLE RULES in here, i'm closing shop. do NOT test me!
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i just get tired of having people explain to me why i'm gay. how about if people just except it and let me be gay without questioning it? i'm perfectly content being who i am - and you don't see me questioning why others are straight, do you? why are people so threatened by the fact that i happen to like girls?
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Quote by eroticstoryreada
What other advice can you give.
what do you mean by get your characters right?
make them interesting, real, and thee dimensional. make them people someone is interested in reading about. don't make them cardboard cut outs or cliches. breath life into them.
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Quote by pricklypear
being gay is genetic? what a fucking retarded theory.
that means their parents, grandparents, etc. were gay/lesbian yet still kept fucking the opposite sex for all these generations despite not finding the opposite sex attractive? i don't buy it. not even for a dollar.
*face palm* sorry, i just don't have the energy for this some days...
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thing is, i don't have an attitude towards guys. i like guys. i have a lot of guy friends. i get along great with most men. it's the ones who think they are entitled to be jerks that i have issues with. the kind that won't take no for an answer. the kind who hit on me when i'm obviously with my wife. the kind who think that, just because they are men, they have the right to be pigs as well. that's when i have an issue. the rest of the time, it's simple. be respectful. it's such an easy thing to do.
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Quote by Python
Truely one of the sadest things I've heard and it had to happen here.
This is one of the reasons I can't accept there is God as described by the various religions.y8UhU4THlT4vBVA4
this is your first, and only warning. read the goddamn motherfucking rules and abide by them or you're banned. permanent like.
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btw, a little off topic, but not too much - this law was just passed in Kansas:
The law empowers any individual or business to refuse to interact with, do business with, or in any way come into contact with anyone who may have some connection to a gay civil union, or civil marriage or any “similar arrangement” (room-mates?). It gives the full backing of the law to any restaurant or bar-owner who puts up a sign that says “No Gays Served”. It empowers employees of the state government to refuse to interact with gay citizens as a group. Its scope is vast: it allows anyone to refuse to provide “services, accommodations, advantages, facilities, goods, or privileges; counseling, adoption, foster care and other social services; or provide employment or employment benefits” to anyone suspected of being complicit in celebrating or enabling the commitment of any kind of a gay couple.
The law empowers any individual or business to refuse to interact with, do business with, or in any way come into contact with anyone who may have some connection to a gay civil union, or civil marriage or any “similar arrangement” (room-mates?). It gives the full backing of the law to any restaurant or bar-owner who puts up a sign that says “No Gays Served”. It empowers employees of the state government to refuse to interact with gay citizens as a group. Its scope is vast: it allows anyone to refuse to provide “services, accommodations, advantages, facilities, goods, or privileges; counseling, adoption, foster care and other social services; or provide employment or employment benefits” to anyone suspected of being complicit in celebrating or enabling the commitment of any kind of a gay couple.
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Quote by angieseroticpen
I take your point.
Perhaps I am old fashioned but my view is that what people do in the privacy of their own homes, as long as it is legal, is their own business. Whether it is two guys, two girls or even two couples they have the right to sexual freedom. What I dislike is when people parade their sexuality. I think it is distasteful and attracts the wrong kind of attention.
I think the best way to deal with the homophobic brigade is to ignore them. Get on with your life in private and pay no attention. I always find that when you ignore your detractors it not only annoys the hell out of them but they also leave you alone in the end. Entering into some kind of dialogue with these idiots just attracts more attention to their cause.
thing is, it's NOT their own business. too many people make it THEIR business. there's a difference between parading your sexuality, btw, and simply saying 'i'm gay". and it's easy to say ignore the homophobes when you're not dealing with the issues many gay men and women do. bullying, death threats, hate mail, not having the same rights as straights, listening to the comments i'm SURE resonant in the locker room (btw, it's rare that i go for an entire day without hearing at least one gay slur, not directed against me, but certainly it still effects me - "faggot" is a common put down, don't you know).
he came out in a profession in which, from my understanding, gay people are NOT welcome. i think it's incredibly brave and honest.
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Quote by naughtyannie
Never mind all this - GB actually won a medal! Jenny Jones in the women's snowboard slopestyle. OK, it was bronze, and nobody had ever heard of her before today, but it is better than nothing. Well done Jenny!
they've heard of her now, and really, bronze? like third best in the world? congratulations! SO amazing! i'm a huge snowboard fan, so yeah, she's on my radar now.