I understand your point, but I think that flagrant homosexuality, which we are mocking here (not necessarily the act of homosexuality itself, which I happen to disagree with, but that's not the point), is subject to the same ridicule as is marriage, heterosexual sex, politics, and any other number of assorted topics. Just because something is sensitive to one particular person doesn't necessarily mean that it is in the interest of the majority to stop them from doing it.

What I'm trying to say is this - I think marriage is a sacred and noble institution that should be treated with the utmost respect - that doesn't mean I'm not going to laugh at Partagas' jokes about it. I don't think it offends anyone here who is married, and even if it did, they are a bit too hypersensitive to tell the difference between bashing and humour.

It's like my policy on Chappelle - we make fun of everybody, no exceptions. We don't discriminate.

There is no need that members who have not even posted their scores to jump into the anti-gay/pro-gay discussion here. Some members like to joke around with each other's scores, that's nothing to concern others whether they are gay or not. No one can tell people who are happy about getting a low or a high score why they think the way they do, being gay is repulsive to straights as being straight is repulsive to homosexuals while this is pointless to bisexuals.

In short post your scores and keep your discussions out of here, otherwise I ask JG or SC to close this topic down; we'd our little fun, this is going in the wrong way.

Sorry afsaneh, but scores have nothing to do with what people post or don't post. Threads always change as people add their thoughts as this one did. I know for a fact you and other have done the same thing to other threads. In fact it seems to be the norm on threads. You just can't control the way threads go.

Someone posted their thoughts and others commented to them.
You put up the starting post and others add on to them. If you want to close your starting thread all you have to do is close your first post, you don't need Geoff or SC to do it.

It would be a shame to close any thread because someone doesn't like something in it. Just like I told Geoff above.
It then becomes a form of censorship to subject matter.

Most threads run their course and need to either bend and change, or just die away by themselves when those involved lose interest. Have a great day!

Actually I think you are right. So carry on, although I don't mind seeing this thread being closed.

Sorry to go off-topic here, but I find it very ironic that the same guy who, just a few weeks ago, in one of his multitudinous diatribes told people to stop acting like they own the place and bossing people around is telling a member to stay away from a topic. :rolleyes:

Carry on.

Boy, I am really amazed at you. You mean you can't tell the difference between this and that. :rolleyes:
No way am I bossing people or playing Board Police. Go back and reread, Did I tell him not to post? Did I insult his opinion? or belittle him for them. After he came back into a thread that he said that he had a problem with, and then repeated his whole issue once again was:

"If you don't like the thread, PLEASE stay away! Thanks"


I don't feel that we should have any thread closed when people can just stay away. That is the issue and that was MY OPINION on a SOLUTION instead of it having to be closed.

And if you get a kick out of riding me, so be it. That's my answer and I'm sticking to it!

Hmmmm... Let me see...


Ohhh... :rolleyes:

How about this:

Maybe this would clear things up for you.

Nothing is wrong in this thread. I laugh at stereotypes. Hell, Chappelle does it excellently. Blacks, whites, homosexuals, whatever. It is funny. In a debate, it's out of place, but in humor?

Geez.. it was just a little fun..

People take things too seriously anymore..

Oh, ssshut up queenie, you little bitch! (*slapfight ensues*)

26%

I don't believe we need the meter for the two below ....



:p

... not that there is anything wrong with that ...

there is. I cannot hear the Village People soundtrack!

Phew: 16% Gay.

16 % percent gay probably because i am my mother's favourite.

84% Straight Because i am stingy, I don't want to spend on leather pants or a cleansing treatment and I do wait for my hair to grow long before i have a cut.

Glad to be Stingy. My Stinginess finally paid off.