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[Sarcasm]Are you Gay? Apparently, there's a cure for that now...[/Sarcasm]
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| DJ RJT |
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One more reason to hate conservative Christian America... |
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| lücid |
i'm gonna hold a conference across the street where people can attend and i will make them turn gay.
seriously, wtf is it, like AA for gays?
"yea man, i've been clean for 5 years now. no buttsex for me anymore. the lord is my saviour. and pussies too. mmmm i love the . but not as much as i love the cock. i miss having a big one rammed straight down my throat. praise jesus!!" |
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| DJ RJT |
| quote: | Originally posted by lücid
i'm gonna hold a conference across the street where people can attend and i will make them turn gay.
seriously, wtf is it, like AA for gays?
"yea man, i've been clean for 5 years now. no buttsex for me anymore. the lord is my saviour. and pussies too. mmmm i love the . but not as much as i love the cock. i miss having a big one rammed straight down my throat. praise jesus!!" |
This, on top of the "You're still a virgin if you have buttsexorzz" attitude of many random ass Christians...
Christianity has some weird issues with Sexuality... |
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| Floorfiller |
| i'll look into it :thepirate |
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| DJ RJT |
| quote: | Originally posted by Floorfiller
i'll look into it :thepirate |
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| Clovis86 |
Jesus ing christ our country is going to the can...
I'm so sick of these people still living in the puritan days... |
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| guster |
This country's ideals are pretty ed. Just look at that psycho evangelist tv channel. That woman.. with the purple hair and .. Oh my god.
I just don't understand the mentality at all. The country was based on freedom and they're trying to impose and convince the public that there's only one right way to exist.
I watched the movie "Inherit the Wind" the other day. It's about the trial in 1925 where the state brought charges against a teacher that tried to teach Darwin's theory. It's a really good movie, but the psycho Christian side was just so flawed, just as it is today. |
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| lücid |
“We will continue to build a culture of life in America, and America will be better off for it,” Bush said by satellite hookup from the White House.
FFS, gay people have a better "culture of life" than most of the white trash idiots in America. |
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| idoru |
I'm all for being able to voice your opinions so you can change the world, but there's a limit to how much should be voiced, and we're too far past that limit to turn back. Anyways, back to the subject...
"Oh nos I don't really come across many gay people, and just knowing that they exist makes me feel bad! They're icky, even though I rarely have any sort of contact with them!"
I mean, they're people, let them live their lives, it does not directly affect you. Goddamned Christians thinking they own the world.
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| Moongoose |
| quote: | | Another is the Rev. Nancy Heche, the mother of Anne Heche, the actress who famously married a man after living a widely publicized lesbian life with comedian Ellen DeGeneres. |
When and why did that happen :conf: I thought they were still together...got to remember to read less technical magazines and more tabloids :D
But back to the topic, one really has to wonder what is wrong with those people. Cant they just leave other people live their lives in peace. |
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| tribu |
No offense but where have you been?
I highly recommend the movie 'But I'm a Cheerleader' which just happens to star the girl that only I seem to think is hot, Clea Duvall.
Review (impartial of course)
Quite brilliant., 7 February 2002
Author: Devyalento Latchford Deschanel from London, England
Although on paper this might seem quite offensive to some people, But I'm A Cheerleader is actually a stunning film. A film based around a homosexual rehabilitation commune may be a sensitive and distressing issue, but this film handles it perfectly, by not taking sides and making it a comedy. It plainly shows you the ridiculousness of such a situation but also shows you how people can become so engulfed by it and their own beliefs, and also making it one of the funniest films I've seen for a long while.
Natasha Lyonne is excellent as Megan, a girl who isn't given a chance to fully realise she is a lesbian, and is carted off to "True Directions", led by the rather scary Mary .J. Brown. There, with other "confused" teenagers, she goes on a quest to find her "true destiny" as a happy heterosexual. Although, things do not go to plan, and Megan falls in love with fellow resident Graham, who sees the horror of the whole place. The film has many nice touches that make it all the more enjoyable, such as Mary having an extremely camp son (played by the rather damn gorgeous Eddie Cibrian) and also having her colleague played by the legendary RuPaul, in a rare dragless turn.
This film excels in having both humorous and heartbreaking moments. It intertwines classic comedy and tearful reality with ease. You'll have the boys salivating over Mary's son Rock one moment and a rather devastating scene where student Jan tries to convey that she isn't really gay at all, but was forced here. When this film wants to put it's message across it does, and scenes such as Graham's father telling her graduate or she's on her own really do have an impact. But where this film really wins is in it's way that it does not take sides. Mary does not see the error of her ways throughout the film and remains firm in her homophobic beliefs.
This film isn't about trying to change people's opinions, it's simply presenting a situation and leaving people to make up their own minds. It's also a comedy, and a very funny one at that, with some glittering performances from all, especially, Lyonne, Clea DuVall and Cathy Moriarty. This film may not be to everyone's taste, but it's perfect for whatever mood you find yourself in. Definitely a triumph. |
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