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Having said that, I do think American males are rather unique in how terrifying they find the prospect of being wrongly identified as homosexual and the lengths they'll go to avoid accidentally coming into contact with "gay" clothing/food/cars/furniture/power tools/colors/shapes/oxygen.There is ample documentation of homosexuality in insults. Judging by the literature, the Vikings were the "rednecks" of medieval Europe... if you went into the mead hall and called a man a ******, he'd do the same thing that any good ol' boy at a Texas cowboy bar would do. The end result would be a big axe in your head instead of a big cowboy boot in your face, but the idea is the same. Furthermore, in every one of the instances where nÃð or ergi is encountered as an accusation, no one seriously believes that the accused party is in fact homosexual: the charge is symbolic, rather like calling a modern redneck "queer" to provoke him to fight. (Sørenson 20)
Wearing pink is a trait of gayness?
^^^LOL
Alfonso Ribeiro?
So guys making out doesn't disturb you but a guy wearing pink does? Ok....
Carlton-dance on that ass.
No it is not.
C'mon ed it's not ********** with guys that makes you gay. It all has to do with the clothes you wear, the jewlery you wear, your facial hair and how you walk down the street. As long as you don't exhibit any of those gay traits you can do whatever and whomever you'd like and not worry about being gay.
Typical straight guys paranoia. I've just suggested a few gay traits and it's like an earthquake to some of you.
**** you, ed.