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Gay question
- Thread starter FLMountainMan
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Originally Posted by imageWIS
Really though, the forum must stop with the topic of teh gheyz...some of the so-called 'straight men' here are waaaaaaaaay too obsessed with the subject of shaving off your body hair.
Jon.
Fixed
**** you, ed.Originally Posted by kronik
RJ, post a picture so that I may denigrate you. Same with you, ed.
Here you go, all man *****!
whodini
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Just asking, but did people always obsess over hetero/homosexuality? I'm only 31, so I really don't remember the bad ol' days, but it seems as if everything guys do is subject to attacks on their sexual orientation (and I know I'm gay for even asking this HAHAHAHAHAHA). Lots of movies/tv from the old days often show straight guys in situations that would now be ridiculed as gay. Did the relative normalization of homsexuality cause the homoparanoia?Originally Posted by FLMountainMan
Was it always this way? It seems as if every post on here is scrutinized for possible "tells" of homosexuality. Were people always so paranoid about catching teh ****? I love a good gay joke as much as the next guy (feel free to edit for extra lolz), but it just seems ridiculous.
Fixed.Originally Posted by imageWIS
Jon.
......Originally Posted by edmorel
This got old the third or fourth time you used it. Shut your dumb ass up and try to post something funny for once.Originally Posted by Connemara
God damnit.
Like Queen bees to honey...
imageWIS
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This got old the third or fourth time you used it. Shut your dumb ass up and try to post something funny for once.Originally Posted by Connemara
God damnit.
I think Conne has finally lost it (if he ever had it at all), I want to watch the insanity unfold.
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Jon.
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I think Conne has finally lost it (if he ever had it at all), I want to watch the insanity unfold.Originally Posted by imageWIS
Jon.
He hasn't really "lost it." He's just a little pissy right now b/c I got to make an "I'm gay with Ed" joke before he did.
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