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27 January 2006, 04:53 PM
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Originally Posted by KiwiGTI
D.) My descriptions of various acts are to draw attention to what the crux of being gay is and that I don't find it at all enticing. As in if I was watching a porno and it cut to a scene with two blokes i would not be able to retain rigidity.
you watched gay porno and suddenly went limp?
27 January 2006, 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted by KiwiGTI
VaNDaL these comments are not directed at you personally it's just your reply has them in.
A.) Freud has been thoroughly discredited in psychological circles.
B.) A Kiwi is an animal (bird) and a name commonly used to describe people from NZ
C.) Nothing wrong with sodomy, but I don't find it a turn on between men.
D.) My descriptions of various acts are to draw attention to what the crux of being gay is and that I don't find it at all enticing. As in if I was watching a porno and it cut to a scene with two blokes i would not be able to retain rigidity.
E.) The Village People have also been discredited and they are all actually straight.
A.) Freud has been thoroughly discredited in psychological circles.
B.) A Kiwi is an animal (bird) and a name commonly used to describe people from NZ
C.) Nothing wrong with sodomy, but I don't find it a turn on between men.
D.) My descriptions of various acts are to draw attention to what the crux of being gay is and that I don't find it at all enticing. As in if I was watching a porno and it cut to a scene with two blokes i would not be able to retain rigidity.
E.) The Village People have also been discredited and they are all actually straight.
B) It's also a fruit
C) Nothing wrong with it, but you don't find it a turn on between men? Why6 would you even be thinking about it? Unless you refer to my post #53
D) Refer to post #53 - first hand experience?
E) You actually bothered to find this out, I assume?
F) I am hoping that you are on a wind-up here!
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27 January 2006, 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Dracoro
Kiwi - do you also get up in arms about builders wolf whistling women? Plenty of ott blokish behaviour goes on as well.
27 January 2006, 04:57 PM
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People are allowed opinions btw. If Kiwi finds homosexuality unsettling then so what. I'd say if you asked most blokes 'down the pub' what they thought they would give similar answers.
27 January 2006, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by _RIP_
People are allowed opinions btw. If Kiwi finds homosexuality unsettling then so what. I'd say if you asked most blokes 'down the pub' what they thought they would give similar answers.
I'm all for opinions and freedom of speech, after all, we are civilised, but think irrational and bigoted opinions should be kept quiet. Otherwise where would we be?
I think Kiwi is on a wind-up, anyway......
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27 January 2006, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by 2000TLondon
I don't think anyone who is secure in their own sexuality or confident about the person they are, has strong feelings about what other people may or may not do. I believe to have such strong feelings, the feelings must be there to try and repress something.
And besides this is a discussion, centred towards a certain topic so any opinions here will probably be more polarised than in real life.
27 January 2006, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by _RIP_
Well by that definition I'd say all your wolf whistling builders are poofs then
27 January 2006, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by KiwiGTI
I don't believe that at all, as I said the Freudian view of things has been discredited.
27 January 2006, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by 2000TLondon
I knew you were joking with all that crap! Couldn't you just use a smilie next time? 
Couldn't you just use a smilie next time?
27 January 2006, 05:33 PM
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Idiots.
This is why he will "get away" with it. Any debate about him lieing - gets lost in the irrelevant discussion about his sexuality and gay attitudes in general.
I dont care if he prefers men to women or a bit of both. I do care that when asked a straight question he lied. And then trys to pass it off as " a challenge he has overcome" or other bollox.
This is why he will "get away" with it. Any debate about him lieing - gets lost in the irrelevant discussion about his sexuality and gay attitudes in general.
I dont care if he prefers men to women or a bit of both. I do care that when asked a straight question he lied. And then trys to pass it off as " a challenge he has overcome" or other bollox.
28 January 2006, 02:27 PM
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It is undeniable that some people develop to have homosexual feelings. If they want to live together etc then that is up to them, it has been happening from time immemorial and there is no need to make a song and a dance about it, just get on with it and keep it to yourself if that is what you want.
I dont see however why they should get any special privileges. And all this civil partnership affair to my mind is more than faintly ridiculous. Even more so when it is felt in some quarters that the word "marriage" might offend homosexuals! I do decry the undermining of normal married life and a proper family life for children to grow up in. This is getting worse and we are seeing the bad effects of that now.
I can understand KiwiGT's point of view about unnatural sexual practices. The thought of sodomy between any pair of individuals seems pretty disgusting to me, and and also leads to all kinds of trouble as we have seen. If homosexuals want to do that, it is up to them, they know the risks well enough. I don't think it is anything to shout about off the rooftops though.
The worst effect of all this though is the overall drop in moral standards that is encouraged by these modern attitudes. This is a bad thing and will only get worse of course. The end product of all this is the death of civilisation and we are seeing the obvious signs of this in the behaviour of so many these days.
Les
I dont see however why they should get any special privileges. And all this civil partnership affair to my mind is more than faintly ridiculous. Even more so when it is felt in some quarters that the word "marriage" might offend homosexuals! I do decry the undermining of normal married life and a proper family life for children to grow up in. This is getting worse and we are seeing the bad effects of that now.
I can understand KiwiGT's point of view about unnatural sexual practices. The thought of sodomy between any pair of individuals seems pretty disgusting to me, and and also leads to all kinds of trouble as we have seen. If homosexuals want to do that, it is up to them, they know the risks well enough. I don't think it is anything to shout about off the rooftops though.
The worst effect of all this though is the overall drop in moral standards that is encouraged by these modern attitudes. This is a bad thing and will only get worse of course. The end product of all this is the death of civilisation and we are seeing the obvious signs of this in the behaviour of so many these days.
Les
29 January 2006, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Leslie
It is undeniable that some people develop to have homosexual feelings. If they want to live together etc then that is up to them, it has been happening from time immemorial and there is no need to make a song and a dance about it, just get on with it and keep it to yourself if that is what you want.
I dont see however why they should get any special privileges. And all this civil partnership affair to my mind is more than faintly ridiculous. Even more so when it is felt in some quarters that the word "marriage" might offend homosexuals! I do decry the undermining of normal married life and a proper family life for children to grow up in. This is getting worse and we are seeing the bad effects of that now.
I can understand KiwiGT's point of view about unnatural sexual practices. The thought of sodomy between any pair of individuals seems pretty disgusting to me, and and also leads to all kinds of trouble as we have seen. If homosexuals want to do that, it is up to them, they know the risks well enough. I don't think it is anything to shout about off the rooftops though.
The worst effect of all this though is the overall drop in moral standards that is encouraged by these modern attitudes. This is a bad thing and will only get worse of course. The end product of all this is the death of civilisation and we are seeing the obvious signs of this in the behaviour of so many these days.
Les
I dont see however why they should get any special privileges. And all this civil partnership affair to my mind is more than faintly ridiculous. Even more so when it is felt in some quarters that the word "marriage" might offend homosexuals! I do decry the undermining of normal married life and a proper family life for children to grow up in. This is getting worse and we are seeing the bad effects of that now.
I can understand KiwiGT's point of view about unnatural sexual practices. The thought of sodomy between any pair of individuals seems pretty disgusting to me, and and also leads to all kinds of trouble as we have seen. If homosexuals want to do that, it is up to them, they know the risks well enough. I don't think it is anything to shout about off the rooftops though.
The worst effect of all this though is the overall drop in moral standards that is encouraged by these modern attitudes. This is a bad thing and will only get worse of course. The end product of all this is the death of civilisation and we are seeing the obvious signs of this in the behaviour of so many these days.
Les
30 January 2006, 12:07 PM
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Don't understand what you are getting at DazW, and how do you know what books I kike?
My post was based on natural law and civilised behaviour without any religious connotations whatsoever. Best to understand the post before you criticise.
Les
My post was based on natural law and civilised behaviour without any religious connotations whatsoever. Best to understand the post before you criticise.
Les
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30 January 2006, 12:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Leslie
Don't understand what you are getting at DazW, and how do you know what books I kike?
My post was based on natural law and civilised behaviour without any religious connotations whatsoever. Best to understand the post before you criticise.
Les
My post was based on natural law and civilised behaviour without any religious connotations whatsoever. Best to understand the post before you criticise.
Les
30 January 2006, 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Holy Ghost
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"sexual delinquency" - that, my friend, is a truly delicious turn of phrase.
"sexual delinquency" - that, my friend, is a truly delicious turn of phrase.
Anyway, unless I'm missing something he's had relationships with both men and women which would make him bi-sexual not gay, surely?
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