lol those gay atheist commies. Well, I've known a few gay atheist commies in my life, maybe not commies more like libertarian socialists.

(March 29, 2013 at 7:36 pm)jstrodel Wrote: lol those gay atheist commies. Well, I've known a few gay atheist commies in my life, maybe not commies more like libertarian socialists.

libertarian socialists ????????????????????????????

Did you create that oxymoron intentionaly because you are a poe sockaccount or because you are a bit ... ähhhh ... challeneged by concepts you dont fully understand so you make your own interpertations of them regardles of what these concepts actualy represent?

You have never heard of a libertarian socialist? Bertrand Russell and Noam Chomsky were both libertarian socialists, as were many other atheist leaders. There are a decent number of left leaning libertarians on this board, if you look at the graph.

(March 27, 2013 at 7:58 pm)WhatIfGodWasJustAMyth Wrote: Ok people.
My name is Adam.
I am a 15 year old atheist liberal living in the heart of good old Texas.
In the bible belt. -_-

As you can guess, being gay isn't really accepted around here and is publicly disapproved and made fun of.

I hear Austin is pretty weird.

Denton doesn't seem to be bad about it.

Quote:Although there might just be hope because there are a few freethinkers among the lot. Out of these people we have come up with the idea to show gay pride off on Monday all through the school day and sorta rub it in the faces of these homophobic and ignorant people.

'We'?

'Sorta'?

Quote:Any ideas of what we can do?
We are open to any ideas just as long as its peaceful.

You can die. Death is an easily achieved natural stasis... in a sense. Most peaceful thing I can think of.

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(March 29, 2013 at 12:31 am)jstrodel Wrote: It was cool to be gay when I was in highschool. Everyone knows in highschool, sexuality is all about who is the coolest (evil as that is to think that producing unwanted children is cool).

How quickly they forget.

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(March 29, 2013 at 12:41 am)The Germans are coming Wrote: ?????????????

I guess the least cool thing to be in any highschool anywhere is gay.

Try having downs syndrome... perspective.

Being on fire is also right up there among the 'least cool things to be'.

Quote:I am actualy pritty certain that no other students are as viciously bullied and mistreaded as those who are openly gay.

And that's exactly why you should stop being so sure of things

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(March 29, 2013 at 9:44 am)ChadWooters Wrote: Some people confuse sarcasm and snarky humor with real debate. It's very common here on the forums. When they cannot defend their position they post some crass image. We're supposed to see how smart they are because they can us Google.

Of the many forms of debate, the only real one is some non-specified form of debate absent several tools of debate. Also, pictures are no longer worth a thousand words, and humans have disbecome beings of both imagery and imagination.

Yup, you're absolutely supposed to use sarcasm and snarky humor, Chad.... after all: how else could we gauge how smart you are?

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(March 29, 2013 at 4:18 pm)John V Wrote: For a show of gay pride, why not literally put on a show? Queers are known to be lovers of musical theater.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Good ideas deserve to be repeated, restated, and mugged in the streets for their lunch money

When I was born the last thing I was thinking about was sex.
So, I guess I can't say I was born this way.

You know... I like beer. I really, really like beer. Dark, muscular beer. I didn't wake up one day and say, "You know, I think I will like beer from now on. It will be cool with my friends because they hate beer and prefer girly drinks, so being different will be cool. I have made my decision. I will now like beer. It's official." And then walked on out of my room all of a sudden craving it. I didn't "change" into it. Just like I didn't "change" or decide to be bisexual. The fact that you discover a side of you that you never knew does not mean it was a decision. I never tasted ceviche before. One day I did and now I'm addicted. It's faken good. Beer is faken good, too. I tasted it one day and discovered that. I also fell in love once with a woman who then broke my heart. I found her and in time discovered what I felt. One day I found my husband and in time discovered I loved him and he helped me recover from my pain. I didn't change or decide anything. Well, yes. To let me like, love, drink, fuck whatever it was that made me happy no matter what society thought was cool (or in this case, nasty). I was six the first time I found myself writing a girl's name over and over again in my notebook. I still don't think I was born with a sexual orientation. Sex was not on my mind. But it wasn't a decision, either. So, jstrodel... I don't agree with you when you say that being gay is a decision one should take at a certain time... you can't decide what drink to like just like you can't decide who to love. Anyway... this topic is dear to me, so... yeah. (sigh)

and to the gray pride at school... wear rainbow eye shadows! I always wanted to do that

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*gay... not gray

Do you have to actively remind yourself that you don't like cock/pussy Strodel? On a scale of one to ten, how difficult do you find that to be?

(March 30, 2013 at 12:49 am)Violet Lilly Blossom Wrote: Being on fire is also right up there among the 'least cool things to be'.

Oh, I dunno. Johnny Storm had a pretty good time of it in school, except for those times when his big sister would make his pants disappear. Cosmic rays are both a blessing and a curse.

(March 28, 2013 at 11:04 pm)ChadWooters Wrote: if I were to blow a guy would that automatically make me gay? Most people would say no.

I guess that I am not most people because if a man sucks off another man and enjoys it then he is enjoying a homosexual act and that would make him Bi at least.

Quote: Suppose I find Jason Statham sexy does that make me gay?

Yes i rather think that it does a bit.

Quote: I don't think so either.

I am intrigued as to why your homosexual desires aren't gay.

Quote: I used to think Gina Davis was sexy, but not so much anymore. Tastes change.

I never liked Gina Davis. Too skinny.

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(March 29, 2013 at 12:19 am)Mr Infidel Wrote:

(March 29, 2013 at 12:17 am)jstrodel Wrote: I thought I was gay when I was 17. No need to make a serious life decision when you are that young either.

Is that Stan Lee?

(March 30, 2013 at 2:00 am)jrsm_10 Wrote: When I was born the last thing I was thinking about was sex.
So, I guess I can't say I was born this way.

You know... I like beer. I really, really like beer. Dark, muscular beer. I didn't wake up one day and say, "You know, I think I will like beer from now on. It will be cool with my friends because they hate beer and prefer girly drinks, so being different will be cool. I have made my decision. I will now like beer. It's official." And then walked on out of my room all of a sudden craving it. I didn't "change" into it. Just like I didn't "change" or decide to be bisexual. The fact that you discover a side of you that you never knew does not mean it was a decision. I never tasted ceviche before. One day I did and now I'm addicted. It's faken good. Beer is faken good, too. I tasted it one day and discovered that. I also fell in love once with a woman who then broke my heart. I found her and in time discovered what I felt. One day I found my husband and in time discovered I loved him and he helped me recover from my pain. I didn't change or decide anything. Well, yes. To let me like, love, drink, fuck whatever it was that made me happy no matter what society thought was cool (or in this case, nasty). I was six the first time I found myself writing a girl's name over and over again in my notebook. I still don't think I was born with a sexual orientation. Sex was not on my mind. But it wasn't a decision, either. So, jstrodel... I don't agree with you when you say that being gay is a decision one should take at a certain time... you can't decide what drink to like just like you can't decide who to love. Anyway... this topic is dear to me, so... yeah. (sigh)

and to the gray pride at school... wear rainbow eye shadows! I always wanted to do that

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*gay... not gray

Actually, there is such a thing as an "acquired taste." Many people who like the tase of beer or coffee didn't like the taste at first, but they liked the way it made them feel, so they continued drinking, and eventually developed a like for the taste as well.

How many cocks need to be sucked before one acquires the taste John?