RE: treking the grinch
December 20, 2017 at 10:00 am
(This post was last modified: December 20, 2017 at 10:04 am by Drich.)
(December 18, 2017 at 9:13 pm)chimp3 Wrote:(December 18, 2017 at 11:20 am)Drich Wrote:
said the millennial again without thinking. (Gen-x is what you are going for gen y) Dude is Trans or Gay one doesn't have to be all 4 inorder to be LGBT as far as the glam hair is concerned just think long perm'ed hair on a man..
A little birds and bees lecture to drich! No! Not a millenial, I am a father of a millenial. Not a Gen Xer, big brother to a Gen Xer. LGTB is a community of individuals composed of people with those quiet different sexual orientations. So, no, a gay man would not be a lesbian member of the LGBT community. He would be gay member of that community. Your cultural references and ignorance of modern sexual mores are as silly as your ignorance of glam rock. Except that glam rock is no longer a pressing social concern.Take a walk on the wild side a bit, then hopefully have more compassion for people who are different than you. Maybe become a champion for civil liberties in the voting booth instead of a bigot enamored of the mores of the bronze age.
Glob... You are brng shame on our generation...
L=Lesbeian
G=GAY
T=Transgender
B=Bisexual
Add that mess up=LGBT
NOW I did not identify which letter brian was. I left it up to the reader to apply whatever letters they saw fit.
Meaning how compassionately or harshly you read what I wrote was left for you to determine your own level of intolerance and apply it on my behalf.
If you read it again you'll note I did not cast brian in a negitive light out side of being a tad bit skitso which is off putting enough for anyone to take a reserved stance.
Which means the hate you read, is projected from with in your own heart not only onto brian, but on to what you think of me.
(December 18, 2017 at 12:26 pm)Mathilda Wrote: So ignoring Drich's insane judgmental ramblings for the moment, has anyone else ever heard the phrase "70 hair band" before? Google images just seems to come up with images of women from the 70's wearing some kind of ... hair band,
Googling 80's hair bands is more successful though:
http://www.liketotally80s.com/2006/10/li...air-bands/
Is Drich actually a millenial pretending to be older than he is? Or has he gone senile with age and can't remember his decades?
Is he getting 70's disco and 80's heavy metal muddled up?
Glam bands were far more fem. 80's bands had the hair yes but it was often wigged out frizz. 70's band rock or not even country bands had men getting perms and wearing liberachie type of elvis jump suits.
