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"Gay as an insult"

See or hear the boxers kicking off their match a little early?

Lennox Lewis and the other guy whose name I can't remember started throwing insults, with the other guy suggesting Lewis was gay, so he asked if the other guy had a sister, which started a 'don't talk about my family' 'don't talk about me' thing, which lead to fisticuffs.

It's funny that people get so fussed by being called gay - questioning thier sexuality seems to make them 'prove their masculinity' quicker than anything else are bring out the fists.

No doubt these same people try to be oh-so PC and say that 'some of thier best friends are gay.' How come everyone but me has best friends that are gay?

So what would I do if someone called be gay? It wouldn't bother me at all if that was the only insult they could throw at me. I'm comfortable with my sexuality - they clearly aren't.

"Bums against the walls lads", as all gay blokes will rape any man that doesn't have his bottom covered?

Seems like a funny way to try to insult someone - those that are don't seem to be fussed if you tell them they are.

In fact, thinking about it, someone at school asked me earlier today if I was gay. I simply walked up to one of my friends put my arm around him and then ran off.

He knows I'm not gay so I don't care what the girl who asked me thinks.

If someone calls me gay I just smile and wander off leaving them to figure it for themself. To be honest I don't really care if anyone thinks I'm gay or not. I know my sexuality and even if I was gay I wouldn't be ashamed of it. In fact I'd be rather proud :-D

If someone called me gay and they meant it I would give em a clout round the face but if they were just mucking around I would say something like "You am glad I aint otherwise I would have got rather rowdy in the showers earlier." Or something like that. To put it nicely.

And Crossroads is a bisexual soap.

It used to me a motel, now it's a hotel.

Hotel/Motel.

She sounds like a really intelligent woman.

You should have asked if she was a lesbian. Or homophobic.

I was asked by a girl at work if I was gay.
Why?

Because I don't drink 19pints of beer, talk about how many women I've had, read books and don't lust after the women at work.

"Are you gay?"
"Yes."
"Yes?"
"Yep. Can I watch you get changed then? Doesn't do anything for me"

She didn't appreciate that but she stopped asking me.
I've encouraged that rumour at one place I worked, simply because I couldn't stand the people there and wanted to aggravate them.

If someone calls you gay, ignore it or just smile.
Who cares what they think?
If you are, good for you.
If you're not, good for you.

The only thing I have a problem with are bi-sexuals.
That's just being greedy

*Pb searches for the whip*

pb: Darling, I have been a nughty boy!
wife: Pass me the whip and bend over

and so on......

;-D

M16 wrote:
> Well, not even the occasinal pinch on the back side by a
> female?!

:D

You know how much punishment I'd get from the wife if she saw that?

hmmmmmmmmmmmm, punishment.....

;-)

Well, not even the occasinal pinch on the back side by a female?!

:D

Nomad_Soul wrote:
> pb wrote:
Ignore it, and be
> pleased that anyone actually
> cared enough to worry about such a
> thing!

But what if this
> person's rumouring persisted, and people around you started to treat
> you differently?

Then

A) They're shallow and shouldn't do that without knowing the facts.

B) It's easy enough to put them straight, I just tell them.