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Sarah22 · Apr 2, 2007, 02:56 pm

100% straight.
Unless it was Jessica Alba or Rachel Bilson.

Captain Chaos · Apr 2, 2007, 02:57 pm

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100% straight.
Unless it was Jessica Alba or Rachel Bilson.

I think I would be willing to have a sex change operation, just to be able to have a lesbian experience with Jessica Alba.

Hell, even my wife thinks she is hot!

Tobzie · Apr 3, 2007, 08:47 am

My brothers male rabbit used to hump my male guinea pig. Not sure the guinea pig enjoyed it that much.:(

sevendogs · Apr 3, 2007, 09:28 am

I am #1, but I consider all from 3 and up are perversions.

Captain Chaos · Apr 3, 2007, 10:10 am

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I am #1, but I consider all from 3 and up are perversions.

Are perversions bad?

Zinkovich · Apr 3, 2007, 01:16 pm

I'm 7- been in two heterosexual and six homosexual relationships. Yeah, I really have gone around the block quite a few times by now :)

Do I find it morally acceptable? Now I do, but sometimes the childhood guilt of being attracted to men still creeps up on me, in a purely irrational and emotionalist fashion. It's tough being an ex-fundementalist, because for the most part the leftover conditioning sometimes still bobs to the surface and scares/disturbs the hell out of you.

sevendogs · Apr 3, 2007, 09:09 pm

To me, they are certainly bad. I am straight. I would keep distance from a homosexual person in everything, personal or business, if I have a choice.

gw120 · Apr 3, 2007, 09:20 pm

On the gay test I got a 23% gay.

On the chaos' scale I'm a 2.

**Jack** · Apr 3, 2007, 09:42 pm

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I would keep distance from a homosexual person in everything, personal or business, if I have a choice.

Why? It's not communicable, you know.

Hmm · Apr 3, 2007, 09:44 pm

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To me, they are certainly bad. I am straight. I would keep distance from a homosexual person in everything, personal or business, if I have a choice.

Is there any logical reasoning behind such emotions?

sevendogs · Apr 3, 2007, 09:50 pm

This is because I would feel uncomfortable in presence of such a person. I would expect something weird from him directed to me or to others. I was lucky having all buddies and friends straight and I would certainly be constantly alerted knowing about odd sexual orientation of another male. This feeling became stronger, when I saw gay demonstrations in TV news. I do not mind, if they live their way of life, but I certainly against teaching homosexuality in schools.

fushigi · Apr 3, 2007, 10:01 pm

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I do not mind, if they live their way of life, but I certainly against teaching homosexuality in schools.

Like, saying that it exists in history, as in, "Benjamin Disraeli was a nancy," or instructing children how to be gay, as in, teaching them how to lisp and enjoy show tunes?

Hmm · Apr 3, 2007, 10:12 pm

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This is because I would feel uncomfortable in presence of such a person. I would expect something weird from him directed to me or to others. I was lucky having all buddies and friends straight and I would certainly be constantly alerted knowing about odd sexual orientation of another male. This feeling became stronger, when I saw gay demonstrations in TV news. I do not mind, if they live their way of life, but I certainly against teaching homosexuality in schools.

What makes you think that a gay person would be attacted to you? :rolleyes:

And when you say "teaching homosexuality in schools," what exactly do you mean?

fushigi · Apr 3, 2007, 10:27 pm

I'm a 1 on Slappin Gaycock's scale, and scored 26% on the test.

Yet gay men are attracted to me. What's the dilly-o?

**Jack** · Apr 3, 2007, 11:10 pm

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This is because I would feel uncomfortable in presence of such a person.

Odds are that at least one person you work with, go to school with or hang out with is gay but not about to share that with you. You'd be surprised how "normal" many of us appear. And why do you limit your comments to only men. You do know there are gay women as well, don't you? Do they make you as uncomfortable as the thought of gay men?

Madeline · Apr 4, 2007, 12:20 am

Number 1

fushigi · Apr 4, 2007, 12:48 am

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Number 1

But did you take the Gay-O-Meter?

Captain Chaos · Apr 4, 2007, 10:48 am

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I'm a 1 on Slappin Gaycock's scale

In the thread in which you came up with that nickname, you were on a roll! I have rarely seen such inspired verbal madness. It was awesome.

Sarah22 · Apr 4, 2007, 11:54 am

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But did you take the Gay-O-Meter?

I took it and got 33% gay
"You are a stright-laced girlie girl with just a hint of your butch side sometimes popping out!"

Captain Chaos · Apr 4, 2007, 11:59 am

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I took it and got 33% gay
"You are a stright-laced girlie girl with just a hint of your butch side sometimes popping out!"

So, like, were you stating that you would definitely sleep with Jessica Alba, if she wanted you, or do you just admire her beauty?

Apr 3, 2007, 09:20 pm	#128 (permalink) (top)
gw120 Stabbed By Satan Location: Toronto, Ontario Posts: 247	On the gay test I got a 23% gay. On the chaos' scale I'm a 2. Economic Left/Right: -9.25 Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -5.79 Reality is fantasy; Facts are perception.

Apr 3, 2007, 10:27 pm	#134 (permalink) (top)
fushigi Hot Lava Location: Beijing Posts: 2,340	I'm a 1 on Slappin Gaycock's scale, and scored 26% on the test. Yet gay men are attracted to me. What's the dilly-o? "What truth endures beneath the flaming stream?" -- A Volcano, Bartolome de Las Casas, Inferno de Marsaya, 1536

Apr 2, 2007, 02:56 pm	#121 (permalink) (top)
Sarah22 Asian Sensation Posts: 153	100% straight. Unless it was Jessica Alba or Rachel Bilson.

Apr 3, 2007, 08:47 am	#123 (permalink) (top)
Tobzie Molten Ash Location: West London Posts: 27	My brothers male rabbit used to hump my male guinea pig. Not sure the guinea pig enjoyed it that much.:(

Apr 3, 2007, 09:28 am	#124 (permalink) (top)
sevendogs Igneous Magma Location: Virgnia, USA Posts: 425	I am #1, but I consider all from 3 and up are perversions.

Apr 3, 2007, 01:16 pm	#126 (permalink) (top)
Zinkovich Absolutely Superb Posts: 774	I'm 7- been in two heterosexual and six homosexual relationships. Yeah, I really have gone around the block quite a few times by now :) Do I find it morally acceptable? Now I do, but sometimes the childhood guilt of being attracted to men still creeps up on me, in a purely irrational and emotionalist fashion. It's tough being an ex-fundementalist, because for the most part the leftover conditioning sometimes still bobs to the surface and scares/disturbs the hell out of you.

Apr 3, 2007, 09:09 pm	#127 (permalink) (top)
sevendogs Igneous Magma Location: Virgnia, USA Posts: 425	To me, they are certainly bad. I am straight. I would keep distance from a homosexual person in everything, personal or business, if I have a choice.

Apr 3, 2007, 09:50 pm	#131 (permalink) (top)
sevendogs Igneous Magma Location: Virgnia, USA Posts: 425	This is because I would feel uncomfortable in presence of such a person. I would expect something weird from him directed to me or to others. I was lucky having all buddies and friends straight and I would certainly be constantly alerted knowing about odd sexual orientation of another male. This feeling became stronger, when I saw gay demonstrations in TV news. I do not mind, if they live their way of life, but I certainly against teaching homosexuality in schools.

Apr 4, 2007, 12:20 am	#136 (permalink) (top)
Madeline Daughter of God Location: California Posts: 668	Number 1