quote:Originally posted by Buttercup:quote:Originally posted by thenagel:
i'm not pullin anyone on anything, and i am NOT peeling grapes. maybe if you got jessica alba or halle berry to be the grand bimbo.. err.. marshall.. you'd have a chance.
Hey now! You've never even seen me, nage, so what makes you think that pulling me wouldn't be as, um, fun as pulling Jessica or Halle?
quote:Originally posted by Lavergne:quote:Originally posted by thenagel:quote:Originally posted by Lavergne:quote:Originally posted by semiannualchick:quote:Originally posted by PowerGen81:
We don't have to have a Straight Sex Celebration day (WHICH IS EVERY DAY IN THE US) or parade.
Just exactly where have you seen a Straight Sex Parade?
I see straight couples holding hands and walking down the sidewalks of Tuscumbia every day at lunch.
and?
maybe i missed something... but..
So?
so couples' hold's hands. whooptee frackin do. is this supposed to be significant?
Yes, it's significant. Yes, you're missing something.
quote:Originally posted by dixiedarlin':quote:Originally posted by thenagel:
you get westboro to show up and i'll wear a sequined evening dress and dance in the parade, just to tick them off. maybe a cheerleader costume. i dunno.. do they make cheerleader costumes in XXXL Tall?
If I haven't got one to fit you already, I can custom design one guaranteed to draw attention!
quote:Originally posted by thenagel:
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i must be - cause a few couples holding hands doesn't seem like much of a parade to me, regardless of sexual preferance.
i hold my wife's hand al lthe time when ew're out together. sometimes i even (duh duh DAAAAA)Kiss her in public.
if i can do that, why can't a girl kiss her girlfriend, or a guy his boyfriend?
i've no desire to see the latter, but if i can plant one on my wife in the mall, then they should be able to kiss whoever they bloody well please also.
i have no interest in Gay rights. i have no interest in lesbians rights, or womans right or minority rights.
i'm interested in EQUAL right. for everyone, in everything, regardless. Period.
until we reach true equal rights for every one, no special rights for anyone, then we will never become a mature society, and we will continue to wallow in our ignorance of thinking another person isn't as good as us, or as important as us because of things they have no choice over.
quote:Originally posted by thenagel:
i must be - cause a few couples holding hands doesn't seem like much of a parade to me, regardless of sexual preferance.
i hold my wife's hand al lthe time when ew're out together. sometimes i even (duh duh DAAAAA)Kiss her in public.
if i can do that, why can't a girl kiss her girlfriend, or a guy his boyfriend?
i've no desire to see the latter, but if i can plant one on my wife in the mall, then they should be able to kiss whoever they bloody well please also.
i have no interest in Gay rights. i have no interest in lesbians rights, or womans right or minority rights.
i'm interested in EQUAL right. for everyone, in everything, regardless. Period.
until we reach true equal rights for every one, no special rights for anyone, then we will never become a mature society, and we will continue to wallow in our ignorance of thinking another person isn't as good as us, or as important as us because of things they have no choice over.
GREAT POST thenagel!!!quote:Originally posted by thenagel:quote:Originally posted by dixiedarlin':
[QUOTE]Originally posted by thenagel:
you get westboro to show up and i'll wear a sequined evening dress and dance in the parade, just to tick them off. maybe a cheerleader costume. i dunno.. do they make cheerleader costumes in XXXL Tall?
If I haven't got one to fit you already, I can custom design one guaranteed to draw attention!
prolly gonan need 2 tho.. i have a friend who agrees with me 100% on this. neither of us aer gay, but have already decided that is WBC shows up in this quad cities, we're gonna be the 2 most gay men alabama has ever seen as we go and dance around the WBC people, possibly singing abba to each other.
quote:Originally posted by The Bumble:quote:Originally posted by thenagel:
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i must be - cause a few couples holding hands doesn't seem like much of a parade to me, regardless of sexual preferance.
i hold my wife's hand al lthe time when ew're out together. sometimes i even (duh duh DAAAAA)Kiss her in public.
if i can do that, why can't a girl kiss her girlfriend, or a guy his boyfriend?
i've no desire to see the latter, but if i can plant one on my wife in the mall, then they should be able to kiss whoever they bloody well please also.
i have no interest in Gay rights. i have no interest in lesbians rights, or womans right or minority rights.
i'm interested in EQUAL right. for everyone, in everything, regardless. Period.
until we reach true equal rights for every one, no special rights for anyone, then we will never become a mature society, and we will continue to wallow in our ignorance of thinking another person isn't as good as us, or as important as us because of things they have no choice over.
this post DESERVES a standing ovation from the entire forum!!!!
you sir, have earned my respect!
(for what it's worth! hahahaha!)
quote:Originally posted by thenagel:
i hold my wife's hand al lthe time when ew're out together. sometimes i even Kiss her in public.
if i can do that, why can't a girl kiss her girlfriend, or a guy his boyfriend ?
i've no desire to see the latter , i'm interested in EQUAL right. for everyone, in everything, regardless. Period.
quote:Originally posted by semiannualchick:quote:Originally posted by thenagel:
i hold my wife's hand al lthe time when ew're out together. sometimes i even Kiss her in public.
if i can do that, why can't a girl kiss her girlfriend, or a guy his boyfriend ?
i've no desire to see the latter , i'm interested in EQUAL right. for everyone, in everything, regardless. Period.
Why would you have no problem seeing two girls kiss but you have no desire to see two guys kiss? Honestly, I have no desire to see either.
quote:Originally posted by junior samples:
Gays will burn forever in hell! And my maters and eggs are always ready!
quote:Originally posted by thenagel:quote:Originally posted by semiannualchick:quote:Originally posted by thenagel:
i hold my wife's hand al lthe time when ew're out together. sometimes i even Kiss her in public.
if i can do that, why can't a girl kiss her girlfriend, or a guy his boyfriend ?
i've no desire to see the latter , i'm interested in EQUAL right. for everyone, in everything, regardless. Period.
Why would you have no problem seeing two girls kiss but you have no desire to see two guys kiss? Honestly, I have no desire to see either.
Cause i'm a dirty old man
quote:Gays will burn forever in hell! And my maters and eggs are always ready!
kiss my grits!
quote:Originally posted by Bankhead:
I'm thinking a parade would be just what this area needs. Ole Junior and Roofer being the good ole boys that they are could decorate their trucks and be the grand marshals. Flying their Confederate flags and playing the Elton John on their cd players..... wouldn't that be a hoot?
quote:Originally posted by Bankhead:
I'm thinking a parade would be just what this area needs. Ole Junior and Roofer being the good ole boys that they are could decorate their trucks and be the grand marshals. Flying their Confederate flags and playing the Elton John on their cd players..... wouldn't that be a hoot?
quote:Originally posted by PowerGen81:
I can tell by your music choices of Barry Manilow and Elton John that you have no clue about what is popular among gay culture and would make the music selection for this event nothing shy of awful. Yes Elton John is gay, but I think his music is geared to straight people and straight people love his music, doesn't mean you are gay because you enjoy a talented gay man's music. The only song I believe I have ever heard of Elton's in a gay pride parade was "Philadelphia Freedom."
Barry Manilow on the other hand, I don't know any gay people that listen to him. However, my 62 year old mother and her friends love Barry Manilow.
Here are some artists and famous people that gay people like for your future reference when wanting to pick music for a gay event or someone to impersonate if ever you end up feeling the need to dress up for a gay event (list is not all inclusive):
Madonna, Lady Gaga, Ellen Degeneres, Britney Spears, Cher (kudos I think I saw her in the thread at some point), Cyndi Lauper, Elton John (yes someone got that one right), Dolly Parton, Tammy Faye Baker, Opra, Olivia Newton-John, Reba McIntyre, George Micheals, Anderson Cooper, Kylie Minogue, Lucile Ball, Judy Garland, Marilyn Monroe, Neal Patrick Harrison (aka Doogie Houser, MD), plus many more that I can't think of.
quote:Originally posted by PowerGen81:
I can tell by your music choices of Barry Manilow and Elton John that you have no clue about what is popular among gay culture and would make the music selection for this event nothing shy of awful. Yes Elton John is gay, but I think his music is geared to straight people and straight people love his music, doesn't mean you are gay because you enjoy a talented gay man's music. The only song I believe I have ever heard of Elton's in a gay pride parade was "Philadelphia Freedom."
Barry Manilow on the other hand, I don't know any gay people that listen to him. However, my 62 year old mother and her friends love Barry Manilow.
Here are some artists and famous people that gay people like for your future reference when wanting to pick music for a gay event or someone to impersonate if ever you end up feeling the need to dress up for a gay event (list is not all inclusive):
Madonna, Lady Gaga, Ellen Degeneres, Britney Spears, Cher (kudos I think I saw her in the thread at some point), Cyndi Lauper, Elton John (yes someone got that one right), Dolly Parton, Tammy Faye Baker, Opra, Olivia Newton-John, Reba McIntyre, George Micheals, Anderson Cooper, Kylie Minogue, Lucile Ball, Judy Garland, Marilyn Monroe, Neal Patrick Harrison (aka Doogie Houser, MD), plus many more that I can't think of.
quote:Originally posted by "john reb":
Sorry no homos in heaven.Or murders,fornicators,child molesters ....too bad you don't get the big picture.As for you Oneheadlight,your a joke!
quote:Originally posted by PowerGen81:
I can tell by your music choices of Barry Manilow and Elton John that you have no clue about what is popular among gay culture and would make the music selection for this event nothing shy of awful. Yes Elton John is gay, but I think his music is geared to straight people and straight people love his music, doesn't mean you are gay because you enjoy a talented gay man's music. The only song I believe I have ever heard of Elton's in a gay pride parade was "Philadelphia Freedom."
Barry Manilow on the other hand, I don't know any gay people that listen to him. However, my 62 year old mother and her friends love Barry Manilow.
Here are some artists and famous people that gay people like for your future reference when wanting to pick music for a gay event or someone to impersonate if ever you end up feeling the need to dress up for a gay event (list is not all inclusive):
Madonna, Lady Gaga, Ellen Degeneres, Britney Spears, Cher (kudos I think I saw her in the thread at some point), Cyndi Lauper, Elton John (yes someone got that one right), Dolly Parton, Tammy Faye Baker, Opra, Olivia Newton-John, Reba McIntyre, George Micheals, Anderson Cooper, Kylie Minogue, Lucile Ball, Judy Garland, Marilyn Monroe, Neal Patrick Harrison (aka Doogie Houser, MD), plus many more that I can't think of.
You need to reach down here and feel agian Oneheadlight zero brain!quote:Originally posted by One Headlight:
Well, LITTLE john good to see you to.
