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OctoberBlues posted:I wonder if the son actually said "Turds"? Do people actually say that out loud? People older than 7 I mean? Go to the Miami Hurricanes boards that I do and people think it's high intellectual comedy to say GayTurds. These are adult men. Also, that guy doesn't even have a son. Robot_Rumpus fucked around with this message at 20:49 on Feb 12, 2014 |
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Robert St. Thomas posted:It's 2014 and people- and God- have not changed- contrary to public opinion. Heterophobes have been accepted and have lived in peace with normal people from the beginning. It worked because the heterophobes kept their business to themselves. It was a firm of courtesy and consideration, based in wisdom, that kept the peace. Now folks have this "reality show mentality" that they can say and act any kind of way and it will be accepted. To be fair, [I don't want to] hear about some guy sodomizing his wife or girl friend. If she's allowing him to sodimiz her, I don't want to hear about it-, especially if its my neice or sister. Certain things will never be accepted. Most take the attitude about a tree that falls in a forest; yes it makes a noise, but if they are not made aware that it fell...there was no sound. Found in the comments at http://espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/story/_/id/10442283/terrell-thomas-new-york-giants-says-nfl-not-ready-gay-player. Okay then
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Serisothikos posted:Found in the comments at http://espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/story/_/id/10442283/terrell-thomas-new-york-giants-says-nfl-not-ready-gay-player. Okay then Gay and heterophobe are synonymous?
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Feb 12, 2014 20:58
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I agree with him that I just don't want to hear it. I literally do not care. Also I refuse to accept things like people that think they're a dragon or something, so I sort of agree there too.
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Feb 12, 2014 21:25
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Oh great now we've got a dracophobe adding on to the bigotry
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Feb 12, 2014 22:22
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Sash! posted:I agree with him that I just don't want to hear it. I literally do not care. Penn State fan is not interested in hearing reports about sodomy Is there an echo in here?
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Feb 12, 2014 22:33
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Chichevache posted:Gay and heterophobe are synonymous? I have this mental image of that person and he painstakingly uses that word instead of "gay" and then explains in great detail what he means every time someone looks uncomfortable. Mel Mudkiper posted:Penn State fan is not interested in hearing reports about sodomy Rack 'em
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Feb 12, 2014 23:41
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I'm a heterophobe. I'm a honkeyphobe too. gently caress the normies.
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Feb 12, 2014 23:45
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Parmesan Basil posted:I'm a heterophobe. I'm a honkeyphobe too. gently caress the normies. A non - white gay goon? False.
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Feb 12, 2014 23:47
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I'm just gonna come clean and admit it: I'm a selachophobe. Also the Discovery channel is pretty much the worst
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Feb 13, 2014 00:02
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Serisothikos posted:Found in the comments at http://espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/story/_/id/10442283/terrell-thomas-new-york-giants-says-nfl-not-ready-gay-player. Okay then Rasczak posted:I'm just gonna come clean and admit it: I'm a selachophobe. 
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THE HETEROPHOBIA AND ANTIZIGANISM ON THIS FORUM DISGUSTS MESerisothikos posted:Found in the comments at http://espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/story/_/id/10442283/terrell-thomas-new-york-giants-says-nfl-not-ready-gay-player. Okay then "Sodimiz" sounds like the name of a relief pitcher. "Now taking the mound, #14, Tomás Sodimiz." lol "pitcher"
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Arschlochkind posted:THE HETEROPHOBIA AND ANTIZIGANISM ON THIS FORUM DISGUSTS ME Actually, I'm pretty sure he played goalie for the Thrashers at some point.
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quote:If Miami truly is your "dream school" then you know it already. When you were playing street ball you amagined yourself as one of the "Great Canes" and hell probably still do. Here are just a few reasons why you should go ahead and commit sooner than later. One of the biggest reasons is why delay the inevitable? Commit early so you can go ahead and recruit other kids to your "dream school". The best want to play with the best or at least thats what i thought. Here's an opportunity to truly put your stamp on the program. Forget being selfish and waiting till signing day. If you really want to prove you are a team player then you know what you need to do. Another reason to commit sooner than later is because the recruiting process is very taxing. I have never gone through the process "first hand" but as a fan, I have a front row seat to the madness that is called recruiting. You may think you want the limelight, but personally as an outsider looking in, it looks overated. Another reason is to put on for your city. Not everyone has an opportunity to not only get a ""Miami education", but even fewer have an opportunity to play in front of friends and family. There are just a few reasons. Does anyone want to add to the list? TILL I DIE #stacked2015class
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Serisothikos posted:Found in the comments at http://espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/story/_/id/10442283/terrell-thomas-new-york-giants-says-nfl-not-ready-gay-player. Okay then I was just about to bring that over. It might be just me but the term hetrophobe just seems like such a disgusting word. Edit: Realised what I originally typed may not have been a good idea so I edited it. Hunt11 fucked around with this message at 13:20 on Feb 13, 2014 |
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Feb 13, 2014 13:14
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So am I a heterophobe if I'm not gay but I think straight men are disgusting and terrible
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I am starting to not like the term homophobe, basically because phobia means fear. People who are homophobes aren't scared of gay people, they actively hate them. I know this is a minor thing, with a very small sample size but I had a friend who was truly homophobic, as in scared of gay people. He had an out gay uncle that physically (not sexually) abused him and as children are to do, associated gay people with people who were going to beat him. He had homophobia in the truest sense. Maybe because I am in the medical field its more sensitive to me, but I just think sometimes people hide behind the label homophobia when really the title should be whatever greek/latin terms mean "I hate gay people".
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swickles posted:I am starting to not like the term homophobe, basically because phobia means fear. People who are homophobes aren't scared of gay people, they actively hate them. I know this is a minor thing, with a very small sample size but I had a friend who was truly homophobic, as in scared of gay people. He had an out gay uncle that physically (not sexually) abused him and as children are to do, associated gay people with people who were going to beat him. He had homophobia in the truest sense. Maybe because I am in the medical field its more sensitive to me, but I just think sometimes people hide behind the label homophobia when really the title should be whatever greek/latin terms mean "I hate gay people". You gotta source your quotes for the thread
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swickles posted:I am starting to not like the term homophobe, basically because phobia means fear. People who are homophobes aren't scared of gay people, they actively hate them. I know this is a minor thing, with a very small sample size but I had a friend who was truly homophobic, as in scared of gay people. He had an out gay uncle that physically (not sexually) abused him and as children are to do, associated gay people with people who were going to beat him. He had homophobia in the truest sense. Maybe because I am in the medical field its more sensitive to me, but I just think sometimes people hide behind the label homophobia when really the title should be whatever greek/latin terms mean "I hate gay people". What's "fear of improper labeling" called?
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Social Justice Warrior?  swickles: you could look at it as "fear of change caused by gay people" ("gay marriage will destroy America", etc.), I guess. whypick1 fucked around with this message at 05:49 on Feb 14, 2014 |
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swickles posted:I am starting to not like the term homophobe, basically because phobia means fear. People who are homophobes aren't scared of gay people, they actively hate them. I know this is a minor thing, with a very small sample size but I had a friend who was truly homophobic, as in scared of gay people. He had an out gay uncle that physically (not sexually) abused him and as children are to do, associated gay people with people who were going to beat him. He had homophobia in the truest sense. Maybe because I am in the medical field its more sensitive to me, but I just think sometimes people hide behind the label homophobia when really the title should be whatever greek/latin terms mean "I hate gay people". I think hatred of gay people is often based on irrational fears, cf. former negrophobia for example. Gay/black men (in both cases it's often the men that draw the strongest reactions) are sexually hyperactive and will corrupt our children/white women, will assault me sexually/physically at slightest provocation, cause society to change in ways that are uncomfortable for me, etc. In any case, in the end it's just semantics, and etymology has little authority over usage. I guess you could call it something like sexualism if you really wanted to explain it every time you use it.
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Rap posted:So am I a heterophobe if I'm not gay but I think straight men are disgusting and terrible No, you'd just be labeled "correct"
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quote:"People can call me crazy, and it's not cockiness (but), I'm going to put myself in (position) to win the Super Bowl every single year. A 5-10 guy (Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson) just won the Super Bowl in his second year in the NFL," he said. "That's unreal. I want to be the first rookie to win the Super Bowl." quote:seriously, who do you want to follow?
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I too prefer to choose my quarterbacks based off who they're loving.
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So Mark Sanchez is the best quarterback in the NFL according to that guy. Also people who live vicariously through celebrities' sex lives are really creepy.
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Feb 15, 2014 14:37
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all those posts taught me was that teddy bridgewater owns more than I thought he did
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NC-17 posted:So Mark Sanchez is the best quarterback in the NFL according to that guy. Also people who live vicariously through celebrities' sex lives are really creepy. It turns out he was the best quarterback for a few months in 2011 assuming you don't think about it too hard or watch any game tape
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quote:That's the type of swagger Manziel comes with and its infectious in the locker room. Complete opposite of Schaub's muted catatonic magnificence. eli manning won two super bowls with the latter
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Poonerman posted:I too prefer to choose my quarterbacks based off who they're loving. I'd almost bet that he's somehow also simultaneously a Tebow fan.
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Feb 15, 2014 16:22
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This is the same guy that I posted earlier talking about the "prototypical quarterback". I'm looking forward to more long winded insane rants about Manziel throughout the draft process.
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Poonerman posted:eli manning won two super bowls with the latter His argument is dumb, but "muted catatonic magnificence" is a phrase I'm looking forward to stealing.
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Anals of History posted:His argument is dumb, but "muted catatonic magnificence" is a phrase I'm looking forward to stealing. Yeah if I were a Texans fan, I would have that phrase and SchaubEyeballsPopping.gif as my AV.
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I don't believe Manziel actually goes home to anyone, you know, as a point of pure fact. Unless his front door is a portal to 1953 and his housewife is inside it.
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Feb 15, 2014 21:30
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A portal to the 50s would explain all that confidence in an unimpressive white male.
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Feb 15, 2014 21:38
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To reiterate, he's saying Johnny Football is good looking? Like, if you want to call him a great quarterback for all his bullshit plays then so be it, I disagree, but whatever. But to say that half-gremlin looking motherfucker is good looking is just inexplicable.
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Thaddius the Large posted:To reiterate, he's saying Johnny Football is good looking? Like, if you want to call him a great quarterback for all his bullshit plays then so be it, I disagree, but whatever. But to say that half-gremlin looking motherfucker is good looking is just inexplicable. Well, he's around 1.25 Schaubs, who is the baseline for replacement-level
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Thaddius the Large posted:To reiterate, he's saying Johnny Football is good looking? Like, if you want to call him a great quarterback for all his bullshit plays then so be it, I disagree, but whatever. But to say that half-gremlin looking motherfucker is good looking is just inexplicable. Johnny Manziel looks like a white Colin Kaepernick. Kap is also an ugly mofo.
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Serisothikos posted:Well, he's around 1.25 Schaubs, who is the baseline for replacement-level The preferred metric for QB pussy slaying power is DTFs
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Chichevache posted:Johnny Manziel looks like a white Colin Kaepernick. Kap is also an ugly mofo. Kaep looks like an enchanted forest creature who leaps from dew kissed flower petal to flower petal giving good dreams to virtuous children
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Bringing up JFF's girlfriend doesn't seem wise because he seems like he'd be bad at sex. I'm reminded of bloach's critique of the Tiger sexts
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