Gayness & Color Blindness: Accepting the Limitations - Page 4

CaptainCourtesy · 02-10-08, 04:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Panache

Why thank you Mr. Pot, I just got back from the tanning salon.

Actually, Mr. Pot, I think I am more of a gunmetal grey.

I agree, and so do the Rothschildes.

We lost? Drat. Who won?

Sure, I am happy to encourage healthy, strong, homosexual family units by telling them how well their china cabinet matches their drapes. I don't see why I should have to give them goodies though.

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Originally Posted by 1069

Points for cleverness.

I may not agree with your position, but I agree with 10. Very witty.

CaptainCourtesy · 02-10-08, 04:23 AM

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Originally Posted by bhkad

And incorrect.

I didn't make an accusation. I asked a question.

Not only did you miss the point of his post, but you are being disingenuous. You didn't ask a question, bhkad, you presented a position, in a veiled way. You present that gay marriage/parenting should not be allowed as research is inconclusive. An erroneous statement.

It would be nice if you would be honest about your position instead of trying to hide behind it.

new coup for you · 02-14-08, 12:03 AM

are there actually numbers in those circles?

jallman · 02-14-08, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by new coup for you

are there actually numbers in those circles?

I saw the number in one but I didn't see the numbers in the other. But, then, I AM colorblind. You can always tell if Josh is mad at me by looking at what I am wearing that day.

rivrrat · 02-14-08, 12:59 PM

All you have to do is look at suicide rates, depression rates, violent crime rates, divorce rates, gang participation rates, drug abuse rates, alcohol abuse rates, and the ignorance of our children to see that homosexuals certainly couldn't do much worse than heterosexuals already do. If any difference were seen at all, they'd just about have to make things better.

new coup for you · 02-14-08, 01:20 PM

I can't see either number at all. Maybe this is why gays wear such garish colors. We're not tacky, we're just color blind.

jallman · 02-14-08, 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by new coup for you

I can't see either number at all. Maybe this is why gays wear such garish colors. We're not tacky, we're just color blind.

bkhad says your milk bottle as a baby caused it and that you will pass it on to your children if you raise them in a gay home.

new coup for you · 02-14-08, 01:28 PM

I think I was breast fed.

Anyway, I have mixed feelings about gay families. First of all, that's bull****, straight people suck, why emulate them. Second of all, even if your great parents, your kid would still get made fun of all the time.

Panache · 02-20-08, 03:09 PM

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I saw the number in one but I didn't see the numbers in the other. But, then, I AM colorblind. You can always tell if Josh is mad at me by looking at what I am wearing that day.

There were no numbers in the second circle. The second circle simulated how a colorblind person would see the first circle by removing the red/green contrast.

WI Crippler · 02-20-08, 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by new coup for you

are there actually numbers in those circles?

I only saw numbers in the first one.

Does that mean I'm gay because I didn't see any in the second one?