Did your mother drop you on your head as a baby?
Maybe your mom was a heavy drinker when she was carrying you?
There has to be something that explains your anger.
Since you are not doing just that - and, instead pretending you are outraged by these things, for the sake of getting aqrguments and anger created on the forums.
If someone says they do not like gays, then they are called a bigot.
Be gentle.
To quote Thomas Jefferson,
"Cultivators of the earth are the most valuable citizens. They are the most vigorous, the most independent, the most virtuous, and they are tied to their country and wedded to its liberty and interests by the most lasting bonds." --Thomas Jefferson to John Jay, 1785. ME 5:94, Papers 8:426
Proof?
He and Alexander Hamilton had angry hate sex when nobody was looking then would sit in a room not talking to each other sipping port. Hamilton was the top.
He and Alexander Hamilton had angry hate sex when nobody was looking
This has to be true. Aaron Burr gave it to Hamilton good a few years later as well. >_<
If nobody was looking, how do we know what happened?
Apparently Washington said the moaning and wall shaking was most distracting when he was trying to get work done.
So . . . that was him frenching his slave?Jefferson, like Franklin, was a huge Francophile.
If I had to point to one thing that bothers men about the whole gay male issue, is the pussification of men.
Men used to be explorers, soldiers and storm the beaches of Normandy.
What are todays men? A bunch of metrosexuals who sit around starbucks drinking a latte and thinking about taking a penis up the ass.
It seems that men, real men who do physical labor all day, go home sweaty to a wife and kids are a dying breed.
To be fair Hamilton said he didn't have the balls....
Whenever you guys start talking about this so-called pussification of America it makes you look really insecure. You're the ones who are weak, because you can't handle your simplistic and superficial notions of how people are being challenged.
These "real men" who do physical labor all day are a dying breed because they've been mostly replaced by machines. That's thanks to technology that I'm sure you benefit from in many ways, and I'm sure most agree is progress. That American men aren't being conscripted to kill people in other countries also sounds like a good thing to me. And men aren't explorers (not that there were ever an awful lot of them) because there's little to explore. See, every single one of your complaints can be explained without the irrational conclusion that it's because of gay people.
It's a shame that some people are so resistant to any kind of change and need to blame it on something that isn't even related. And you make up these crazy stories about people drinking lattes while talking about gay sex, as if this is some sort of widespread thing. I don't think very many gay people talk about gay sex as much as you do.
The whole thing is made all the more bizarre coming from a computer tech who spends a ton of free time playing games, you don't sound an awful lot like your macho man ideal.
Whenever you guys start talking about this so-called pussification of America it makes you look really insecure. You're the ones who are weak, because you can't handle your simplistic and superficial notions of how people are being challenged.
These "real men" who do physical labor all day are a dying breed because they've been mostly replaced by machines. That's thanks to technology that I'm sure you benefit from in many ways, and I'm sure most agree is progress. That American men aren't being conscripted to kill people in other countries also sounds like a good thing to me. And men aren't explorers (not that there were ever an awful lot of them) because there's little to explore. See, every single one of your complaints can be explained without the irrational conclusion that it's because of gay people.
It's a shame that some people are so resistant to any kind of change and need to blame it on something that isn't even related. And you make up these crazy stories about people drinking lattes while talking about gay sex, as if this is some sort of widespread thing. I don't think very many gay people talk about gay sex as much as you do.
The whole thing is made all the more bizarre coming from a computer tech who spends a ton of free time playing games, you don't sound an awful lot like your macho man ideal.
I can not think of anything that is missing in my life. My parents, my brother and I have a good relationship, my kids and I have a good relationship.
Life in general is good.
If I had to point to one thing that bothers men about the whole gay male issue, is the pussification of men.
Men used to be explorers, soldiers and storm the beaches of Normandy.
What are todays men? A bunch of metrosexuals who sit around starbucks drinking a latte and thinking about taking a penis up the ass.
It seems that men, real men who do physical labor all day, go home sweaty to a wife and kids are a dying breed.
If someone says they do not like gays, then they are called a bigot.
Be gentle.
his qualifications:
1) high school dropout!
2) divorced!
3) cashed out 401k to go to community college!
Whenever you guys start talking about this so-called pussification of America it makes you look really insecure. You're the ones who are weak, because you can't handle your simplistic and superficial notions of how people are being challenged.
I am going to guess you have never had a hard job in your life. Never worked out in the weather, never worked until your hands bled, never worked in the cold, never worked in the heat,,,,.
Don't forget the OP became a computer tech after deciding welding was not the way to make a living. Why is the OP such a pussy by his own definition? Probably explains his pre-occupation with man on man sex.
I have been put through hard labor in a "camp" in Canada when I was 14,
Poor baby, it must have been horrible.
Come back after you put in 80 hours a week of hard labor for months on end. Then talk about being feeling weak, simplistic and superficial.
There is a certain feeling that comes at the end of a hard days work. As the heat of the day breaks, and the sun starts the settle in the horizon, there is a peace that comes over you. A sense of accomplishment you might say.
There is a certain feeling that comes at the end of a hard days work. As the heat of the day breaks, and the sun starts the settle in the horizon, there is a peace that comes over you. A sense of accomplishment you might say.
There is a certain feeling that comes at the end of a hard days work. As the heat of the day breaks, and the sun starts the settle in the horizon, there is a peace that comes over you. A sense of accomplishment you might say.