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Thursday, October 12th, 2006
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11:33a - "Bisexuality doesn't exist" part 2935239 - with extra added insulting stupid!
Shout out to otaku_femme at stupid_free for the heads up on this one.
Here is the original post, in it's entirety. (Bonus stupid bolded)
nope, sorry. I don't believe in bisexuals.
Although I widely and honestly support the rights of the GLBT community, I don't agree with the "B" as a valid sexual orientation. You're either straight, gay, or afriad of ruling out the possibility of sex by choosing sides. I can respect this last choice on the basis of general horniness, but that doesnt mean you're bisexual. It means you're a whore. I usually let this opinion slide as I feel it would prove too incendiary in GLBT circles.
Although I give grimacide credit for defending her position in the face of multiple dissenters.
And by "defend" I mean repeately saying "Yes, I think you're a whore" and/or "No, you're not really bisexual"
If there isn't a comm called brutalstupidity around somewhere... There should be!
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1:42p - There must be something in the water this week...
God's children are really playing up lately. I saw this over on stupid_free at LJ and I just had to share. Major props to generichotsauce for their spiffy little report.
There's an interesting little debate community called booju_mooju. It's a place to discuss/debate parenting technique and parenting issues, the name derived from the "Boob-juice VS Moo Juice" debate. Pretty neat little concept, really. Potential for wank? Enormous.
Little was I prepared for the fact that this wank would be about wanking!
YEARS after the story had gone around the net (old meme!) someone posts a scan of the newspaper story about those darned Vibrating Harry Potter Broomsticks. Most of the people there have a hearty (if belated) laugh at the concept of a kid riding a glorified sex toy. The original post poses the following question, however:
brandyc: What do you think? Would you take a toy away that you knew was being used for cheap thrills?
Renowned righteous virgin kat89 replies: Yes. I would take it away, however hilarious the whole thing is. :)
A curious stratyllis asks the innocuous question: Why would you take it away?
Says kat89: Because I'm of the belief that masturbation is never a good idea. It detracts from the intimacy that a person and their future spouse/significant other/lover will have in the future. Besides, the younger a person is when this habit is started, the harder it is to break later on.
Uhm... ha ha. Yeah. So, they politely discuss this idea. (That's showing way more restraint than I would ever exhibit!) The more it goes on, it seems that kat89 honestly believes that masturbation isn't normal.
kat89: It's only normal because we have been taught by our culture that it is.
Doesn't that mean it IS normal? And what does she even MEAN by normal? Are we talking mathematically, socially, what? This is never expanded upon.
stratyllis, not happy with this, asks for hard, scientific evidence that masturbation is not normal.
kat89 quotes Matthew 5:27-28. She also adds that sex is not lust, that masturbation can detract from your sex life so one shouldn't risk it and that - oh yeah! Masturbation is having sex with yourself so if you do it when you're in a relationship, you're cheating on your partner!
stratyllis seemingly ignores this batshittery and simply says the following:
Sorry, the Bible isn't a valid medical source.
Fair enough, neither is Homer's Odyssey. But either way - BOOM! We're off!
ETA: As sharps so kindly reminded me, the original poster kat89 is indignant that people weren't more open to her opinion. So, in a community for questions about parenting, she asks:
kat89: So it's not OK to call someone else's beliefs stupid unless of course, they're a Christian.. then it's perfectly acceptable because apparently all Christians are moronic imbeciles?
After about 300 people give her a resounding "YES!" and "Yeah, whatever, take your whining to someone who cares" and "Is this even a parenting question?", she ETAs:
kat89: So all of the people who think there's nothing wrong with calling beliefs 'stupid' ... would you encourage your children to call other children's beliefs stupid?
From the last I saw, there were 410 comments for that post.
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2:16p
I hope this is okay, this time. I don't believe anyone's underage; I didn't see it already at Wank Report or Clairvoyant. I'm just going to go ahead and apologize in advance for anything I've screwed up on.
Gamestop makes a goofy spelling error on their display case for Zelda: Twilight Princess. But Heaven forbid Destructoid blogger Faith Naked point that out when she doesn't even know how to spell 'misspell'.
backflip10019 tries to bring logic, and is subsequently ignored.
"I was about to say..."
Faith Naked returns to defend her(?)self.
As writers, you're not allowed to point out spelling errors unless your spelling is perfect. Also, eat my ass.
Apparently, gamers don't care about box art, and we never read the back to see if we'll even like a game before we buy it.
Ross says: "Misspellings!? Holy Christ! To the Elitist Mobile!"
A loyal Gamestop employee thinks 'Gamestop has made its employees look like douchebags and idiots' = 'zOMG I hate those Gamestop douchebags'
Some sterling attempts at humor.
And it's still going.
ETA: And I forgot to mention that I found this through fanficrants.
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6:22p
I'm guessing that since neither actress is a fandom in their own right, and the movie subject in question is rather serious, this goes here rather than f_w.
THANDIE NEWTON was amazed when she learned ANGELINA JOLIE is to play a black woman in her latest film.
Apparently the wife of murdered journalist Daniel Pearl approved of Jolie to play her in the movie about her husband's life. The fact that her BF Brad Pitt is producing it is, I'm sure, in no way a factor.
Discussion quickly dissolves into light wank:
Angie rools
They call that "blacked up?
A call to lighten up
Small, and since this ONTD, will be forgotten about by tommorrow.
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