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IntellectByProxy

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Why do I wish I were gay?

As a white heterosexal male I am the last demographic left who doesn't have a pressure group.

It's impossible (politically) for me to be the subject of racism, sexism, or sexalism.

Nobody cares (politically) about my views, and nobody defends me (politically). I can't be politically incorrected.

If I were to start a group championing White Heterosexal Male's rights, I would be called a nazi.

Arse.

[ 10. March 2003, 00:36: Message edited by: Erin ]

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I'll bet you really want to be gay so you can have a bus [Big Grin]

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This looks like a dead horse walking, but I will keep it open for now in case something new and interesting is said.

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IbP said
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I wish I were gay
If it is any comfort I thought you were.

As for a pressure group for us for us white, straight males. I must admit it is a thought that has crossed my mind then I remembered we have all the power already so why bother.

P

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quote:
Originally posted by Nightlamp:
This looks like a dead horse walking
Nightlamp
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Nay lad.

Sorry.

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quote:
Originally posted by Pyx_e:
IbP said
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I wish I were gay
If it is any comfort I thought you were.
P

Why? If I come across so obviously in my posts as being gay, maybe I am...

Incidentally Warrior Tortoise assumed I was gay until she checked my bathroom and found that I did not own any Jean Paul Gaultier shower gel. Apparently thats the defining factor. That and the fact that my wife's stuff is in there too.

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quote:
Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:
As a white heterosexal male I am the last demographic left who doesn't have a pressure group.

It's impossible (politically) for me to be the subject of racism, sexism, or sexalism.

Nobody cares (politically) about my views, and nobody defends me (politically). I can't be politically incorrected.

You poor little thing.

Everybody's so mean to you.

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Discrimination against the mentally subnormal goes on all the time, so I can't really see what you're complaining about.
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IntellectByProxy

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quote:
Originally posted by Jesuitical Lad:
Discrimination against the mentally subnormal goes on all the time, so I can't really see what you're complaining about.

Fair point, I'd comment if I understood what you said. I shall have someone explain it to me.

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quote:
Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:

Incidentally Warrior Tortoise assumed I was gay until she checked my bathroom and found that I did not own any Jean Paul Gaultier shower gel. Apparently thats the defining factor. That and the fact that my wife's stuff is in there too.

The latter's not always a guarantee...

How do you feel about show tunes?

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You can't be the subject of Racism, Sexism or Sexualism. You can be the subject of Political Correctness, though.

What's good about P.C is that it's so poorly defined. Don't agree with a newspaper article/book/film/law etc. Then it's Politically Correct, an attack on our White Hetero Male way of life.

So be Politically Incorrect. Anyone who opposes you is Politically Correct and must be stopped.

Now, I'm a White Hetero Male Liberal. Who do I claim is discriminating against me?

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quote:
Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:
It's impossible (politically) for me to be the subject of racism, sexism, or sexalism.

'Sexalism'? Maybe you have a niche in Semi-literates Anonymous.
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Sexualism. And I am not illiterate, I travel around all the time.

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quote:
Originally posted by chukovsky:

How do you feel about show tunes?

I find them very inspiring and uplifting, why?

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I couldn't agree more.

For instance did you know:

Young White Straight Males (YWSM):

- Statistically earn less than women and people from ethnic minorities!

- Are more likely to be stopped and searched ny the police!

- Are more likely than any other group to be the subject of a racist attack!

- Make up a disproportionate numeber of prisoners relative to other ethnic groups!

- Will have to suffer the pain of 'coming out' as heterosexual to family and friends who may not be sympathetic, and a wider world is often not!

- Are more likely to die in police custody than other ethnic groups!

- Are less likely to make up (or be on their way to making up) the establishment than women, persons from ethinc minortities etc!
Clearly, Something Must Be Done.

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Heck - I quite like showtunes... but I don't have the right shower gel... is that higher or lower on the scale than not liking showtunes, but having the shower gel??

Oh this is just SO confusing...
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chukovsky

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I think show tunes existed before shower gel... however, maybe before there were either, then just washing was enough to prove you were gay?

You're right, this is confusing.

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quote:
Originally posted by chukovsky:
I think show tunes existed before shower gel... however, maybe before there were either, then just washing was enough to prove you were gay?

Well... either gay or not English. [Big Grin]

Maybe you don't want to be gay, you just want to be French... there's not much difference between the two. The French men all kiss each other and carry little handbags... and probably use Jean Paul Wotsisface gel de douche (hey - it even sounds French).

How about it - why not give up trying to be gay and just be French?

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quote:
Originally posted by anglicanrascal:

How about it - why not give up trying to be gay and just be French?

Because I'd never be able to come out tell my family I was French.

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quote:
Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:
quote:
Originally posted by chukovsky:

How do you feel about show tunes?

I find them very inspiring and uplifting, why?
You have tendancies. [Snigger] You could get in touch with them if you want [Two face]

How good are you at colour co-ordination without your wife's help? And have you ever expressed an interesting in interior design and the like?

Tubbs

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ROFLMAO [Killing me]
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quote:
Originally posted by Nightlamp:
This looks like a dead horse walking, but I will keep it open for now in case something new and interesting is said.

Nothing like putting on the pressure to kill a thread Nightlamp.

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IntellectByProxy

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quote:
Originally posted by Mrs Tubbs:
quote:
Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:
quote:
Originally posted by chukovsky:

How do you feel about show tunes?

I find them very inspiring and uplifting, why?
You have tendancies. [Snigger] You could get in touch with them if you want [Two face]

How good are you at colour co-ordination without your wife's help? And have you ever expressed an interesting in interior design and the like?

Tubbs

I am far better at co-ordinating colours than my wife is. We have arguments about paint which I usually win, and I'm usually right.
I do, however, have little or no interest in soft furnishings.

What does all this mean?

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quote:
Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:
What does all this mean?

Umm... you have no life? Or no intellect? Or are missing something else?

Aren't you the guy who admitted to having no dick, or at least a very very small one? Praps you're really a woman, but no one told you?

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It means that you have an inner gay man or a highly developed feminine side [Big Grin]

Tubbs

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quote:
Originally posted by sarkycow:
Aren't you the guy who admitted to having no dick, or at least a very very small one? Praps you're really a woman, but no one told you?

Viki

Yes I am that guy, but I said that more for the purposes of exciting narative than for any real reason. The size of my penis is quite inconsequential to my political viability.

If there were a pressure group campaigning for equal rights for small-penissed people then it might become an issue. But there isn't. Oh woe.

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[Killing me] [Killing me] [Killing me]

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quote:
Originally posted by Mrs Tubbs:
It means that you have an inner gay man or a highly developed feminine side [Big Grin]

Tubbs

Inner gay man?
As in 'Do you have any gay in you? would you like some?' ?

My left side is quite feminine, but it's not highly developed. It's kind of a closet femininity. I always choose paints with my left eye, but pick up the tins with my right hand.

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Maybe it all has to do with the Barbara Striesand CD's that were "accidentally" discovered in IBP's collection. [Paranoid]

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Tangent: My post was in reference to Sarkycow's post. Tangent over.

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quote:
Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:
If there were a pressure group campaigning for equal rights for small-penissed people then it might become an issue. But there isn't. Oh woe.

You could always start one. Hang around hot rod shows and custom car conventions.

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Look guys, much as I appreciate the constant references to my anatomy (and I do, I really do) I made an off-the-cuff comment to Erin after she equated the size of a guys nob to his driving ability.

From that small seed appears to have grown an entire cult. The cult of the small nob.

Now I don't want everyone to think that every thread I start must eventually come round to talking about my genitalia. This was a politically motivated thread, not a confessional one.

And anyway, my wife reads these things and I don't want to upset her [Frown]

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quote:
Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:
Sexualism. And I am not illiterate, I travel around all the time.

Hey, it's a wonderful thing if this is a "coming out" thread... [Wink]

but I'm quite worried about this statement. What does literacy have to do with travel? [Confused]

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quote:
Originally posted by bessie rosebride:
quote:
Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:
Sexualism. And I am not illiterate, I travel around all the time.

Hey, it's a wonderful thing if this is a "coming out" thread... [Wink]

but I'm quite worried about this statement. What does literacy have to do with travel? [Confused]

Literacy has nothing to do with travel.

I was making a pun based on the word 'Itinerate' which means 'travelling around' and 'Illiterate' which means 'Unable to read'

It was an oxymoron, you see I claimed not to be illiterate siting as evidence my extensive travel. Which showed I had misread 'illiterate' as 'itinerate' and therfore confirmed that I was, in fact, illiterate.

It's very complicated I know. But very very funny in my head.

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quote:
Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:
I always choose paints with my left eye, but pick up the tins with my right hand.

So you're bi! Even better! [Big Grin]

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quote:
Originally posted by ChastMastr:
quote:
Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:
I always choose paints with my left eye, but pick up the tins with my right hand.

So you're bi! Even better! [Big Grin]
as in bi-sexed?

I am both man and woman, look left and I'm pretty as a picture, look right and I am rugged and hairy.

Is that what you mean?

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quote:
Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:
Look guys, much as I appreciate the constant references to my anatomy (and I do, I really do) [but] I don't want everyone to think that every thread I start must eventually come round to talking about my genitalia.

But it's much more fun to keep refering to you lack of a penis. It seems to annoy you, which is plus points.

Besides. If we actually talked about what you wanted to, then Nightlamp would close the thread. The tangents are more fun.

CM has his eye on you, you might want to watch your back.

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quote:
Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:
It's very complicated I know. But very very funny in my head.

[Killing me] I'm so happy for you.. [Killing me] ...pathetic.. I'll be agreeing with this post by Jesuitical Lad, then:

quote:
Discrimination against the mentally subnormal goes on all the time, so I can't really see what you're complaining about.


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quote:
Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:
And anyway, my wife reads these things and I don't want to upset her [Frown]

Are you saying that she doesn't know you are genitally challenged?

[BTW - I got the pun]

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Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:


And anyway, my wife reads these things and I don't want to upset her [Frown]

She's bound to find out about the size of your penis sooner or later. Odd way to find out though.

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quote:
Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:
Sexualism. And I am not illiterate, I travel around all the time.

And again posted by IBP:
Literacy has nothing to do with travel.

I was making a pun based on the word 'Itinerate' which means 'travelling around' and 'Illiterate' which means 'Unable to read'

It was an oxymoron, you see I claimed not to be illiterate siting as evidence my extensive travel. Which showed I had misread 'illiterate' as 'itinerate' and therfore confirmed that I was, in fact, illiterate.

It's very complicated I know. But very very funny in my head.

Not an oxymoron, but a non-sequitur [Snore]

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Originally posted by Schroedinger's cat:
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Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:
And anyway, my wife reads these things and I don't want to upset her [Frown]

Are you saying that she doesn't know you are genitally challenged?

[BTW - I got the pun]

And since, Mr. CatInASafe, you know both me and my wife, you might be on hand to lend a little therapy... [Wink]

Glad you got the pun. Glad somebody got the pun. Now I know it's not just me whose mentally subnormal. Solidarity Brother.

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Edward Green
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I believe the saying is ' do you have a gay bone in your body - would you like one? '.

Anyway as a Lesibian trapped in a Gay Mans body I really can't comment.

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IntellectByProxy

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Originally posted by Rhisiart:
Not an oxymoron, but a non-sequitur [Snore]

A non-sequitur can constitute an oxymoronic point of view. [Roll Eyes]

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Xavierite
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quote:
Originally posted by Edward Green:
I believe the saying is ' do you have a gay bone in your body - would you like one? '.

Anyway as a Lesibian trapped in a Gay Mans body I really can't comment.

And how is Lesibia at this time of year?
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ChrisT

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So the decorating-JeanPaulGaultier thing is a sign of someone getting in touch with their camper side, yes?

Good job my house looks like a bombsite, and I smell like I've just come back from the trenches then.

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Anselmina
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<Pedant alert> And 'nob' is spelt with a 'k'. <Alert over>

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IntellectByProxy

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quote:
Originally posted by Edward Green:
I believe the saying is ' do you have a gay bone in your body - would you like one? '.

Anyway as a Lesibian trapped in a Gay Mans body I really can't comment.

You must be a nightmare at parties.

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Rev per Minute
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Originally posted by IntellectByProxy:
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Originally posted by Rhisiart:
Not an oxymoron, but a non-sequitur [Snore]

A non-sequitur can constitute an oxymoronic point of view. [Roll Eyes]
Miss out the 'oxy-' and I would agree

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Wandering with Hope
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Why would ANYONE want to be discriminated - hated - and - misunderstood?

People have died - been beaten - been shunned by family and friends all in the name of discrimination.

But yet this is what you wish you had -

Only proves what others have said:

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Discrimination against the mentally subnormal goes on all the time, so I can't really see what you're complaining about.
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