@forwardmotion: Oh, me, too. I'm totally obsessed with the gays. I think about gays constantly, especially when i'm throwing a hotdog down (up?) a hallway.
@uncivily obedient: You know how Queen Victoria did for Oscar Wilde, and then they asked her about homosexual acts among women, and she said she didn't see how it was even possible.
@Tremonius: Actually, when it came to sex, they were far too imaginative. Sexology came (don't even go there) out of the Victorian era. No, the Victorians knew--and imagined--quite about a bit about the sex they allegedly weren't having. Publicly prudish and privately prurient, someone said of them.
@Hydroceph: There's something about suppression and public deportment undermined by private decadence, else there wouldn't be a Repugnant party today. Trouble with them is, they ain't no Disraeli among 'em so they'll have to settle for the Wasilla version.
@uncivily obedient: Actually, (heard this on Thom Hartmann) the Bible does talk shit to lesbians too. It's in Romans somewhere. Seemed more or less like God was pissed they weren't doing it with men. Just like always.
@paragrab: It's right there in the first book of Romans, actually, verses 26 & 27:
"26 For this cause God gave them up unto vile affections: for even their women did change the natural use into that which is against nature: 27 And likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust one toward another; men with men working that which is unseemly, and receiving in themselves that recompense of their error which was meet."
There was a brief period in my youth when after reading the Gospels (and just the Gospels) I imagined I was a Christian; then I read Paul and realized Jesus & Paul have kind of a good cop/bad cop thing going on, and I lost interest.
@antisocialite: Didn't Paul wear a paisly toga, with makeup, and use a curling iron, and travel about with his favorite boy, Timothy, and tell the Thessalonians something like, "It's better for you to be like I am, but if you cannot, then be married"?
Also, I noticed Jeepers laid out infidelity as any manwho married a woman who had been married before. I took it as, the woman had no volition in those days, just like Homer's Helen, so was blameless as a child. They roosted where they were penned. I heard somewhere he wails against womens on the same subject but this one, Mark or one of them, only points out men.
I wonder how long it is until people start coming out of the woodwork. He's old. I'm going to assume he's been pulling penis in a fairly open manner for at least 10 or 15 years. That's a long time period to keep quiet.
Why do women marry gay men? I was discussing this last night. Two guys I went to school with are gay, married to women and have children. I can understand them wanting to stay in the closet. That's their right and I don't care. I don't understand the women in these situations.
@downlow: I was about to say that doesn't have anything to do with the subject but then I realized this was about Charlie Crist it has everything to do with the subject.
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I am so over this story. Can Carrie go away now, please?
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Or maybe I'm wrong. Not sure.
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The Victorian wasn't a very imaginative era.
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"26 For this cause God gave them up unto vile affections: for even their women did change the natural use into that which is against nature: 27 And likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust one toward another; men with men working that which is unseemly, and receiving in themselves that recompense of their error which was meet."
There was a brief period in my youth when after reading the Gospels (and just the Gospels) I imagined I was a Christian; then I read Paul and realized Jesus & Paul have kind of a good cop/bad cop thing going on, and I lost interest.
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Also, I noticed Jeepers laid out infidelity as any manwho married a woman who had been married before. I took it as, the woman had no volition in those days, just like Homer's Helen, so was blameless as a child. They roosted where they were penned. I heard somewhere he wails against womens on the same subject but this one, Mark or one of them, only points out men.
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Yes. Like a hotdog down a hallway.
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er.. until we see Crist tonguing another guy aired on Hannity or O'Reilly, I'd have to say it's 1-0 Lambert ... Adam's serve.