CaretakerDad
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Please check my posts, I am fairly neutral. I am simply not a fan of folks who can't spell or properly use English and blather on in these forums and have said so repeatedly. Auto correct.....Really?
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I'll remember that in the future and watch myself, but don't you those skills of yours are being wasted by being on a stoner forum?
And yes, auto correct, really.
UncleBuck
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quothe thine millionaire.
That's multi to you.
BTW, are we having a party in the next couple of days when you hit 50,000 posts?
Canna Sylvan
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Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but your parents bought the toys, not Santa.
nevyn
Member
First party on RIU and I won't be invited, bummer.
UncleBuck
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do you play golf? we should do 9 holes before i leave the bay area this spring.
UncleBuck
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if you can cook pancakes well, we might be able to find a position for you and squeeze you in. please come.
Canna Sylvan
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Christianity ain't fine. It's a cult whose leaders are taking advantage of the mentally ill. The Earth is more than thousands years old, for one.
nevyn
Member
Nope can't even boil an egg, but I will learn if that's the entrance fee. I want a hat though, like a chefs hat or something.
UncleBuck
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i will rub buttery pancakes upon your taut sphincter and penetrate you with a habitrail. hamster is optional.
Matter a fact I do, but doctors orders say not until my next surgery and rehab.
UncleBuck
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bummer dude.
nevyn
Member
Lmao, Buck you better stop this man, you getting me all worked up, I am old so when the blood rushes out of my big head into the little head, I feel a bit feint. (Didn't know what a habitrail is, so I google it) You really know how to show a guy a good time, this is going to be fun, pancakes, pancake butter and a plastic toy thingy.... I have a very tight sphincter so you going have to go slow and take your time and don't forget to massage first.
MonkeyGrinder
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Or a woman's anus. That's always one of the funner parts of a new relationship. The good old "testing of the waters" The shower slip is my favorite
bud nugbong
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Its more about the television company worried about ads being pulled. If they look like they agree at all they could lose sponsors or viewers. And you gotta remember, beastiality is very common where they're from. Not as offensive as it seems.
i'm in love..will you father my children?
prescription medications are included pre-aca as well as post-aca..birth control will now be offered without a co-pay as a component of the 10 basic points of coverage..you aren't paying for it..as an employer your contribution is usually no more than 50%..employee pays 50% as well, so just who's share covers the non-existent copay? the employer? the employee? that can be argued..who's business is it anyway what prescriptions you get?..my suggestion..hire only barren christians and your problem is solved..but you see you can't do that..so just pretend that if an employee elects birth control for whatever therapeutic reason, and there are many other than contraception..as an employer, its none of your business..an employee's medical information is confidential..as much as rightie wants small goverment, no taxes mentality..they sure love to concern themselves with controlling a women and her vagina, word vomiting religion all over the place..guys, the '50's are long gone..do you know what religion lefties and progressives are?..they're the same religion as rightie..not everyone on the left is atheist..we just don't push our personal religious beliefs onto others and bring into the work place and for that matter, politics..that's righties gig and since there is no factual evidence that religion is nothing more than parable how can you force others, who do not share the same belief in running a country based upon myth?
Beefbisquit
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Hmmm.... lots of name calling and slap fights going on here.
Phil Roberston has the right to express his opinions, no matter how hateful or non-hateful they might be and A&E has the right to decide what programming they show and how much support they want to offer to their employees when they make controversial claims.
I think one of the main reasons people are offended is because homosexuality was compared to a bunch of things that are choices. If you're gay, you're gay there's no choice involved, so stating 'gays should go to hell' is condemning a group of people who had no choice in the way they are biologically configured. If you want to cheat on your wife, that's a decision you make to be unfaithful (not to mention a marriage is a legally standing contract you make a conscious decision of signing). IMO, the comparison is rather insulting to gay people, so I can see why gay people would be insulted by his comments.
Do I agree with the super-sensitivity A&E is showing? (I mean the article was in GQ not on A&E) No, not really but I don't agree that being gay is a sin either.
The other remarks he made about black people being happier without civil rights and with segregation being in place are more demeaning , IMO. Pretty bold statement telling an entire group of people (that you don't belong to) when they were happiest. Even bolder when that 'time' was when that group of people were considered inferior and weren't allowed to associate with whites under most circumstances.
How far should freedom of speech protect you? It should mean you shouldn't go to jail or be harmed because of your beliefs. It doesn't mean you are protected from losing your job for being an asshole, or that you're safe from hearing free speech from people that disagree with you. It also doesn't mean that actions are without consequence because you're legally entitled to your own opinion.
Freedom of speech =/= no consequences for what you say.
Phil Roberston has the right to express his opinions, no matter how hateful or non-hateful they might be and A&E has the right to decide what programming they show and how much support they want to offer to their employees when they make controversial claims.
I think one of the main reasons people are offended is because homosexuality was compared to a bunch of things that are choices. If you're gay, you're gay there's no choice involved, so stating 'gays should go to hell' is condemning a group of people who had no choice in the way they are biologically configured. If you want to cheat on your wife, that's a decision you make to be unfaithful (not to mention a marriage is a legally standing contract you make a conscious decision of signing). IMO, the comparison is rather insulting to gay people, so I can see why gay people would be insulted by his comments.
Do I agree with the super-sensitivity A&E is showing? (I mean the article was in GQ not on A&E) No, not really but I don't agree that being gay is a sin either.
The other remarks he made about black people being happier without civil rights and with segregation being in place are more demeaning , IMO. Pretty bold statement telling an entire group of people (that you don't belong to) when they were happiest. Even bolder when that 'time' was when that group of people were considered inferior and weren't allowed to associate with whites under most circumstances.
How far should freedom of speech protect you? It should mean you shouldn't go to jail or be harmed because of your beliefs. It doesn't mean you are protected from losing your job for being an asshole, or that you're safe from hearing free speech from people that disagree with you. It also doesn't mean that actions are without consequence because you're legally entitled to your own opinion.
Freedom of speech =/= no consequences for what you say.
NLXSK1
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So you finally figured out that Obamacare isnt going to work out for you?i'm in love..will you father my children?
Sugar Daddy care is always an option...