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For those of you who know my last name and saw that last name in a recent Enquirer article, the person quoted is my cousin.
I had several people comment on it, which is kind of funny because it was buried deep within the article. It was a short paragraph where cousin commented on his neighbor.
If you have absolutely no idea what I'm talking about, that's all the better. I'm not going to say anything more, so don't ask.
Link please, and yes, you brought it up. LOL!
What days paper was it in?
You don't know my last name, so you don't count.
I know your un-American last name!!! I demand a link!!!
Email is good.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I pm'd you, twice.Quote:
Originally posted by gae:
I know your un-American last name!!! I demand a link!!!
Email is good.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">With all due respect, greg, you've made threats against my organic farm, and giving you my name would compromise its security.Quote:
Originally posted by cincygreg:
Link please, and yes, you brought it up. LOL!
What days paper was it in?
I know your last name! It's HOLE.
I've never made any threats to your chia pets!
Just thought that since you brought it up you might like to emlighten the rest of us as to what the article was about.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">It was about gays demanding special rights, Greg.Quote:
Originally posted by cincygreg:
I've never made any threats to your chia pets!
Just thought that since you brought it up you might like to emlighten the rest of us as to what the article was about.
Wrong, GL.
Issue 3 gets rid of a law we don't need.
It's not at all about gay "rights". The only thing Reason and I get out it is some protection under the law for being fired for sexual orientation.
I'm straight. Reason's gay. The way Cincinnati is right now, a gay employer could terminate me just because I have a husband. Or children. Or because I have a room painted red, which indicates I'm heterosexual. (I think.) A straight employer could terminate reason because he has a partner. Or an organic garden, because we all now only gay folks care.
It's a stupid law. It needs to go.
And, Reason... I got the link. I suppose I'm dense or something, but there is just no way I'd refer to my neighbors by orientation, politics or color.
Oh, Stephanie and Steve and nice enough as neighbors, but they are liberal...
Oh, Vanessa and Willie are just fine; they cut their grass and the kids are OK, but, you know... they're just kinda black...
And oh, those chicks across the street? They just must be gay, because they put plants outside in the summer...
I've already voted.
Ok, Whatever.
But, you did bring it up LOL!
Anywho, I dont live in the City Limits (still Cincinnati though) so I dont have a vote on this issue.
I read some of those, I've probably seen that couple from Anderson in the store or something before and not even thought twice about it.
See, I don't care what peoples sexual orientation is.
But, I get pissed when homosexuals try to look down at Straight people (like myself) and treat us like we are a group of bungling bufoons or something.
I don't give a rats ass who sleeps with who or who is gay and who isnt, but...
I am not gay and hate to be reffered to as a homosexual or as a homophobe because I dont get into this whole gay rights thing.
I do not think every straight person needs to run out and find a gay person to hang out with so that they can "see what it's all about"
Again, if everyone in this country did their own thing and minded their own business, there would be a lot less stress and a lot less trouble. And these stupid voyeuristic reality shows just make it worse.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">very well said Greg. I agree with you 100%. I have had gay friends and what they do or don't do in their bedrooms has never been an issue with me. Just like I have no interest in the sex habits of my straight friends either. But when you have the militant ones like reason who paint everyone with a broad brush of generalizations and stereotypes it gets old. He doesn't want to be "judged" or "typed" yet he seems to base all his opinions of others on that very thing. Sickening. But I agree if everyone worried less about who was doing whom we would be a lot better off...Quote:
Originally posted by cincygreg:
Ok, Whatever.
But, you did bring it up LOL!
Anywho, I dont live in the City Limits (still Cincinnati though) so I dont have a vote on this issue.
I read some of those, I've probably seen that couple from Anderson in the store or something before and not even thought twice about it.
See, I don't care what peoples sexual orientation is.
But, I get pissed when homosexuals try to look down at Straight people (like myself) and treat us like we are a group of bungling bufoons or something.
I don't give a rats ass who sleeps with who or who is gay and who isnt, but...
I am not gay and hate to be reffered to as a homosexual or as a homophobe because I dont get into this whole gay rights thing.
I do not think every straight person needs to run out and find a gay person to hang out with so that they can "see what it's all about"
Again, if everyone in this country did their own thing and minded their own business, there would be a lot less stress and a lot less trouble. And these stupid voyeuristic reality shows just make it worse.
Thanks GL.
I really do beleive that we as a society (in general) spend way too much of our lives in other peoples business.