Question Time

[Claw75]

wouldn't want a kid to stumble past it.

Why on earth not? (presuming you're talking about just kissing and nothing more)

[Cf]

Most blokes on here feel the same way, just that people like me and Rooks couldn't give 2 fks about telling people what we think.

This is a huge statement to make and present as fact, Cos, and one you can't possible be sure of by any means. Or do you just assume that is the case because it seems reasonable to presume that most blokes think in the same way as you and Rookie do?

 I think what they are saying is as hetrosexual men the sight of 2 men kissing just doesnt appeal to them and I assume most hetrosexual men would feel the same

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[kinboshi]

Most blokes on here feel the same way, just that people like me and Rooks couldn't give 2 fks about telling people what we think.

This is a huge statement to make and present as fact, Cos, and one you can't possible be sure of by any means. Or do you just assume that is the case because it seems reasonable to presume that most blokes think in the same way as you and Rookie do?

From the opinions I'm getting from blondes on msn, I'd think it's a fair enough statement.

In fact only Kinboshi has said he likes watching men kiss in the street.

I didn't say I like watching men kiss in the street, but it doesn't bother me.  If I see a straight couple kissing in the street, I tend to look away as it's not much of a spectator sport - same if it's a gay couple.  Nick Griffin has issues with gay men holding hands in the street.  Grow up is what I say to him.

Seeing blokes kissing in public is something makes people uncomfortable because it has long been a taboo but it's not a big deal, just learn to be more tolerant.

I am tolerant of it, like I havent beaten anyone up for it, just don't like it and wouldn't want a kid to stumble past it.

What?  It's not contagious!  1 in 10 people are gay, so for every 100 people on blonde, ten of them are gay.  Do you know how insulting and ignorant your views sound?

I'd much rather a child saw two men kissing than them being exposed to homophobic or racist abuse.  I guess we'll have to differ on this one.

[luther101]

The start to the show was particularly puzzling ..... all and sundry were desperately trying to 'claim' Winston Churchill for 'themselves'.

Griffin, the Tory, and the Lib all waxed lyrical .... and some American Afro-Carib woman (what was her presence all about?) sat there wondering who the phuqq they were even on about.

However, Jack Straw attempted to re-write British history with his portrayal of Winnie as some sort of wonderful Obama figure that led a Crusade against the rise of Fascism ...... well sorry Jack, World War Two was all about The British Empire going to war with a rival empire, that had invaded the soil of one of it's allies - political ideology had bugger all to do with it.

About the only time that Straw shut up in his quest to illustrate he was the bestest anti-Fascist in the whole wide world, was when Griffin pointed out his father was in the RAF, and fought in WW2 - whilst Mr Straw's daddy went to jail for refusing to fight ...... a rather damning retort to Jack's diatribe that all the British people were united in their quest to defeat the Nazis!

So there we had it, Mr Churchill was claimed by all sides - and, according to Mr Straw, was a wonderful, totally PC, figure that could rival Gandalf himself.

Well sorry, once again, Jack - but Churchill believed in Empire, was beside himself with rage when India "was given away", and was such a 'Liberal' that at the Queen's Coronation - when asked, "who is that funny little man sitting next to the Queen of Tonga", replied, "that's her dinner, dear boy".

Apart from that, the whole show reminded me of the fat boy (literally) getting bullied by all the other kids in the playground at lunchtime, at Junior School.

If they'd actually allowed Fat Nick to speak - I think he would have done far more damage to his own 'reputation' and that of the BNP, through his own words ..... however did he get a degree at Cambridge?

I would imagine an hour long interview with Jeremy Paxman - or Ian Hislop - would have done a far better demolition job on NG, and his 'Party',  than that bunch of gimps on the QT panel last night.

All in all a rather silly programme which illustrated the paucity of ideas behind NG and the BNP, and further highlighted how far the two main political parties (you couldn't include the Liberals in a school fete commitee ) have drifted even further away from the electorate.

And the most irksome thing was having to listen to a Tory ...... who actually talked a lot of sense (Maggie would be/should be turning in her grave)!

[cia260895]

and before any 1 jumps on the rookie is homophobic bandwagon

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[AndrewT]

Edited highlights of last night's show.

[cia260895]

Edited highlights of last night's show.

spooky how they get the message across

[Rookie (Rodney)]

and before any 1 jumps on the rookie is homophobic bandwagon

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hhahahahaah...

fwiw, this hug was in privacy of my our vegas house, and not in public.

[GreekStein]

Most blokes on here feel the same way, just that people like me and Rooks couldn't give 2 fks about telling people what we think.

This is a huge statement to make and present as fact, Cos, and one you can't possible be sure of by any means. Or do you just assume that is the case because it seems reasonable to presume that most blokes think in the same way as you and Rookie do?

From the opinions I'm getting from blondes on msn, I'd think it's a fair enough statement.

In fact only Kinboshi has said he likes watching men kiss in the street.

I didn't say I like watching men kiss in the street, but it doesn't bother me.  If I see a straight couple kissing in the street, I tend to look away as it's not much of a spectator sport - same if it's a gay couple.  Nick Griffin has issues with gay men holding hands in the street.  Grow up is what I say to him.

Seeing blokes kissing in public is something makes people uncomfortable because it has long been a taboo but it's not a big deal, just learn to be more tolerant.

I am tolerant of it, like I havent beaten anyone up for it, just don't like it and wouldn't want a kid to stumble past it.

What?  It's not contagious!  1 in 10 people are gay, so for every 100 people on blonde, ten of them are gay.  Do you know how insulting and ignorant your views sound?

I'd much rather a child saw two men kissing than them being exposed to homophobic or racist abuse.  I guess we'll have to differ on this one.

I generally keep my views on this sort of stuff to myself as they are a bit more hard line than most people's.

The reason I say I wouldn't want a kid to stumble past it is because when I was about 11 years old I was walking out of sainsbury's with my dad and there stood two blokes pulling. I felt sick for weeks and I was just an 11 year old kid so would expect other children to be disturbed by that sort of stuff.

I don't know how you draw a parallel between this and racist/homophobic abuse. I think neither are acceptable

[lazaroonie]

and before any 1 jumps on the rookie is homophobic bandwagon

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hhahahahaah...

fwiw, this hug was in privacy of my our vegas house, and not in public.

nice little cottage was it ?

[cia260895]

whilst in public

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[Rookie (Rodney)]

and before any 1 jumps on the rookie is homophobic bandwagon

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hhahahahaah...

fwiw, this hug was in privacy of my our vegas house, and not in public.

nice little cottage was it ?

homophobe

[GreekStein]

lol @ Rooks gettin the gay jokes in a pic with JONES & FLUSHY!!

[cia260895]

a fun time was had by all

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[Rookie (Rodney)]

a fun time was had by all

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ZOMG, a picture of Tom hitthehole Middleton out of the house!