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Post by Queen Smudge on Sept 19, 2003 18:47:06 GMT -5
I could probably incorperate that into my essay. But I don't want her to praise me on a throughly thorough essay because she will make me stand up and tell everyone where I got the information from and I do not want to credit that website at all. People might think I'm going funny.
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Post by Beautiful Freak on Sept 19, 2003 18:54:01 GMT -5
My god! Where on earth do you get hankerchiefs in all those colours from? What if you get confused between all the different shades of a certain colour? What if you were colourblind? The mind boggles!
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Post by Queen Smudge on Sept 19, 2003 18:54:32 GMT -5
My god! Where on earth do you get hankerchiefs in all those colours from? What if you get confused between all the different shades of a certain colour? What if you were colourblind? The mind boggles! Yes, that is basically what I should have said. |
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Post by jNyasu: Geekspert And Utopian on Sept 19, 2003 19:15:31 GMT -5
I like the idea of someone getting all their gay knowledge from the internet and getting all prepared with the right hankies. It'd make a good character, excpet someone sort of beat me to it with the Rubbish Cottager in "Monkey Dust" Bastards. |
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Post by Nick on Sept 20, 2003 3:50:45 GMT -5
How was the case study biased? I'm curious.
I use tissues, myself. Much less room for misinterpretation.
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Post by spinny on Sept 20, 2003 4:50:15 GMT -5
 some of that stuff sounds... well, painful... and how on earth can anyone remember what's what? I'm sure only a few were used but they had to have a colour for every possible act. Some of the sociology textbooks are rather out of date, there was a huge gay scene all those years ago especially in the US where being gay was illegal still in many states, so many people didn't have a choice, specially as one couldn't openly live with a male partner the way one can now. You'd think the textbooks would update stuff.
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Post by Beautiful Freak on Sept 20, 2003 6:03:53 GMT -5
But what if you're a sailor bear, who wears boxer shorts, smokes cigars, is new in town and wants to fist fuck a Latino bottom? You wouldn't have a pocket big enough for all the hankies!
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Post by Pony who Lunches. on Sept 20, 2003 9:04:38 GMT -5
I've seen someone with 5 hankies in one pocket and two in the other before now. Luckily none of them was red - although there was a yellow one on both sides...
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Post by flum on Sept 20, 2003 9:10:53 GMT -5
Suddenly I'm seeing magicians in a whole new light.
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Post by Beautiful Freak on Sept 20, 2003 9:29:17 GMT -5
I've come up with my own handkerchief code for us straight ladies.
blue hanky - not tonight love, I've got a headache
red hanky - I'm on the blob, you've no fucking chance mate
yellow hanky - you're not getting a blow job until you've indulged in a bit of muff diving first
green hanky - minimum of half an hour of foreplay before you get your legover
purple hanky - do the washing up then maybe I'll let you fuck me
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Post by Pony who Lunches. on Sept 20, 2003 9:49:48 GMT -5
I just prefer traffic lights parties, apart from the fact I look awful in orange. It's either Red or Green for me, and I'm never green - it is just too tarty...
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Post by Ewok Expansion Team in Tank on Sept 20, 2003 10:14:08 GMT -5
*grumbles* The most homosexuality I ever had in school was the back of a sex-ed booklet that said; "Most teenagers become attracted to a member of the same sex. it's normal and healthy and you will probably grow out of it." I mean it REALLY said that. I didnt grow out of it. Bloody booklet. All I had was a teacher inform me that "gay people are out there. You just have to deal with it." Which is I suppose a statement open to interpretation  |
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Post by kittens-in-a-Peaches-frenzy on Sept 20, 2003 10:49:29 GMT -5
some of that stuff sounds... well, painful... and how on earth can anyone remember what's what? I'm sure only a few were used but they had to have a colour for every possible act. I can imagine people printing the list from the internet, getting it laminated, and hitting the clubs/bars/woods? etc. eagerly clutching their hankie code-breaker.... |
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Post by Beautiful Freak on Sept 20, 2003 11:00:04 GMT -5
I just prefer traffic lights parties, apart from the fact I look awful in orange. It's either Red or Green for me, and I'm never green - it is just too tarty... You know you're going to have to expand on that and tell all us ignorant people what a traffic lights party is. |
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Post by marknyc on Sept 20, 2003 11:31:19 GMT -5
How was the case study biased? I'm curious. I use tissues, myself. Much less room for misinterpretation. I think you will find that there is a place for Kleenex on the list. Do you stink or sniff? x |
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some of that stuff sounds... well, painful... and how on earth can anyone remember what's what? I'm sure only a few were used but they had to have a colour for every possible act. 
