Re: Lesbian actress thrown off plane after kiss
Yeh that's pretty f'd up. On one hand I can't stand 'in your face' PDA of any type, be it kids sucking face to granny & gramps sitting at a Piccadilly and near tonguing the liver spots off of the others hands and face petting...it happens. I mean I get it, but come on.
On the other hand for a gay man for a lesbian woman or whatever...how could they NOT be tempted to finally go buck wild and over the top once "society decides its ok to feel that way, and we'll finally be big enough to accept it". I'd imagine after being told how wrong and unwanted you were for so many years, the first thing we'd want to do is go fingers up when finally "allowed" and tell society or some stuffy judgmental twats shaking the heads at you to go shove it up their arses..post haste! Figuratively speaking of course ;D
Re: Lesbian actress thrown off plane after kiss
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Master
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Kirkland Laing
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smith67
The thing that gets people agitated is this kind of in your face behaviour on planes and suchlike, it's gay people ramming it down our throats every day. They should practice their lifestyles behind closed doors.
It is a
free country and they can do what they like just like hetrosexual couples. If you do not like it, do not look. :cool:
Oh how I wish it was and you still had freedom of speech.
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A country should be free, but people should also consider their own impact on others. I don't want to see anybody kissing in public. Where do you draw the line? Should the people in the next row just initiate fellatio? Should the bored husband behind just start grabbing his wifes breasts? Before you know it, you have a full on airplane orgy and all the children will be terrified.
I think it is better to have a free country, but one where people don't get intimate in public. Have a kiss in the home before you leave, or wait until you get to your holiday hotel, but don't do it to be an exhibitionist in front of me. I don't appreciate that kind of behaviour. I don't care if you are a straight virgin and it's your first girlfriend, or if you are gay and brimming with pride. I don't care, just pack it in, all of you.
I'm all for homosexuals having freedom, but at the same time, don't do it in public. You aren't impressing me, you aren't turning me on, I am not shocked, but I don't want to see it. Yes, I am a prude that way. Being a prude doesn't corrupt nor offend anyone. Drunk football fans taking off their shirts is another one. It's okay for the men, but the women don't? How about all of you keeping your boobs/moobs to yourself. Why would you think anyone wants to see you topless? Buy a battery powered fan if you are hot. Honestly, some people.
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Master
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Originally Posted by
Kirkland Laing
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Originally Posted by
smith67
The thing that gets people agitated is this kind of in your face behaviour on planes and suchlike, it's gay people ramming it down our throats every day. They should practice their lifestyles behind closed doors.
It is a free country and they can do what they like just like hetrosexual couples. If you do not like it, do not look. :cool:
So you're OK with them ramming it down your throat every day?
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Gandalf
A country should be free, but people should also consider their own impact on others. I don't want to see anybody kissing in public. Where do you draw the line? Should the people in the next row just initiate fellatio? Should the bored husband behind just start grabbing his wifes breasts? Before you know it, you have a full on airplane orgy and all the children will be terrified.
I think it is better to have a free country, but one where people don't get intimate in public. Have a kiss in the home before you leave, or wait until you get to your holiday hotel, but don't do it to be an exhibitionist in front of me. I don't appreciate that kind of behaviour. I don't care if you are a straight virgin and it's your first girlfriend, or if you are gay and brimming with pride. I don't care, just pack it in, all of you.
I'm all for homosexuals having freedom, but at the same time, don't do it in public. You aren't impressing me, you aren't turning me on, I am not shocked, but I don't want to see it. Yes, I am a prude that way. Being a prude doesn't corrupt nor offend anyone. Drunk football fans taking off their shirts is another one. It's okay for the men, but the women don't? How about all of you keeping your boobs/moobs to yourself. Why would you think anyone wants to see you topless? Buy a battery powered fan if you are hot. Honestly, some people.
I think it should be OK for women, especially really hot lesbians. The kind you see kissing in bars. If they're crew cut dungaree wearers they shouldn't be allowed but if they're good looking it should be compulsory.
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Kirkland Laing
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Originally Posted by
Master
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Originally Posted by
Kirkland Laing
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Originally Posted by
smith67
The thing that gets people agitated is this kind of in your face behaviour on planes and suchlike, it's gay people ramming it down our throats every day. They should practice their lifestyles behind closed doors.
It is a free country and they can do what they like just like hetrosexual couples. If you do not like it, do not look. :cool:
So you're OK with them ramming it down your throat every day?
That would be indecent and gainst the law.
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I remember a mate snogging his girlfriend in the pub, and the landlord asked them to leave
mind you he did have his hand down here knickers.;D
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Dia bando
I remember a mate snogging his girlfriend in the pub, and the landlord asked them to leave
mind you he did have his hand down here knickers.;D
I would have filmed it. :cool:
