Trinity said:yeah where's mine, I want those cream cheese cookies!!!
Grandma's recipe. Of course I tweaked it!
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Trinity said:yeah where's mine, I want those cream cheese cookies!!!
-=d=- said:I'll ask again 15lbs from now
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mom4 said:You see, this is a fallacy. Gay people largely do not want to marry. Check out the Netherlands, where gay marriage is allowed. The marriage rate is DOWN. More people allowed to marry, less people actually doing it. Trinity posted some facts about the number of partners homosexuals have. They do not want exclusivity in their relationships, or do not see their relationships as permanent. The quest for marriage is a political statement.
http://www.family.org/cforum/extras/a0032427.cfm
P.S. Stitchman, Honey, where's your mama? Why is she letting you post on a site like this? You go do your homework, and give me your address. I'll send you some homemade cookies.![]()
suspiria said:so im guessing no one here has any gay friends?
Hitler was/is a known queer. My thinking is, anyone that thinks being a queer is ok, has other putrid thoughts and when they get into authority, they carry their puke provoking thoughts with them and try to push them off onto "NORMAL" people as being ok. If a queer was trying to get professional help with his/her affliction, I could tolerate them until they were cured. But until they do, we need to have queer colonies like there used to be Leprosy colonies.Stitchman said:yeah, and the other 80-60 percent are straight people. So then maybe straight marriage should be illiegal! Hitler was straight! Sadamm was straight! My point is, no matter the category of people, there are good and bad people in them, and you can't argue with that.
Merlin said:Hitler was/is a known queer. My thinking is, anyone that thinks being a queer is ok, has other putrid thoughts and when they get into authority, they carry their puke provoking thoughts with them and try to push them off onto "NORMAL" people as being ok. If a queer was trying to get professional help with his/her affliction, I could tolerate them until they were cured. But until they do, we need to have queer colonies like there used to be Leprosy colonies.
suspiria said:I bet your childeren are really open minded
suspiria said:thats not proof twit, that was crap coming out of your mouth, you do know the difference between an opinion and facts right??
suspiria said:its not the truth
suspiria said:wow staight people do all these things too!!!
suspiria said:so all gay people are destructive because of the 30%, oh its so clear to me now
Stitchman said:You guys say that gay people contribute greatly to the aids crisis because they have sex so much. Well, if you make gay marraiges legal, gay men would stop having so much sex because they are married.
Stitchman said:what exactly do you mean by journals
OCA said:OHHHHH MY FUCKINGGGGGGGG WORDDDDDDD! :scratch:
mom4 said:Guys, I think he's just a kid.
JohnnyB said:I am a 42 year old gay father. Yes, a father. I have two children living at home and one who will be 21 this month living on his own.
I have always known that I was gay but was afraid of what the world would do to me if I came out. I had a very close friend in high school tell his parents that he was gay and they kicked him out of their house. He was 17. I did not want that to happen to me and really wasnt sure what to do so I kept that side of me well hidden.
I got married right out of high school. After 5 years, that marriage failed. Still not ready to deal with who I was, I began dating again and re-married. That marriage lasted for 15 years. It ended because my wife passed away from kidney cancer.
After my wife's death, I got really angry with God. I had made a conscience effort to stay in the closet and play the game that the world wants gays & lesbians to play. I was 100% faithful. I had made a commitment to my wife and no matter what, I was going to fulfill that commitment to her even if it meant I had to be unhappy.
After some real soul searching ...I decided that life was way to short for me not to be the person I was meant to be. Living the lie had to stop...so I came out.
My parents as well as my children have been very supportive. All of my friends have been great. Several even said that they weren't surprised.
I started dating and have met a wonderful guy. He too played the game that the world thinks we should all play. After 13 years of marriage he got divorced. He and his ex-wife have a very good relationship. She understands completely.
JohnnyB said:There is a web site out there www.godmademegay.com. It explains homosexuality from a Biblical perspective. I would like to ask that you take the time to read the letter to Louise on this site.
You know, in the Jewish faith, they do not believe that Jesus Christ was the messiah should we change our laws to force them to believe he was the Son of God? The Church of Christ doesnt believe in using instrumental music in their worship should we legally mandate pianos and organs for ALL churches? Certainly not...that is the beauty of this country. We all get to believe and worship God however we see fit. No one gets to tell us how to believe. That's just the way it is.
And yes, some of us believe MUCH more differently than the next. Some things we believe in may even bother others...but that is the way our country works. You know, Jesus even preached that slavery was ok as long as you treated your slaves with respect. But I'm not so sure that would fly in today's society. Yet, if everyone wants to keep throwing the Bible in our faces and quoting scripture all day long...let's go ahead and reinstitute slavery into the 21st century. Or do we only want to quote the scritpures that fuel discrimination. Divorce isn't something that the Bible allows ...I guess we better start working on that one too.
It really scares me that there is so much hate still in this country. Some of you keep saying things like, "Don't shove homosexuality down our throats." "It's immoral" "It's a mental illness" But for some reason, you feel that it is OK to shove your beliefs down our throats.
My chruch marries same-sex couples on a regular basis. Maybe it isn't "legal" in the eyes of the court system...but as far as I'm concerned, it is a bond between two people and God and NO ONE can take that away. So the government will NEVER be able to stop same-sex marriages. They can however discriminate against them and not give the the same benefits as heterosexual couples who marry...but they cannot stop same-sex marriage.