JC off topic '12

Bazinga_N

Less study so more time to talk bull**** probably.. :L

suitcasepink

Right lads, yee were asked in a nice way to leave the conversation at that, but now im telling you anymore discussion or accusations of people and infractions are being handed out.
I mean aside from anything else, its just plain rude.

No follow ups/excuses/reasonings to be posted here either. Clean slate please.

iliketwixbars

KirkCheated09 wrote: »

Unless the 'people' are homophobic no it should not. It certainly wouldn't change mine.

Im sorry but I still think it would....especially in a school environment. Sexuality is something that changes peoples views. I dont think that is being homophobic.

paddyzk

Slow Show wrote: »

Well you're not allowed to assume that. Not on this forum. I'm not even going to begin to go into how wrong and inappropriate your comments are.

I'd advise you all to change the topic. What is it with Saturday nights here...?

It's when all the girls feck off somewhere.

Bazinga_N

paddyzk wrote: »

It's when all the girls feck off somewhere.

Truth... Leia has us all whipped :L

KirkCheated09

Bazinga_N wrote: »

Truth... Leia has us all whipped :L

Speak for yourself, I am young, wild and free.

Bazinga_N

KirkCheated09 wrote: »

Speak for yourself, I am young, wild and free.

Sure... :rolleyes: :L

KirkCheated09

Bazinga_N wrote: »

Sure... :rolleyes: :L

I don't understand.

Bazinga_N

KirkCheated09 wrote: »

I don't understand.

It was sarcasm.

KirkCheated09

Bazinga_N wrote: »

It was sarcasm.

Ok.

Bazinga_N

Just read a brilliant quote by Richard Dawkins.

We are all atheists about most of the gods that humanity has ever believed in. Some of us just go one god further.

KirkCheated09

Because your mom busted in and said ''what's that noise'' I said ''mom your just jealous, it's the beastie boys''. it.

Midlife Crashes

Bazinga_N wrote: »

Just read a brilliant quote by Richard Dawkins.

We are all atheists about most of the gods that humanity has ever believed in. Some of us just go one god further.

Came from this interview.

paddyzk

Midlife,you an atheist ?

Midlife Crashes

paddyzk wrote: »

Midlife,you an atheist ?

No, Christian

paddyzk

Midlife Crashes wrote: »

No, Christian

KirkCheated09

paddyzk wrote: »

I'd say joking, christian is pretty broad if he was christian would he not say which branch?

Midlife Crashes

paddyzk wrote: »

Serious.

Midlife Crashes

Sorry, just wanted to keep it broad to try and confuse Patrick. I am a practising Roman Catholic.

paddyzk

Midlife Crashes wrote: »

Sorry, just wanted to keep it broad to try and confuse Patrick. I am a practising Roman Catholic.

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Bazinga_N

paddyzk wrote: »

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If he's a Roman Catholic, let him be. It's his views and we should respect that

Bazinga_N

iliketwixbars wrote: »

Im sorry but I still think it would....especially in a school environment. Sexuality is something that changes peoples views. I dont think that is being homophobic.

I have to disagree. If in first year everyone taught I was straight, made friends with me and I was pretty popular among everyone, then in second year I came out. Why would anyone treat me any different? Fair enough talks with the fellas about their girlfriends might be a bit awkward, but in general it shouldn't be any different.

KirkCheated09

Bazinga_N wrote: »

I have to disagree. If in first year everyone taught I was straight, made friends with me and I was pretty popular among everyone, then in second year I came out. Why would anyone treat me any different? Fair enough talks with the fellas about their girlfriends might be a bit awkward, but in general it shouldn't be any different.

Not to mention the changing rooms.

Bazinga_N

KirkCheated09 wrote: »

Not to mention the changing rooms.

Actually, didn't think of that. I wonder how the school would deal with that.

But keep in mind, just because your gay doesn't mean you fancy every fella you come across.

Midlife Crashes

Bazinga_N wrote: »

I have to disagree. If in first year everyone taught I was straight, made friends with me and I was pretty popular among everyone, then in second year I came out. Why would anyone treat me any different? Fair enough talks with the fellas about their girlfriends might be a bit awkward, but in general it shouldn't be any different.

It shouldn't make a difference but unfortunately, it would.

KirkCheated09

Bazinga_N wrote: »

Actually, didn't think of that. I wonder how the school would deal with that.

But keep in mind, just because your gay doesn't mean you fancy every fella you come across.

Fair enough, I just know I wouldn't wanna get changed in front of a gay person.

Bazinga_N

Midlife Crashes wrote: »

It shouldn't make a difference but unfortunately, it would.

How so?

Bazinga_N

KirkCheated09 wrote: »

Fair enough, I just know I wouldn't wanna get changed in front of a gay person.

Suppose. What about bisexuals. If schools were going to be the way ye were saying they'd be complete social outcasts.

KirkCheated09

Bazinga_N wrote: »

How so?

You say a gay guy doesn't fancy every guy he meets, girls don't fancy every boy they meet, neither do guys fancy every girl they meet. If you have a gay guy in the boys changing rooms you might as well let the guys and girls change together.

iliketwixbars

Bazinga_N wrote: »

Actually, didn't think of that. I wonder how the school would deal with that.

But keep in mind, just because your gay doesn't mean you fancy every fella you come across.

True, but still it is unfair on the straight guys. Its like a straight guy being allowed to get changed in a women's changing room (heaven :P ).

iliketwixbars

KirkCheated09 wrote: »

You say a gay guy doesn't fancy every guy he meets, girls don't fancy every boy they meet, neither do guys fancy every girl they meet. If you have a gay guy in the boys changing rooms you might as well let the guys and girls change together.

exactly.

paddyzk

Bazinga_N wrote: »

I have to disagree. If in first year everyone taught I was straight, made friends with me and I was pretty popular among everyone, then in second year I came out. Why would anyone treat me any different? Fair enough talks with the fellas about their girlfriends might be a bit awkward, but in general it shouldn't be any different.

Good for you.
It's very hard to be who you at 14/15

KirkCheated09

Bazinga_N wrote: »

I have to disagree. If in first year everyone taught I was straight, made friends with me and I was pretty popular among everyone, then in second year I came out. Why would anyone treat me any different? Fair enough talks with the fellas about their girlfriends might be a bit awkward, but in general it shouldn't be any different.

Fair play man.

iliketwixbars

Jesus this thread is obsessed with gays :L

Midlife Crashes

Bazinga_N wrote: »

How so?

I go to a small all-boys school, There is one gay kid .He gets bullied due to the fact that he is gay. It's unfortunate but it is something that happens in a school environment .

Bazinga_N

paddyzk wrote: »

Good for you.
It's very hard to be who you at 14/15

Speaking hypothetically. :L

leopard trek

Bazinga_N wrote: »

I have to disagree. If in first year everyone taught I was straight, made friends with me and I was pretty popular among everyone, then in second year I came out. Why would anyone treat me any different? Fair enough talks with the fellas about their girlfriends might be a bit awkward, but in general it shouldn't be any different.

Fair Play.

Bazinga_N

KirkCheated09 wrote: »

You say a gay guy doesn't fancy every guy he meets, girls don't fancy every boy they meet, neither do guys fancy every girl they meet. If you have a gay guy in the boys changing rooms you might as well let the guys and girls change together.

I understand what your saying, I'm just saying that it's new times. Schools should really be looking into the future. What are they going to do if LGBT people are going to start coming out earlier.

Bazinga_N

Bazinga_N wrote: »

I have to disagree. If in first year everyone taught I was straight, made friends with me and I was pretty popular among everyone, then in second year I came out. Why would anyone treat me any different? Fair enough talks with the fellas about their girlfriends might be a bit awkward, but in general it shouldn't be any different.

Lads.. Ye do realise I was speaking hypothetically? I was saying 'IF'.. :L

KirkCheated09

Bazinga_N wrote: »

I understand what your saying, I'm just saying that it's new times. Schools should really be looking into the future. What are they going to do if LGBT people are going to start coming out earlier.

What the fcuk does LGBT mean?

iliketwixbars

Bazinga_N wrote: »

I have to disagree. In first year everyone taught I was straight, made friends with me and I was pretty popular among everyone, then in second year I came out. Why would anyone treat me any different? Fair enough talks with the fellas about their girlfriends are a bit awkward, but in general it shouldn't be any different. I'm gay and proud

Well done, I'm sure it took a lot of courage.

Bazinga_N

KirkCheated09 wrote: »

What the fcuk does LGBT mean?

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transexuals... What do ye be doing in SPHE? :L

iliketwixbars

KirkCheated09 wrote: »

What the fcuk does LGBT mean?

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual?

Bazinga_N

iliketwixbars wrote: »

Well done, I'm sure it took a lot of courage.

leopard trek wrote: »

Fair Play.

KirkCheated09 wrote: »

Fair play man.

paddyzk wrote: »

Good for you.
It's very hard to be who you at 14/15

LADS! :L I was speaking in terms of 'What If'... That never actually happened. :P

paddyzk

Bazinga_N wrote: »

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transexuals... What do ye be doing in SPHE? :L

GHOWLIN'

KirkCheated09

Bazinga_N wrote: »

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transexuals... What do ye be doing in SPHE? :L

iliketwixbars wrote: »

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual?

Well excuse me if my gay lingo isn't up to scratch.

paddyzk

Bazinga_N wrote: »

LADS! :L I was speaking in terms of 'What If'... That never actually happened. :P

Oh

iliketwixbars

Bazinga_N wrote: »

LADS! :L I was speaking in terms of 'What If'... That never actually happened. :P

So your not gay?! :eek: :rolleyes:

Bazinga_N

Midlife Crashes wrote: »

I go to a small all-boys school, There is one gay kid .He gets bullied due to the fact that he is gay. It's unfortunate but it is something that happens in a school environment .

That's truly horrible. And tbh, it's sorted of ignored in Ireland. It's rarely discussed in the public, even though it's happening.

Bazinga_N

iliketwixbars wrote: »

So your not gay?! :eek: :rolleyes:

Ehh not that I am aware of :L