Yet another strike against civil rights when it has to do with gay people

[JohnT]

My nose just started running... you think I've been infested with the Gay Germ?

[Capt Dizle]

Originally posted by Tiamat
Agreed Boris.

It's not just Boris this thread is screaming with homosexuals Boris, Mr. Fun, Starchild......come on guys infect Cpt. Drivel with your gayness

You don't have to call me names Tia.

[Tiamat]

Spiffor. The gay posters on this board do have manners.

[Japher]

The gay posters on this board do have manners

Not always, nor do all the Texans

[Tiamat]

Originally posted by Capt Dizle


You don't have to call me names Tia.

So sorry it was a mistype Sometimes my old fingers just get to flying.

[DRoseDARs]

Man, just think of all the people I've infected over the past few years...

[MrFun]

It would be interesting to see to what extent homophobic laws affect heterosexuals. If it's significant and widespread enough, it would be more proof that suppression also inadverdently hurts the suppressors.

[DRoseDARs]

Originally posted by Tiamat


So sorry it was a mistype Sometimes my old fingers just get to flying.

You're apologizing to a troll?

[Boris Godunov]

Originally posted by Q Cubed
the prom is seriously far too overrated. who gives a **** about it anyway? people don't need to be spending upwards of $500 for a crappy school dance.

At my high school, prom was held off-campus, usually at a s****y hotel or restaurant that we reserved. It included a sit-down dinner, live band and was generally and all-round nice affair. Afterwards, there was the post-prom party, which was usually themed (like a casino night or something). All in all, it was fun. But of course, it helped that I tended to like my school and my schoolmates.

[Starchild]

DRoseDARS quotes Pink.

[Boris Godunov]

s-w-a-n-k-y.

[Q Classic]

At my high school, prom was held off-campus, usually at a s****y hotel or restaurant that we reserved. It included a sit-down dinner, live band and was generally and all-round nice affair. Afterwards, there was the post-prom party, which was usually themed (like a casino night or something). All in all, it was fun. But of course, it helped that I tended to like my school and my schoolmates.

i understand this. this sounds similar to what my prom was, except both my gf and i decided we didn't want to fork over that much money for something neither of us were that interested in in the first place.

proms are stupid, plain and simple--a horrid waste of money by people who don't know what to do with it.

going back to the original topic, on the other hand, about no same-sex ticket purchases... stupid. although it might be a private function, i'm amazed that they thought it was necessary to stipulate such a rule.

and roots was a good miniseries, so don't trash it.

as far as illegal immigrants: maybe, if they immigrated legally, they wouldn't be called ****ing illegal immigrants. they're called that for a simple reason: they are immigrants that did not follow the legal pathways for legal immigration.

[Last Conformist]

Originally posted by Capt Dizle


So is reading my posts. You are welcome to exercise the ignore function anytime you like.

You're concern is touching. Nonetheless, I'm gonna continue reading them.

[Tiamat]

Originally posted by DRoseDARs


You're apologizing to a troll?

note the little cutsiepie face with darting eyes after mistype. Besides I'm usually polite, so a slip every once and a while is allowed.

[MichaeltheGreat]

Originally posted by Ramo


If you ignore the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment...

And if you don't, where exactly is attending the prom with whoever you want a violation of an established right? The prom itself is discriminatory, in that it's limited to seniors or juniors or some other arbitrary group.

The school's policy is just stupid and picayune, but there's no fundamental right being violated.