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Malaysian Parents have been advised to watch out for Symptoms that their child might be Gay:
"For boys, they included muscular bodies and the tendency to show them off in tight-fitting clothes and V-neck or sleeveless tops, the reports said. Light-coloured clothes and the carrying of handbags by boys were also deemed worthy of suspicion. "Symptoms" of lesbianism, meanwhile, included a tendency to accompany, eat meals and sleep in the company of other women."
I admit it. I wear V-Neck Shirts...See...I must be Gay. Curse those desires to wear V Neck Shirts.
Source: http://news.ninemsn.com.au/world/8533242/malaysian-parents-warned-of-gay-sy mptoms

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If I understand it correctly, being interested in other men only came in at #3 on the list for male homosexuals...
Yup...the only way to prove you ain't gay is to be a physically weak male in clothing that is overly baggy (boy-band). And Women will need to prove they are not Lesbians by spending the rest of their lives being led about on a dog collar by the man who owns her - not having meals, associating (in personal life or work place) or sleeping over at the house of another female.
That's right...all-girl sleepovers are on the list.

Drejk |

Malaysian Parents have been advised to watch out for Symptoms that their child might be Gay:
"For boys, they included muscular bodies and the tendency to show them off in tight-fitting clothes and V-neck or sleeveless tops, the reports said. Light-coloured clothes and the carrying of handbags by boys were also deemed worthy of suspicion.
I am not muscular, I don't like tight-fitting clothes, V-necks or sleeveless tops and light colored clothes and I am not gay... They must be right!
However, I wonder if my light brown leather or pseudo-leather bag doesn't count as sign...

Doodlebug Anklebiter |

Where on that list is liking the Tom Robinson Band?
I was curious if there's anyone out there other than KJ and I who know who the TRB were?

Limeylongears |
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Kajehase wrote:Where on that list is liking the Tom Robinson Band?I was curious if there's anyone out there other than KJ and I who know who the TRB were?
2,4,6,8... MOTORWAY!
On another note, light coloured clothing... Does this mean that my black leather shorts are less gay than my fawn leather shorts?

Kajehase |

Kajehase wrote:Where on that list is liking the Tom Robinson Band?I was curious if there's anyone out there other than KJ and I who know who the TRB were?
He's got a weekly radio show on BBC 6 Music, so... probably a few? ;p

Tiny Coffee Golem |

yellowdingo wrote:Malaysian Parents have been advised to watch out for Symptoms that their child might be Gay:
"For boys, they included muscular bodies and the tendency to show them off in tight-fitting clothes and V-neck or sleeveless tops, the reports said. Light-coloured clothes and the carrying of handbags by boys were also deemed worthy of suspicion.
I am not muscular, I don't like tight-fitting clothes, V-necks or sleeveless tops and light colored clothes and I am not gay... They must be right!
However, I wonder if my light brown leather or pseudo-leather bag doesn't count as sign...
Only if it's designer or an animal print.

Doodlebug Anklebiter |

Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:He's got a weekly radio show on BBC 6 Music, so... probably a few? ;pKajehase wrote:Where on that list is liking the Tom Robinson Band?I was curious if there's anyone out there other than KJ and I who know who the TRB were?
So far, we've got one.
Didn't know he was a Beeb presenter, though.

meatrace |

Just to show that Malaysians are having fun with the whole concept as well
Dude, that's totally not my dress style (which I call hobo couture) but...mutton biryani? That sounds fawesome.

Samnell |
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For the record Gay Watches tell time the same way as Straight Watches, they just look significantly more fabulous doing it.
I bought my watch in Switzerland. The German-speaking part of Switzerland. I think that means it's the whips and chains kind of gay.
That's fine but it's not really my scene. Why did no one tell me then?

Drejk |

DM - Voice of the Voiceless wrote:Dude, that's totally not my dress style (which I call hobo couture) but...mutton biryani? That sounds fawesome.Just to show that Malaysians are having fun with the whole concept as well
Neither is mine... But for free food? I can live through that.

DM Aron Marczylo |

Malaysian Parents have been advised to watch out for Symptoms that their child might be Gay:
"For boys, they included muscular bodies and the tendency to show them off in tight-fitting clothes and V-neck or sleeveless tops, the reports said. Light-coloured clothes and the carrying of handbags by boys were also deemed worthy of suspicion. "Symptoms" of lesbianism, meanwhile, included a tendency to accompany, eat meals and sleep in the company of other women."
I admit it. I wear V-Neck Shirts...See...I must be Gay. Curse those desires to wear V Neck Shirts.
Source: http://news.ninemsn.com.au/world/8533242/malaysian-parents-warned-of-gay-sy mptoms
you know that's so damny funny because in england the a-typical homophobic thug shows off muscular bodies (cause apparently women only love muscles), sleeveless tops and light-coloured cloths. Maybe they're in the closet and this would make them fess up?
Also the "symptoms" of lesbianism I find very funny. A sterotype of women in the western world is that women often go about in groups (as do men) and they eat together, have coffee for a chat and even known to meet up in the bathroom in groups.
But to be serious, they're no more gay than the types of guys who decide to have a random night dressed up as women. My dad did that once with his friends, but that was because the bartender said he'd give them all a free pint, which he did.

Drejk |

Also the "symptoms" of lesbianism I find very funny. A sterotype of wome in the western world is that women often go about in groups (as do men) and they eat together, have coffee for a chat and even known to meet up in the bathroom in groups.
Stereotype? What you mean by stereotype? I have seen that on my own eyes!