yellowdingo
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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
yellowdingo
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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!