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| Posted By: Syrgot Posted On: Nov 28, 2008 Views: 294 | First Score.... haven't posted on the weekly poll in a while |
| Posted By: Lawlrus Posted On: Nov 28, 2008 Views: 291 | RE: First You also haven't scored in a while. |
| Posted By: BlueBalls Posted On: Nov 28, 2008 Views: 281 | RE: First Snorf! |
| Posted By: HURR HURR IM FIRST HURRR Posted On: Nov 30, 2008 Views: 265 | RE: RE: First **** off, faggot. |
| Posted By: Stan Posted On: Dec 4, 2008 Views: 232 | RE: First There's nothing wrong with being gay... I dunno why morons like you still think it's an insult. |
| Posted By: Uh huh... Posted On: Dec 4, 2008 Views: 229 | RE: First Don't call me a moron when you know nothing about me. And I agree, there's nothing wrong with being homosexual. There's a difference between being a gay person and being a faggot, just as there is a difference between merely having black skin and being a n*gger. Figure it out. |
| Posted By: city dba Posted On: Dec 17, 2008 Views: 217 | RE: First Now we're getting into semantics. If you want to insult someone for whatever reason, why would you use either of those words at all? It just gives the impression of ignorance. |
| Posted By: Very good. Posted On: Dec 17, 2008 Views: 215 | RE: First I know this sounds stupid, but personally, I don't believe in semantics. Yeah there are dictionary definitions of everything but aside from words like spoon or printer or cat, it seems to me everyone has their own definitions of words based on things that they experience and the people speaking around them. Because everyone has totally different experiences, semantics is obsolete [I think that's gramatically correct even though it doesn't sound like it]. And I used the word faggot because I hate censorship and beating around the bush. I can go on and on like in this message or I can sum up the whole idea with one negative or positive connotation. Yes, based on the word[s] used, the message could imply ignorance to one person or make someone else go "Right on!" in his or her head, again rendering semantics obsolete. |