I'm not so sure about that
Right. Which is why one can occasionally witness a fistfight over such statements. Don't get me wrong; I wish people were so idealistic, but calling a man a faggot or a cocksucker? Them's fightin' words, and not out of sympathy for gays.
And I know this isn't a purely American behavior, either. It does exist in Her Majesty's territories as well.
At any rate, it's a bit hard for me to explain why the line—
—is so damn funny to me. Check your message inbox.I sent you a note about an audio file I thought you might enjoy (and is, peripherally, relevant), and another is due in just a minute.
(The endeavor failed; the second note was intended to resolve the the technical problem described in the first. Back to the drawing board.)
Asguard said:
tiassa thats only because it insults gays rather than the person your talking about.
Right. Which is why one can occasionally witness a fistfight over such statements. Don't get me wrong; I wish people were so idealistic, but calling a man a faggot or a cocksucker? Them's fightin' words, and not out of sympathy for gays.
And I know this isn't a purely American behavior, either. It does exist in Her Majesty's territories as well.
At any rate, it's a bit hard for me to explain why the line—
"Are you callin' me a poof? You want a smack in the mouth?"
—is so damn funny to me. Check your message inbox.
(The endeavor failed; the second note was intended to resolve the the technical problem described in the first. Back to the drawing board.)
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