It always amuses me when people homophobes claim that the whole '10% of people are gay' thing is made up and that it's actually closer to 1%, or whatever other number they pull out of a hat. It's like, clearly you haven't been frequenting the same forums as I have!
Yeah, hopefully someone in your hometown will do something homophobic soon. *Crosses fingers*
I know it's not quite Ireland, but I know a really homophobic Scotsman. If you ever meet a man called George Maciver, give him a kiss and say hi from me.
Aww, Haggis is nervous about his date. That's so adorable. *Ruffles Haggis' hair*
I've never heard this story. Please tell me about the awkwardness. It sounds juicy.
Well, the first person to post it on Tumblr said this:
So... probably Harps Grocery Store in Mountain Home, Arkansas. Probably. If you're thinking of boycotting them, the fact that the store is in Arkansas should make it pretty easy.
I didn't realize posting from your iPod made your posts more repetitive.
Or maybe she already knew he was gay, but she wanted him to come out to her when he was ready? I think I like that theory the most. Super grandma!
As for your friend not knowing that Elton John is gay, she probably just frequents whatever shop this is.
Oh, I don't know... Seems like all of the biggest homophobes are gay themselves.
But what I meant was, "did he really need to come out to his grandmother if he's 'extremely gay'?". I didn't mean to accuse you of anything.
Was that really necessary?
I only watched five minutes or so about thirty minutes into the documentary, but it seemed like a fascinating view into ordinary people's lives. I'd consider watching it in its entirety if it's ever available so I can watch it at a time of my own choosing (also, being able to pause it would be nice).
Aw, man, I thought this thread would be about where to buy fresh fish or something.
Come to think of it, that would probably have been less interesting. Welcome to the forum.