Kudos for Rand Rover-Out and Proud!

Dunno. Ever been to a Mensa meeting? Read the personal ads in The Chronicle of Higher Education?

I have no doubt that it can be. Education and wisdom have as much to do with one another as tuna fish and ice cream, to plagiarize a genius I went to high school with.

I think you could go ahead and use the masculine pronoun here.

It depends on the definition of ‘gay’.

For today, Rand Rover, you are a man! !מזל טוב

They are different stats in D&D for a reason, you know.
what?

I want to thank you for a unique experience, I don’t think I’ve ever had the physical sensation of nausea in my frontal lobes before.

I did. It’s easy. And I didn’t even know you claimed to have kids and a wife. (Nice cheating on them with MOL, BTW. :rolleyes:).

Calling someone gay as an insult requires thinking that being gay is a bad thing. It can mean that gay means homosexual or that it means “lame.” But, either way, you have to think it is a bad thing.

I’ve yet to see anyone in this thread who thinks it is a bad thing. You’re the one who has to think it is a bad thing for it to be about what you claim it is.

The rest of us know it’s about a stupid thing the guy said, specifically because we know that no one here is a homophobe, and that using “gay” to mean “lame” is something they all hate.

I always just assumed that was why he became a tax lawyer. When’s the last time he argued anything tax related here? He really wants to be a different type of lawyer.

One that’s not going straight to Hell?

I have had my share of run ins with RR, but you guys in this thread are making him look good.

Somebody’s got to. He sure can’t.

I have to agree with this one.

I am not a lawyer, and I resent the implication.

And I KNEW about Rand Rover all along. He didn’t have me fooled for a minute.

The first half of the first page of this thread was fucking amazing. Then some dick went and ruined it. I’m going to pretend that didn’t happen.

Hey Rand, if you need some help exploring… Well, gimme a ring. :wink:

You know you could be an artist and a lawyer. One might even say that lawyering is a type of art.

you might even call him “The Jackson Pollock of Lawyers.”

:smiley:

I don’t see that he’s saying being gay is not an immutable characteristic. I think he’s saying a person’s representation of themselves as gay or straight is not immutable truth. People can lie about being gay, lie about being straight, lie about being bi, etc. If the litmus test for sexuality is “what a person says they are” then it’s a difficult standard to write laws around because laws need to be written around more concrete guidelines.

Enjoy,
Steven

Using it as a dig on someone proves my point.