So go figure... I'm gay.

No, I was saying you don’t know enough about history. Now, if I claimed you were afraid of the possibility that there may be gay authors, back in the annals of literature, and gay intellectual who want to have this fact acknowledged, then I would have been calling you homophobic. I am, however, simply saying you are unaware of the facts of the case. Also, I hope you realize the difference between fan girls/boys who have fantasies of their seeing LLegolaus locked in a steamy embrace with Aragorn and who believe it would be nice if only… , and find meager evidence to support it, with the strawmen of people who truly believe that is the way the book ended.

:rolleyes:

Cheque please!
…I would not object if a mod locked this thread… if only to put it out of it’s missery.

Sorry QuickSilver, but I figured he asked me, so I should answer. :smack:

Oh, you’re British?

I can’t tell the difference between you and the gays anyway.

Check the drink in front of them. If it’s a beer, you’ve got a Brit on your hands. If it’s something that was in a blender, is colorful, and has a cute paper umbrella, your observee has caught The Gay.

Hmm. I’ll take a Brit on my hands any day. There is SO a difference.

Cite?

I’m sorry, have you guys ever met a British guy? If so, please tell me where you’re finding all these well-dressed, good-smelling non-sport obssesed Brit guys, so I can go and retrieve them and use them to teach our current over-population of football-strip wearing, eau-de-smoky-pub smelling, footie on the brain blokes the way of the almost gay.

Ah, there’s your problem. The non-sport-obsessed Brits moved to Canada. And eventually helped give rise to me.

I can therefore claim that my comprehension of Monty Python is genetic. :slight_smile:

Yes, one of my cousins. He just so freaking polite and restrained. I went to a purim service (a Jewish religious holiday) and rather then stamp his feat, and use noise makers when haman’s name was called, he and everyone else simply lightly tapped their pews. :eek:

By the way, when I think of Britain, I do not think of football riots, but of character actor Wesley Wyndham-Pryce

Um, the actor who plays him is actually American, isn’t he?

Alexis Denisof? Hell, he is from the same state I am from, and has married Alyson Hannigan (Willow), but that still doesn’tkeep me from thinking “Gay, also, British” (The literal sense, not the insult) every time I look at him.

Aww, I didn’t know they were married, that’s so sweet!

Oh dear, I’m in danger of hijacking this thread again, aren’t I? So,er, Quicksilver - gay yet?

Maybe it’s the LIZA cd you have blaring through the office that set them on to you.

:mad:

**BASTARDS, ALL! **

I am CA-NA-DI-AN!!! …also, really really not gay. At all. So blow me. Yeah, you know who you are! :stuck_out_tongue:

There’s the confusion. You’re not being specific enough. You need to specify people, or we might all jump at the offer at once. :stuck_out_tongue:

Yes. I need a devil smiley but I’ll put this one in instead. :cool:

Cite?

How the heck am I supposed to provide that?

:smiley:

I thought nobody would ever ask… ahem:

  1. SusanStoHelit
  2. Kimera
  3. Hi Opal :wink:
  4. Indygrrl
  5. Angelina Jolie
  • Not a final list.
    **Not necessarily in that order.
    ***'Cept Opal, of course.

:confused: I meant it as a joke. It’s a way of saying, “Untill I see proof, I will continue to believe that British men are all gay, as in the stereotype of a well dresed metrosexual looking chap. Well, not really.”

Sorry if I wooshed you.

I think you’re the one that’s been wooshed mate… :stuck_out_tongue: