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Mar 23, 2014
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And your friend will only join if there are LGBT teams?
Darth_Doom wrote:
macer75 wrote:
And your friend will only join if there are LGBT teams?
Yes. She boycotts sites that don't cater to LGBT.
Interesting... so how does she define "catering to" LGBT? Does she mean not having a negative stance, or having a very clear positive stance?
Darth_Doom wrote:
Oh good.
I like to think of my opponents in certain ways when playing them. My co-worker likes to pretend that she is using a [removed -- MS] when delivering punishment to her chess opponents. I'm not sure how that works, but it was her words and she wants to share her mind with like minded people.
The LGBT sounds like it will be a perfect fit for her.
Um, when playing chess, a persons gender or sexual preference doesn't affect the game, does it?
Unless we're playing OTB, and my opponent has a [removed]. That might be a little distracting.
Mar 24, 2014
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Why is it that as soon as you mention lgbt thoughts go automatically to [removed -- MS]? There is more to life than sex
Mar 24, 2014
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#7
There are some that are tomboys like I was till about 3 years ago that doesn't mean I wanted to [removed -- MS] someone. I lead a very full and active life with no sex for maybe more than 6 months now. Having a one track mind shows an incapacity to think outside the box.
Tell me how many families you know can actually live without a tv and not drive themselves to distraction from boredom?
Mar 24, 2014
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#8
blackfirestorm666 wrote:
an incapacity to think outside the box.
I prefer inside the box.
Hehe!
"My co-worker likes to pretend that she is using a strap-on when delivering punishment to her chess opponents." That is hilarious.
What's a strap-on, people? Everybody seems to know except me.
Something for a box.
What is a [removed -- MS]? Really , you don't know. Well it's a [removed]. Does that help?Please be relevant, helpful & nice!
doom....you are one braindead mut
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