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goldendog

Dec 11, 2011

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#41

I think Andy just re-posted to rss.

corrijean

Dec 11, 2011

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#42

DavidStyles wrote:

trysts wrote:

...and he called one of the female members a lesbian.

Well, that's either correct or incorrect, but hardly offensive, either way.

I promise to not take offence if someone errantly calls me gay. Or straight, for that matter. They'd just be wrong, that's all.

Heh, someone on here recently suggested that I was intellectually challenged; I calmly pointed out the rudeness of this attack upon my character and suggested that courtesy is a better way of comporting oneself, and lo and behold, a moderator swooped in and removed... my post. Go figure ;)

+1

One of my pet peeves is people who look on these terms as derogatory. I have an aunt-in-law and a good friend who are lesbians. They are both great people. I don't see why these terms continue to be used as/taken as insults.

kco

Dec 11, 2011

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#43

goldendog wrote:

I think Andy just re-posted to rss.

how ? think he keep a copy of it ?

goldendog

Dec 11, 2011

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#44

They looked like composed pieces.

corrijean

Dec 11, 2011

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#45

If I were working on something that extensive, I'd probably save it in Word.

kco

Dec 11, 2011

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#46

kco wrote:

To the staff or mod, whoever did this, thank you for the tranfer.

well staff I would like to take back that statement and replace it with a ....

ilikeflags

Dec 11, 2011

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#47

we're all lesbians.

goldendog

Dec 11, 2011

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#48

And as needed, Spartacus.

Conquistador

Dec 11, 2011

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#49

Xena?

ilikeflags

Dec 11, 2011

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#50

if you're a lesbian and someone calls you a lesbian, it's not offensive. plus, who gives a shit? it's the internet. we all already knew/thought the lesbian thing anyway. i actually thought she was a dude pretending to be a lesbian for a long time.

goldendog

Dec 11, 2011

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#51

planker

ilikeflags

Dec 11, 2011

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#52

corrijean wrote:

DavidStyles wrote:

trysts wrote:

...and he called one of the female members a lesbian.

Well, that's either correct or incorrect, but hardly offensive, either way.

I promise to not take offence if someone errantly calls me gay. Or straight, for that matter. They'd just be wrong, that's all.

Heh, someone on here recently suggested that I was intellectually challenged; I calmly pointed out the rudeness of this attack upon my character and suggested that courtesy is a better way of comporting oneself, and lo and behold, a moderator swooped in and removed... my post. Go figure ;)

+1

One of my pet peeves is people who look on these terms as derogatory. I have an aunt-in-law and a good friend who are lesbians. They are both great people. I don't see why these terms continue to be used as/taken as insults.

thin skin is all the rage

trysts

Dec 11, 2011

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#53

Ummm... I could be wrong about the "lesbian" thing

corrijean

Dec 11, 2011

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#54

ilikeflags wrote:

corrijean wrote:

DavidStyles wrote:

trysts wrote:

...and he called one of the female members a lesbian.

Well, that's either correct or incorrect, but hardly offensive, either way.

I promise to not take offence if someone errantly calls me gay. Or straight, for that matter. They'd just be wrong, that's all.

Heh, someone on here recently suggested that I was intellectually challenged; I calmly pointed out the rudeness of this attack upon my character and suggested that courtesy is a better way of comporting oneself, and lo and behold, a moderator swooped in and removed... my post. Go figure ;)

+1

One of my pet peeves is people who look on these terms as derogatory. I have an aunt-in-law and a good friend who are lesbians. They are both great people. I don't see why these terms continue to be used as/taken as insults.

thin skin is all the rage

I get really ticked off at careless drivers, too.

browni3141

Dec 11, 2011

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#55

corrijean wrote:

DavidStyles wrote:

trysts wrote:

...and he called one of the female members a lesbian.

Well, that's either correct or incorrect, but hardly offensive, either way.

I promise to not take offence if someone errantly calls me gay. Or straight, for that matter. They'd just be wrong, that's all.

Heh, someone on here recently suggested that I was intellectually challenged; I calmly pointed out the rudeness of this attack upon my character and suggested that courtesy is a better way of comporting oneself, and lo and behold, a moderator swooped in and removed... my post. Go figure ;)

+1

One of my pet peeves is people who look on these terms as derogatory. I have an aunt-in-law and a good friend who are lesbians. They are both great people. I don't see why these terms continue to be used as/taken as insults.

I'm sorry, but I'll always consider gay/lesbian derogatory. I just think it's discusting. If you're gay I don't want to see it, hear about it, or even know about it. Basically, if you act like a 'normal' person, if that even exists, then I could care less if you're gay.

P.S. I have an aunt that's lesbian. Same thing applies to her. If she were bringing her girlfriend everywhere and kissing and stuff, I wouldn't want anything to do with her.

PrawnEatsPrawn

Dec 11, 2011

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#56

browni3141 wrote:

I'm sorry, but I'll always consider gay/lesbian derogatory. I just think it's discusting. If you're gay I don't want to see it, hear about it, or even know about it. Basically, if you act like a 'normal' person, if that even exists, then I could care less if you're gay.

P.S. I have an aunt that's lesbian. Same thing applies to her. If she were bringing her girlfriend everywhere and kissing and stuff, I wouldn't want anything to do with her.

You'll grow out of it.

trysts

Dec 11, 2011

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#57

browni3141 wrote:

I'm sorry, but I'll always consider gay/lesbian derogatory. I just think it's discusting. If you're gay I don't want to see it, hear about it, or even know about it. Basically, if you act like a 'normal' person, if that even exists, then I could care less if you're gay.

P.S. I have an aunt that's lesbian. Same thing applies to her. If she were bringing her girlfriend everywhere and kissing and stuff, I wouldn't want anything to do with her.

I haven't been lesbian for a while, maybe I'll be lesbian tomorrow!

ilikeflags

Dec 11, 2011

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#58

browni3141 wrote:

corrijean wrote:

DavidStyles wrote:

trysts wrote:

...and he called one of the female members a lesbian.

Well, that's either correct or incorrect, but hardly offensive, either way.

I promise to not take offence if someone errantly calls me gay. Or straight, for that matter. They'd just be wrong, that's all.

Heh, someone on here recently suggested that I was intellectually challenged; I calmly pointed out the rudeness of this attack upon my character and suggested that courtesy is a better way of comporting oneself, and lo and behold, a moderator swooped in and removed... my post. Go figure ;)

+1

One of my pet peeves is people who look on these terms as derogatory. I have an aunt-in-law and a good friend who are lesbians. They are both great people. I don't see why these terms continue to be used as/taken as insults.

I'm sorry, but I'll always consider gay/lesbian derogatory. I just think it's discusting. If you're gay I don't want to see it, hear about it, or even know about it. Basically, if you act like a 'normal' person, if that even exists, then I could care less if you're gay.

P.S. I have an aunt that's lesbian. Same thing applies to her. If she were bringing her girlfriend everywhere and kissing and stuff, I wouldn't want anything to do with her.

and you're a bigot.

kco

Dec 11, 2011

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#59

In before the lock but before you do could you try and answer this question please.

I need a answer here from the chess.com staff or mod for why that thread was removed ? thread called "a message to all chesscom members from cmibu." by Andyclifton.

bjazz

Dec 11, 2011

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#60

Perhaps less vivid imagining of other people in coitus might help?