pickabeau1:


errm...r u seriousy asking this q

google camel toe

crackhaus:
Oh damn, by my honour I would never suspect this person to be once a man...see fine specimen

But God please never let me come in contact with a sexy fine thing like this who was once a man...I beg you lord in the name of your beloved son

Godmystrength: Yes..

his/her own doesn't really look like a camel toe to me. it just looks like a well packed tool in a man's brief

but this your choice of topic na helele o? Beat a woman and be praised for it damn it.. but does the thought of beating a woman excites you so?

Beatie, bearded and breastless, happily showed off his bulging belly to the press during his three pregnancies.

The former model, who spent the first two decades of his life as Tracy Lagondin, had retained his female reproductive organs despite being legally declared a man in 2002.

During an earlier appearance on The Doctors, Beatie described the strain he suffered while trying to conceive and discussed his plans to have a hysterectomy.

When he was first pregnant, Beatie told the media: "Despite the fact that my belly is growing with a new life inside me, I am stable and confident being the man that I am."

damiso: *sighs* life was so much easier when it was male and female. All these gender definitions just confuse me.

pickabeau1: do you know there is a man that gave birth to a kid how?

He was a she
He married a woman who was once a man

The wife used her sperm to fertilise her husband who still has uterus and delivered

Progress!

Cant beat it


Read on Tomas Beattie

Godmystrength: smh for both of them. why didn't the man-turn-woman marry an original man instead of going for a woman-turn-man and vice versa. in the real sense imo, it is a man married to a woman irrespective of how they choose to allocate the gender o

pickabeau1:


why do u smh for them.. are u also a bigot like cococandy who tolerates gays but not transgender
prior to gender assignment the sex was differet from the gender

Before i was male in a female body

Cut Cut Snip Snip - no bawbie,

Now im a mae inside male outside..

All iz well

pickabeau1:


why do u smh for them.. are u also a selective liker like cococandy who tolerates gays but not transgender
prior to gender assignment the sex was differet from the gender

Before i was male in a female body

Cut Cut Snip Snip - no bawbie,

Now im a mae inside male outside..

All iz well

Godmystrength: it is not my business how someone decides to live his/her life o. whether gay, lesb, transgender etc. as long as they don't come to mess with my OWN life.

cococandy: I would have thought my points were clear enough to him.
Now he's twisting it.
When did I even make any remarks concerning a preference between the two sects of people?.
Mischievous pickabeau .

Godmystrength: it is not my business how someone decides to live his/her life o. whether gay, lesb, transgender etc. as long as they don't come to mess with my OWN life.

cococandy: I would have thought my points were clear enough to him.
Now he's twisting it.
When did I even make any remarks concerning a preference between the two sects of people?.

Mischievous pickabeau .

Godmystrength: yea. his middle name that is

pickabeau1: See u.. na u gimme na name

Godmystrength: before nko? i don already give you that name for my mind tey tey but as cococandy talk am now, wetin i for do?

IrishKez:



Funny thread

pickabeau1:

Coco!
Im not twisting your words oooo

You find transgender people weird yes?.. a liberal cause too far..?

But they are all under one umbrella .. LBGTQ (Lesbian Bisexual Gay Trans Queer)

All one big rainbow





Exactly... live and let live

We are all agreed

cococandy: yes and I don't remember specifically stating that I'm ok with gays or not.
I've deliberately kept my opinion about them to myself.
Stop trying to put words in my mouth

pickabeau1:

Hmmm..... i wonder

No wahala then...

Godmystrength: it is not my business how someone decides to live his/her life o. whether gay, lesb, transgender etc. as long as they don't come to mess with my OWN life.

5minsmadness: For those who can't read between the lines:

First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out—
Because it was none of my business

Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out—
Because it was none of my buisness

Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out—
Because it was none of my business

Then they came for me—and even though it was now my buisness, there was no one left to speak for me.

cococandy: What is the relationship?
That applies When there's a social injustice carried out against one person or group and other keep quite because they are not the victims....yet
Until it gets to them.

Barring mob justice and lynching,(which Nigerians so delight in)

what solution do you have for gays/trans presence in the society?
Has all the protest and criticism and mockery and disapproval stopped them?

5minsmadness:
Yes it did. Its stopped them right until the 20th century when 'its none of our business', 'live and let live' became the norm.

Did you know homosexuality was considered a kind of mental illness until just recently? And now it is seen as normal more and more people are suddenly finding out they are gay or bi- or whatever? Just because a human being feels something doesn't mean it should become the norm for everybody.

One day paedophilia is going to be seen as normal. Kids are going to be given the choice whether they want a sexual relationship or not.

Children will be raised in a non-gender biased environment and given injections to delay puberty until they are old enough to decide whether they want to remain male or female. This will be compulsory for every citizen's child whether you like it or not because by then it will he passed into law.

And so on...

You will laugh at this and say its just plain crazy, it can't happen! Well, that's what the pre-19th century people would have said about our generation.

Will give further examples later, preparing g for church.

cococandy: Of course I will laugh at this.
I'll laugh at your imagination for thinking that a molested kid will be regarded as someone who gave consent.

And no frowing at it never stopped anyone. Anyday. It only drove them underground.

I know some gay guys who people would swear for as straight guys.
And within the same locality. Quite a handful that I know. Imagine the ones that I don't know.and that's in our homophobic country where people woud imagine gays will turn straight out of fear.

5minsmadness:

Nobody is talking about rape here. I'm talking about a full grown adult taking permission to 'love' a 10yr old, 15yr old child. As long as the child consents there will be no problem.
Yes it sounds outlandish but so did gayism a while back.

There's this song they used to sing those days 'because everybody does it , doesn't make it right...' You seem to think that the more people that are into a thing , the more 'acceptable' it is. Read about the relationship between sailors and the women and men of the Hawaiian islands. Surely that was right. Or slavery, Even the church was engaged in it so it must have been right... What about the near genocide of the Jews by Nazi Germany? Oh, now you are squeamish but that is because Germany lost. I'm not interested in how many gay people you know now, I'm telling you NOT SPEAKING UP AGAINST A MOVEMENT you know to be wrong will definitely propagate its growth.

cococandy: That's where you're still being ridiculous.
A 10yr old kid can't give consent. And so it is molest.
The so called societies who you seem to think are worse off prosecute paedophiles with very harsh consequences and give them a life time of misery than your conservative naija.

Oh I forgot,is not here that 12 year old girls are considered adults because some randy old man wants to fvck her? So she has to be 'adultized' so that he can have free passage to her punny.

No it's not a weird future that will crop up from gay societies according to your 'foresight' .
It is a very depressing present that is being sanctioned by our hypocritical 'conservative' nigeria.

I'm surprised men like you have said nothing about that.I don't see y'all up in arms and defending the rights of those innocent girls that the old beasts have gotten permisson from their equally beastly parents to 'love'.

One would think Nigerians will face their problems and try to solve it first before carrying the matters of other countries who didn't complain to them on their heads like pure water hawkers.

Nna let's remove the log in our eyes first before pointing fingers at people who've done better than us in most regards.

Thought you were going to church?
You're here furnishing me with your weird imaginations.

5minsmadness:

Just washed my car hence my delay in answering you.

This your answer is like kicking the ball into your own goalpost. Its like you don't get what I'm trying to say here. Look at the bolded in your quote. If someone was bold enough to want to pass that into law, what's stopping other countries from following suit in the future? You think it wont come up again

And yes WE went up in arms and fought hard against it. If we had decided that it was none of our business and kwpt quiet it probably would have be quietly passed into law and become the norm by now.

When the gay movement was passed into law in the 'developed' countries we registered outrage but invariably left it alone, after all, wetin concern us? But now they are essentially shoving gayism down our throats and threatening us with sanctions if we don't comply! That's what I am talking about, when we see something wrong and say its not our business cos it doesn't affect us we err because soon it will be our business and it would have grown so strong we won't be able to do anything about it.


Just because someone is better than you in most regards doesn't mean you cannot call the person to order when he makes a mistake.

5minsmadness:

Just washed my car hence my delay in answering you.

This your answer is like kicking the ball into your own goalpost. Its like you don't get what I'm trying to say here. Look at the bolded in your quote. If someone was bold enough to want to pass that into law, what's stopping other countries from following suit in the future? You think it wont come up again

And yes WE went up in arms and fought hard against it. If we had decided that it was none of our business and kwpt quiet it probably would have be quietly passed into law and become the norm by now.

When the gay movement was passed into law in the 'developed' countries we registered outrage but invariably left it alone, after all, wetin concern us? But now they are essentially shoving gayism down our throats and threatening us with sanctions if we don't comply! That's what I am talking about, when we see something wrong and say its not our business cos it doesn't affect us we err because soon it will be our business and it would have grown so strong we won't be able to do anything about it.


Just because someone is better than you in most regards doesn't mean you cannot call the person to order when he makes a mistake.

cococandy: He's meandering

No you said ignoring gay people will lead to a future where paedophilia will become the norm.

You were clear on that.

And so I pointed it out to you that your homophobic society is even more paedophilic than those liberal ones.
Hence that your analogy didn't follow or make sense. At all.

Now you're twisting it.I thought you would

As for paedophilia,y'all didn't fight hard enough. Paedophilia is still very much the norm in the areas that practise it. And it is the same homophobic law makers who should vote it out that are sanctioning it and praticing it too.

If we put as much energy into fighting paedophilia as we do antagonizing gays,we'd have achieved a resounding success by now.
Seems paedophilia is a smaller 'offense' compared to homosexuality
Smh.

Let me get you right,registering your disapproval for the western gay laws wasn't enough in your opinion? What more do think you can do besides resgistering your disapproval(which they don't care about to start with)
You think you(nigeria) actually have a say in their law making process?

Interesting


You're right. just because someone else is better doesn't mean you can't fault their mistakes.

But you have a better chance of being taken seriously if you can be seen ACTIVELY solving your own problems.
You can't sit on a pile of dung and offer others solution on how to get out of a layer of dung.

It looks ridiculous.