OAM4J:

Tani boda adugbo? Se o ti gbo wipe enu agba ni obi ti ndun ni? Again, omo ti o ba mo owo we lo nba agba jehun. E yin small small boys yi need lati mo bi won se nba agba jehun, otherwise. . .

BTW, Se mo je nanny ti won nfi omo ti ni? Mo kan fe clarify/analyse few things ti o wa confusing fun isale gan ni now, that is why ti mo ni ko wa fun lecture over some weekend nao. Abeg ki eyin small boys lo joko si ibi kan jor.

fstranger1:

Its funny how everyone is fighting over Isale

Isale seems to be the new  NL bride

Her list of suitors thus far include:

Katsumoto ( Professor like in demeanor, but willing to shed the toga of seriousness for a taste of some hairy puccy)
Bluetooth   (Always clueless, but never found wanting anywhere puccy is the subject of discuss)
OAMJ          ( Apparently gay, but willing to try some puccy, as long as it is underage, very pathetic man)
DayoKanu  ( Usually loves to take it in the arse, but now willing to give it in the arse to anyone with a DD boo-bie)
Buzegee    ( pretends to be shy in order to make himself seem more attractive to Isale, Epic Fail)
SEFAGO     ( Very Heterosexual and polygamist, loves to despoil random women he meets on NL)

Letz see how it all plays out in the coming weeks



PS: If you feel you have been very well represented, appropriately portrayed,  or given an undue advantage in any way, I hereby offer . . .  

manny4life:

@Sagamite, that cow eating a lil chicken video was just awful

~Bluetooth:

elenu sha.iru yi bayi viagra + red bull lede ma n fi take-off.o kan dun mi fun isale gan ni cuz omode ara e kogbodo tele awon baba ti won ni anything lati offer.
In any case,eje temi shi fresh,i'm just under 18.mo de gbo pe katsumoto ti wo 48 last year.so ti n ba lo,theory bird of the same feather,eyin na ti ma to bi 50 ni yen.e jo sir,e fi isale gan fun awa youths ta le toju e.set ti yin ti expire.you no no fit understand,

fstranger1:

Its funny how everyone is fighting over Isale

Isale seems to be the new  NL bride

Her list of suitors thus far include:

Katsumoto      ( Professor-like in demeanor, but willing to shed the toga of Mr. Serious for a taste of some, hopefully, hairy puccy)
Bluetooth        ( Always clueless, but never found wanting anywhere puccy is the subject of discuss)
OAMJ               ( Apparently gay, but willing to try some puccy, as long as it is underage, very pathetic man)
DayoKanu       ( Usually loves to take it in the arse, but now willing to give it in the arse to anyone with a DD boo-bie)
Buzegee         ( pretends to be shy in order to make himself seem more attractive to Isale, Epic Fail)
SEFAGO          ( Very Heterosexual and polygamist, loves to despoil random women he meets on NL, hopes to make Isale his latest conquest)
PHYSICSMSTP ( Rumor has it that he enjoys listening to "I Like It (Jersey Shore Version)" while being rammed from behind by grad students, preferably Bristol grad students, but now very well interested in licking it as against getting sticked)

Letz see how it all plays out in the coming weeks



PS: If you feel you have been very well represented, appropriately portrayed,  or given an undue advantage in any way, I hereby offer . . .  

Sagamite:

Just stop watching Disney or go for therapy to unwash what Disney fed you, it stifles balls growth.

manny4life:

Well I can borrow some of your grown balls; no homo,

KAMPALA — A Ugandan gay rights activist was killed after reneging on an agreement to pay for sex, the country's police chief told journalists Thursday.

Inspector General of Police Kale Kayihura said Enoch Sydney Nsubuga, 22, had confessed to killing activist David Kato, and "there is nothing concrete to suggest" the murder was "a hate crime."

"According to the suspect ,  he negotiated with the deceased to be paid money as he was being used as a sexual partner, but that the promise was never fulfilled," Kayihura said.

Nsubuga, presented briefly to the media Thursday, confessed that after realising Kato did not intend to pay as promised, "he picked a hammer from the bathroom and hit (Kato) on the head," and robbed him, Kayihura added.

Police believe the two had a prior relationship since Kato stood as surety for Nsubuga during a January bail hearing where Nsubuga was released on remand after an arrest for theft, according to Kayihura.

Following his release from prison, Nsubuga, who has a long criminal record, began working on Kato's property doing domestic labour, Kayihura said.

Kayihura added that police were "not dismissing" the hate crime theory and cautioned the public and Uganda's media against "intolerance."

Last year Kato was named and pictured by an anti-gay tabloid called Rolling Stone in a story that carried the headline "Hang Them" in reference to gay rights campaigners.

"Whoever is talking about hanging, we are going to have to take them on. It is absolutely unacceptable," Kayihura said.

Kayihura also admonished Anglican priest Thomas Musoke for anti-gay remarks made at Kato's funeral last week.

"You don't make such statements at a funeral," he said. "God accepts everybody ,  you must be sensitive."

Although engaging in homosexual sex is listed in Uganda's penal code, Kayihura said investigating such cases in not a top priority.

"At this moment in time, there are bigger crime categories that we are focusing on," he said.[/i]

http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5ihVH6Ahnbnhdo3CqrEDT3mCBknKg?docId=CNG.9057dbf4f3db02f92ea39216b26eb623.8a1

[size=18pt]'Gay lessons' in maths, geography and science[/size]

Children are to be taught about homosexuality in maths, geography and science lessons as part of a Government-backed drive to "celebrate the gay community".

Lesson plans have been drawn up for pupils as young as four, in a scheme funded with a £35,000 grant from an education quango, the Training and Development Agency for Schools.

The initiative will be officially launched next month at the start of "LGBT History Month" – an initiative to encourage teaching about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual issues.

The lesson plans, spread across the curriculum, will be offered to all schools, which can choose whether or not to make use of them.

But critics last night called the initiative a poor use of public money which could distract from the teaching of "core" subjects.

Among the suggestions are:

Maths – teaching statistics through census findings about the number of homosexuals in the population, and using gay characters in scenarios for maths problems;

Design and technology – encouraging pupils to make symbols linked to the gay rights movement;

Science – studying animal species where the male takes a leading role in raising young, such as emperor penguins and sea horses, and staging class discussions on different family structures, including same-sex parents;

Geography – examining the transformation of San Francisco's Castro district in the 1960s from a working-class Irish area to the world's first "gay neighbourhood", and considering why homosexuals move from the countryside to cities;

Languages – using gay characters in role play scenarios, and teaching "LGBT vocabulary".

The lesson plans, written by teachers and backed by the Department for Education, will be available for schools to download from the Schools Out website.

For younger children, the plans will suggest using images of same sex couples and also promoting books such as "And Tango Makes Three", which is about two male penguins raising a young chick, inspired by actual events at New York's Central Park Zoo.

The Schools Out organisation, which runs the month-long event, declares on its website that the aim is to "celebrate the lives and achievements of the LGBT community" and "encourage everyone to see diversity and cultural pluralism as positive forces".

However, Craig Whittaker, Conservative MP for Calder Valley and a member of the Education Select Committee, said: "This is nonsense.

We have enough problems in our country, where we are too far down the national comparative league tables in these core subjects.

"Teachers should concentrate on teaching the core subjects, so we become the best at those again. I don't see how introducing LGBT themes into those subjects is going to help.

"This is not about being homophobic, because there are other schemes around the education system which support the LGBT agenda."

John O'Connell, from the TaxPayers' Alliance, added: "Parents will wonder if this is the right use of funds and time in those subjects, particularly when we keep hearing how tight budgets are."

Sue Sanders, from Schools Out, defended the project.

She said: "These lessons are not big tub-thumping lessons about LGBT and nothing else.

"All we are attempting to do is remind teachers that LGBT people are part of the population and you can include them in most of your lessons when you are thinking inclusively."

David Watkins, a teacher involved in the scheme, said: "We don't want teachers to start out saying 'This is a gay lesson.' We just want lessons that don't ignore that there are lesbian and gay people who suffer from issues and problems.

"When you have a maths problem, why does it have to involve a straight family or a boyfriend and girlfriend? Why not two boys or two girls?

"It's not about teaching about gay sex, it is about images and exposing children to the idea that there are other types of people out there."

A spokesman for the TDA said the funding was secured last March and that £20,000 was to go towards the lesson plans, with the rest spent mostly on the website.

A Department for Education spokesman added: "These are optional teaching materials. Ultimately, it is for heads and teachers to choose the most appropriate teaching resources to help promote equality and tolerance."

LGBT History Month started in 2005 and has previously focused more on raising awareness of prominent figures said to be homosexual.

A list on its website includes Hadrian, the Roman emperor, Michaelangelo, the Renaissance painter, Alan Turing, the mathematician, and Will Young, the singer.

Sagamite:

Hear their silly arguments directed to stealthly let gullible mooorons not be against it.

A Department for Education spokesman added: "These are optional teaching materials. Ultimately, it is for heads and teachers to choose the most appropriate teaching resources to help promote equality and tolerance."

Sagamite:

Stealthly forcing people to accept homosexuality and later you would see them coming to give lame arguments after the brainwashing claiming to be "liberals", "progressives"and "open-minded".
This is the silly and insidious way faggotism has slowly been forced on people. Fcking DECEIT and FRAUD!
Why can't the government set up an external teaching body to teach their filth material and let people voluntary send their wards if they want to?
Slow and modular attachments of pro-gay brainwash so as to avoid public outrage because they know the average human is a mooooron and has no foresight. They will say they want a little, then later they would add more, then later more again. They say now it is just an optional thing for Heads, do not be surprised after 10 to 15 years, they will basically force by law all schools to include the material in their curricullum. That is the trend they have used time and again in UK to deceive their mooorons and avoid public outcry. DO NOT GIVE FAGGOTISM AN INCH!

Quote from: eku_bear on February 01, 2011, 06:04 PM
Ahah, so that is my entire point. "Unnatural and disgusting" does not imply "should be banned", or is an "ideal candidate for banning."

You've formed a specific subjective opinion. Which you are certainly entitled to. But it doesn't follow that what you or even a majority of people find disgusting should be banned.

Entitled to and is a whole lot stronger than the steeewpid arguments saying gays are normal and be accepted.

Quote from: eku_bear on February 01, 2011, 06:04 PM
Err, go bring your white girlfriend around most places in the south. Make out with her in public. See how people react.

Even better, do this in certain black communities anywhere in the US, see how people react 

What is the population of those that will be disgusted. Do loud minorities become a majority?

Even if they were majority, it does not make it unnatural.

Quote from: eku_bear on February 01, 2011, 06:04 PM
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homosexual_behavior_in_animals

I said show me a video. You showed me wiki?

Caliente:

[size=13pt] i dont give a 4uuck if a dead walkin gay was killed, its a relief to the normal natural society. Whatever the case is, Leviticus 20:13 solution is what they deserve. Filthy gays![/size]

daamerican:

Wow, I can't believe what I'm seeing. There is more hate on this website than stormfront (which is the white nationalist web site) Tisk, Tisk Nigeria.

eku_bear:

Your position is unreasonable. When did a majority become what determines right or wrong?

OAM4J:

Majority may not always determine what is right or wrong, but they determine what should be acceptable in a community since the practice of democracy.

eku_bear:

I don't think democracy quite means "majority can do whatever the F they like." At least, the way it is practiced in the west. Need to avoid mob rule, tyranny of the majority (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyranny_of_the_majority).

Jenifa_:

yup. I understand it as majority rule, minority rights.

OAM4J:


Minority rights will not come at the expense of majority rights.

OAM4J:

Though I am not a political scientist, I understand clearly that there are check and balances in democracy, but [b]ultimately [/b]the majority in a community will eventually have their way, even if it means changing their constitution.