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2017-10-07 at 6:18 PM UTCThis isn't troll post fyi (in before jills rampant predictable retardation) But this is something thats not usually on the forefront of my mind when I see it in the news/ peoples bumper stickers ect, but I started thinking about it when I was walking home and noticed the city bus was painted pretty, swirling rainbows and it was crazy to look at, total cool hippy shit, and it spelt out pride in the center or it or something..
But its just some people are so obsessed, especially here in austin. Like I don't care that my neighbors are gay in fact they are pretty chill and share their drugs, my old drug buddy who is now dead was a homosexual but he wasn't obnoxious and didn't make it his identity.
But like over the last 2 weeks I've spoke to several people that go on and on about the gay pride event downtown, like my friend invited me the other day to eat at the restaurant she manages, which was really nice of her and we are just strictly friends and I haven't seen her in a while, but she brought up the event and it wasn't until I saw that bus that I realized I tune out when that topic pops up, but I only tune back in when they back it up with some kind of diatribe about republicans and Christians.
I wouldn't say I'm offended but it is a little weird considering I'm a catholic and my parents are republican and go to church and take it seriously, but that doesn't mean that they are trying to hold the gay man down or act crass towards others. It's just weird when you get asked whats your stance on a certain issue and I'll give an honest answer and just because I didn't answer it exactly the way they wanted it they get kind of annoyed and will try to "break it down for me" as if I don't already understand (which is kinda condescending but whatever)
At work on my birthday was the day june 26 2015 was the day they legalized gay marriage and I already felt like an outsider because I'm not into show tunes and I don't like cupcakes, this simp that worked there came in stoned while I was making icing and was looking at me all starry eyed and was like "hey doug did you know your birthday is going down in infamy?" and was smiling at me. And I said "no I didn't know, whys that?" and he said "cuz today is the day that gay marriage was legalized....." and I said chuckled and said "I don't really care man" and he started going on about how its progress and even tied it into the legalization of marijauana (which would be cool just so people aren't getting arrested needlessly)
But I don't really think that the gay agenda is the same as marijuana or what the blacks went through in the 50's n 60's.
No one is getting arrested or killed for being gay or kept from getting jobs.
Maybe this was me not using much tact/drunk and mouthy, but I got fired from my favorite job back in june of 2016 for sexual harassment of a guy a co-worker on my day off because he called me bugging me about something, like covering his shift or something like that and it had already been an issue and I had told him several times to not call me and he needs to go to work or quit, or ask someone else but not me. I was drinking at a bar and then back at my place and I was feeling pretty upset and shitty about something, just in a really bad mood and this idiot called me, i missed the call and called back because I thought it was one of my neighbors wanting to hang and it was that guy and he acted like I was bothering him yet was asking for favor (i know its not anything to get upset about it just wasn't the right time for his bs) and I told him I would fuck him and called him a faggot. So I he told the boss and they scheduled this meeting with type writers and papers and all this crazy stuff and I tried to not do it but they took me off the schedule until I'd come in. I basically got rail roaded for talking shit on day off in the comfort of my own home, to someone I had told to not call me.
They were waving between making it a sexual harassment/homophobia issue and then would tell me it was more of an issue of creating a hostile work environment. I've gotten into it with some of the edgelords there were I kinda felt like something was going to happen and they've had similar experiences with each other, but we kept it to ourselves and didn't cry like a bitch to boss and then we'd get over it.
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2017-10-07 at 6:38 PM UTCYeah they are some fucked up depraved people. "Don't want homos in your schools teaching your kids about buttsex?" How racist!
This is a plot against the ordinary white guys. Cause they aren't brown enough, aren't gay enough, don't fawn over and coddle people with gender dysphoria. Oh yeah they aren't female enough either because they don't have the transexual mental illness. They don't want to hold some cucks hand while he babbles on endlessly about the endless ways the white man oppressed them today.
SJW doxxed you at work because you blew up on him for pestering you. They have no skin and can't handle anything themselves because they are cowards and are only capable of thinking and acting as a group. -
2017-10-07 at 6:56 PM UTC
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2017-10-07 at 7:11 PM UTC
Originally posted by Bill Krozby But I guess what my question is, why?
jesus fuck...your digital gibberings are literally painful to read. i literally have extra-absorbency tampons jammed into my ear canals to stop the profuse bleeding caused by attempting to read the shit you splattered across my screen.
to save everyone else the pain and suffering im experiencing, the executive summary can be distilled into the following:
Bill Krozby surrounds himself with faggotry, both in his personal and professional life, as well as frequent homosexual bouts into his various orifices, yet feels a sense of guilt and perhaps foreboding at the high degree of homosexual interactions he enjoys in contrast to what he knows are the societal norms. -
2017-10-07 at 7:20 PM UTCWait... how is it considered "sexual harassment," if you didn't even do anything physically? Isn't that just a verbal threat?
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2017-10-07 at 8:05 PM UTC
Originally posted by Michael Myers Wait… how is it considered "sexual harassment," if you didn't even do anything physically? Isn't that just a verbal threat?
in the current PC environment the term 'sexual harassment' is a newspeak term whos definition is anything the accuser chooses for it to mean as long as the accuser feels the slightest affront of offense. -
2017-10-07 at 10:58 PM UTC
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2017-10-07 at 10:58 PM UTC
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2017-10-07 at 11:15 PM UTCHUGH MUNGUS WOT?
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2017-10-07 at 11:30 PM UTCna crying is the realm of faggots. you gotta start realizing me and you are nothing the same faggot. you do the crying while i'm doing the laughing at how pathetic little faggot you are boy. all this effort you're making in this fred and you have no idea just how much i'm laughing at how stupid you looking right now. maybe you should get to bed boy, that trip prolly worn you out by now, lol.
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2017-10-08 at 1:13 AM UTC
Originally posted by Bill Krozby This isn't troll post fyi (in before jills rampant predictable retardation) But this is something thats not usually on the forefront of my mind when I see it in the news/ peoples bumper stickers ect, but I started thinking about it when I was walking home and noticed the city bus was painted pretty, swirling rainbows and it was crazy to look at, total cool hippy shit, and it spelt out pride in the center or it or something..
But its just some people are so obsessed, especially here in austin. Like I don't care that my neighbors are gay in fact they are pretty chill and share their drugs, my old drug buddy who is now dead was a homosexual but he wasn't obnoxious and didn't make it his identity.
But like over the last 2 weeks I've spoke to several people that go on and on about the gay pride event downtown, like my friend invited me the other day to eat at the restaurant she manages, which was really nice of her and we are just strictly friends and I haven't seen her in a while, but she brought up the event and it wasn't until I saw that bus that I realized I tune out when that topic pops up, but I only tune back in when they back it up with some kind of diatribe about republicans and Christians.
I wouldn't say I'm offended but it is a little weird considering I'm a catholic and my parents are republican and go to church and take it seriously, but that doesn't mean that they are trying to hold the gay man down or act crass towards others. It's just weird when you get asked whats your stance on a certain issue and I'll give an honest answer and just because I didn't answer it exactly the way they wanted it they get kind of annoyed and will try to "break it down for me" as if I don't already understand (which is kinda condescending but whatever)
At work on my birthday was the day june 26 2015 was the day they legalized gay marriage and I already felt like an outsider because I'm not into show tunes and I don't like cupcakes, this simp that worked there came in stoned while I was making icing and was looking at me all starry eyed and was like "hey doug did you know your birthday is going down in infamy?" and was smiling at me. And I said "no I didn't know, whys that?" and he said "cuz today is the day that gay marriage was legalized….." and I said chuckled and said "I don't really care man" and he started going on about how its progress and even tied it into the legalization of marijauana (which would be cool just so people aren't getting arrested needlessly)
But I don't really think that the gay agenda is the same as marijuana or what the blacks went through in the 50's n 60's.
No one is getting arrested or killed for being gay or kept from getting jobs.
Maybe this was me not using much tact/drunk and mouthy, but I got fired from my favorite job back in june of 2016 for sexual harassment of a guy a co-worker on my day off because he called me bugging me about something, like covering his shift or something like that and it had already been an issue and I had told him several times to not call me and he needs to go to work or quit, or ask someone else but not me. I was drinking at a bar and then back at my place and I was feeling pretty upset and shitty about something, just in a really bad mood and this idiot called me, i missed the call and called back because I thought it was one of my neighbors wanting to hang and it was that guy and he acted like I was bothering him yet was asking for favor (i know its not anything to get upset about it just wasn't the right time for his bs) and I told him I would fuck him and called him a faggot. So I he told the boss and they scheduled this meeting with type writers and papers and all this crazy stuff and I tried to not do it but they took me off the schedule until I'd come in. I basically got rail roaded for talking shit on day off in the comfort of my own home, to someone I had told to not call me.
They were waving between making it a sexual harassment/homophobia issue and then would tell me it was more of an issue of creating a hostile work environment. I've gotten into it with some of the edgelords there were I kinda felt like something was going to happen and they've had similar experiences with each other, but we kept it to ourselves and didn't cry like a bitch to boss and then we'd get over it.
But I guess what my question is, why?
That was like a highschol litetature test. I found myself rereading everything -
2017-10-08 at 1:18 AM UTC
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2017-10-08 at 1:19 AM UTCHoe was the ellis?
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2017-10-08 at 1:23 AM UTCIt was real good man... Legit one of the best things I have ever done, period.
Super glad I went through with it. Had a generally good trip and I really, really feel like I had an actual breakthrough too. This actually feels like a special day, like I will look back in 20 years and see this as a watershed moment. -
2017-10-08 at 1:24 AM UTCdid u tell ur mom ur gay yet
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2017-10-08 at 1:25 AM UTC
Originally posted by Captain Falcon It was real good man… Legit one of the best things I have ever done, period.
Super glad I went through with it. Had a generally good trip and I really, really feel like I had an actual breakthrough too. This actually feels like a special day, like I will look back in 20 years and see this as a watershed moment.
Good.
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2017-10-08 at 1:26 AM UTC
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2017-10-08 at 1:37 AM UTCu dirtey boy
