Silly season stories
#17
Re: Silly season stories
"There is no law that criminalises homosexuality in Lebanon. But people can be charged under Article 534 of the Lebanese Penal Code, which penalises "sexual intercourse contrary to nature" - specifically sexual intercourse that includes anal penetration - with a maximum of one year in prison."
Only weirdos are obsessed by what consenting adults get up to in private. All the problems in the world and far too many people only focus on other people's sex lives.
After that you can get them to do anything, from hating others simply for not sharing the same submission to such ideas to killing people who are only different because they don't believe in these ideas.
And yes, you are quite right. Only weirdo's would care about what consenting adults do in private. An Arab friend (who is a closet Atheist for obvious reason) said one group is examining arse's to see who is having anal sex...and another is examining Mars for signs of prior life and water.
N.
#18
Re: Silly season stories
"There is no law that criminalises homosexuality in Lebanon. But people can be charged under Article 534 of the Lebanese Penal Code, which penalises "sexual intercourse contrary to nature" - specifically sexual intercourse that includes anal penetration - with a maximum of one year in prison."
Only weirdos are obsessed by what consenting adults get up to in private. All the problems in the world and far too many people only focus on other people's sex lives.
#20
Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 1,107
Re: Silly season stories
Not anymore there isn't. My Chinese neighbours dealt with it all. I'm sure the feet soup was delicious.
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Q. What do you call an Irishman who stays out all night?
A. Patty O' Furniture (you have to say it out loud with an American accent)
I threw that in because I am too polite and embarrassed for you to mention your mismatching patio furniture.
#21
Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 1,107
Re: Silly season stories
Here is a great silly season story:
'Outraged Lebanese demand end to anal exams on gay men'
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-19166156
'Outraged Lebanese demand end to anal exams on gay men'
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-19166156
As horrible as this is, it can't help putting me in mind of this truly silly season story (from last year):
http://www.typicallyspanish.com/news...le_31238.shtml
I can't imagine living to ever again read the quote:
"‘Let them measure my anus and see if it is dilated’, said the priest".
The only surprise is that the priest is not Irish.....
#22
Re: Silly season stories
That reminds me of this old chestnut:
Q. What do you call an Irishman who stays out all night?
A. Patty O' Furniture (you have to say it out loud with an American accent)
I threw that in because I am too polite and embarrassed for you to mention your mismatching patio furniture.
Q. What do you call an Irishman who stays out all night?
A. Patty O' Furniture (you have to say it out loud with an American accent)
I threw that in because I am too polite and embarrassed for you to mention your mismatching patio furniture.
#23
Re: Silly season stories
I am am too polite to mention that wanting everything matching is so very lower middle class...
Last edited by Meow; Aug 10th 2012 at 2:16 pm.
#25
Re: Silly season stories
Nothing silly about that story - it is disgraceful, being, as one of the quoted activists says, legally sanctioned rape. As it is Lebanon, no doubt there is a sectarian dimension - I'm guessing Sunni police and prosecutors pursuing Shia (implied by "one of the poor districts of Beirut"). Generally Beirut has one of the most open gay scenes in the region (relatively speaking of course) with several known gay venues unlike Dubai where they are "underground" (though hardly secret). As long as they are largely frequented by Christians and rich Muslims and foreigners then there is not much interference despite the law (I guess pretty much like Dubai).
As horrible as this is, it can't help putting me in mind of this truly silly season story (from last year):
http://www.typicallyspanish.com/news...le_31238.shtml
I can't imagine living to ever again read the quote:
"‘Let them measure my anus and see if it is dilated’, said the priest".
The only surprise is that the priest is not Irish.....
As horrible as this is, it can't help putting me in mind of this truly silly season story (from last year):
http://www.typicallyspanish.com/news...le_31238.shtml
I can't imagine living to ever again read the quote:
"‘Let them measure my anus and see if it is dilated’, said the priest".
The only surprise is that the priest is not Irish.....
N.
#26
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Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,869
Re: Silly season stories
But this is how control is achieved. If you can get people worried about what they eat and who the have sex with and how you have already taken the two fundamental elements of existence and put chains around them.
After that you can get them to do anything, from hating others simply for not sharing the same submission to such ideas to killing people who are only different because they don't believe in these ideas.
And yes, you are quite right. Only weirdo's would care about what consenting adults do in private. An Arab friend (who is a closet Atheist for obvious reason) said one group is examining arse's to see who is having anal sex...and another is examining Mars for signs of prior life and water.
N.
After that you can get them to do anything, from hating others simply for not sharing the same submission to such ideas to killing people who are only different because they don't believe in these ideas.
And yes, you are quite right. Only weirdo's would care about what consenting adults do in private. An Arab friend (who is a closet Atheist for obvious reason) said one group is examining arse's to see who is having anal sex...and another is examining Mars for signs of prior life and water.
N.
Apart from the redundant apostrophes.
Last edited by seven seas; Aug 11th 2012 at 7:42 am. Reason: Obviously it felt weird agreeing wholeheartedly with Norm
#27
Re: Silly season stories
No pretense. I stand by my earlier comments about my experiences of Lidl and Aldi. Besides they had no branches near where I lived in the UK.
I bet you use the word 'lounge' to mean living room too. *shudders*
I bet you use the word 'lounge' to mean living room too. *shudders*
#28
Re: Silly season stories
Its a sitting room?? All rooms are for `living' in. Well except morgues.
#30
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And Loo or lavatory not toilet (though lavatory can be a bit try too hard like drawing room)
Aren't we all middle class twits? lol
Aren't we all middle class twits? lol