nickbrighton
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[Misc] For those wondering Why we still need Pride events
- Thread starter nickbrighton
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- Jul 10, 2003
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He whose name shall not be mentioned always used to do a 'Why can't we have a straight pride' thread 
Although I'm not suggesting for a minute
Besides, the letter is too well written
Although I'm not suggesting for a minute
Besides, the letter is too well written
Nixonator
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The bloke needs a good kneecapping if you ask me.
seagull_special
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A pathetic and archaic attitude and criminal damage, hopefully they fly the flag again and capture the morons responsible attempting to damage it!
Greg Bobkin
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You would think an anti-gay group would have a more heterosexual name than 'Men of Bridlington', no?
Also, what an stroker that guy is. "We vandalised the flag the other evening, and we note that as a result of our actions, it has had to be taken down. To be clear, we did not remove the flag, as we respect other people’s property..." OK mate
Also, what an stroker that guy is. "We vandalised the flag the other evening, and we note that as a result of our actions, it has had to be taken down. To be clear, we did not remove the flag, as we respect other people’s property..." OK mate
Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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It says less for Bridlington, if this is the attitude of 'Men of Bridlington'.
Unbelievably archaic, horribly ignorant. What a bunch of tossers.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
It's Bridlington. It doesn't surprise me unfortunately.
spring hall convert
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Looking forward to one of our resident incels to come on this thread and argue it's not homophobic.
The Large One
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How much more homo-erotic can you get than a group of men, giving themselves a butch name, getting together to perform an unnatural (no-one is born a criminal) dangerous, anti-social act - and thereby showing that, under their own philosophy, are 60% gay...?
Baldseagull
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Probably one guy, maybe two.
MattBackHome
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- Jul 7, 2003
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He whose name shall not be mentioned always used to do a 'Why can't we have a straight pride' thread
Although I'm not suggesting for a minute
Besides, the letter is too well written
Indeed. And I'm sure you remember that a certain person (who may or may not be the hypothetical person you might be alluding to) was actually a lot more direct & forthright in his criticism in the earlier days of posting on here, before perhaps he/she realised that these things tend to come back and bite him. Or her.
Yeah, sadly, that was my reaction. I once spent the weekend there - in no hurry to go back.
studio150
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I assume two given the 'Men of Bridlington' otherwise it would have be 'Man of Bridlington'
Unless of course he has the intelligence to give a false clue, but given their abhorrent views I doubt if they much if any intelligence
Vaguely ashamed to be straight after reading that. I'd just like to assure our LGBT+ friends that not all us heterosexuals are vile, antediluvian tossers.
el punal
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If he is very tall then he should be called ‘The Long Man of Bridlington’.
Oh well.
The Large One
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As many as it takes.
The Large One
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Daily then
If you wish. Knock yourself out.