Homophobes

[looney]

didn't they used to say a similar thing about homosexuality though?

Not to my knowledge.

 

[Twinkle Toes]

See my post above. I've never understood what comes first. The gayness - therefore having to learn the accent, or they naturaly speak like that so decide to become gay to go with the voice.

They probably do it to deliberately wind you up & make you feel insecure and look rather dim.

'Seems to be working a treat.

 

[Gullys Cats]

I am homophobic but after a few drinks I'm anybody's!

 

[Questions]

Mark Lawrenson?

And Graham Norton who is as straight as they come in real life.

 

[Baron Pepperpot]

Some of my best friends are straight, I don't mind them as long as they keep themselves to themselves.

If my son came home and said, 'Dad I'm a homosexual' I'd say 'That's O.K son it's 2013, who cares'. But if my son came home and said he was gay I'd say, 'Oi you limp wristed, handbag carrying, worshipper of the alter of Kylie, get arrt, I don't mind you being homosexual, but gay, nnnoooooooo....'

 

[Buzzer]

Ok, explain why gay people all have a gay accent then? I have never heard ANYONE who isn't gay speak in that accent apart from David Walliams (cue people proving me wrong).

Duncan Norvell (sp)
Most scouse blokes
Anne Widdicombe
Geoff Capes

 

[TSB]

It's not an 'accent'. It's 'being camp'. And I've met many gay people who aren't putwardly 'camp'.

 

[Muzzy]

Duncan Norvell (sp)
Most scouse blokes
Anne Widdicombe
Geoff Capes

Joe Pasquale

 

[Buzzer]

Joe Pasquale

Spongebob Squarepants
Tony Blair
Orville the Duck

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Spongebob Squarepants

Sponge bob IS gay though, surely?

 

[TheJasperCo]

Spongebob Squarepants
Tony Blair
Orville the Duck

The Teletubbies?

 

[Buzzer]

He's in love with that female squirrel isn't he?

 

[hans kraay fan club]

He's in love with that female squirrel isn't he?

No chance. It's all about repressed love for the grumpy squid man.

 

[Muzzy]

Ian Beale?

 

[dingodan]

I was speaking to a couple of homophobic lads today and they told me how they are feeling more and more victimised in todays society. One of them told me they felt so intimidated when they went out and found it difficult to express their homophobicness (word?) without getting picked on. They told me that being homophobic was not a choice they had made, they had been born that way. Is it right that in 2013 it is against the law to be openly homophobic?

It's true. Can you imagine punishing someone who was arachnophobic for their fear of spiders?

 

[Buzzer]

No chance. It's all about repressed love for the grumpy squid man.

Now Squidward definitely IS repressed and his voice is a little theatrical too. I take it all back, the gayers are all happy campers.