Gay TV....... A SERIOUS THREAD
23 January 2008, 05:11 PM
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because i know they are winding me up and i hate it, it boils my ****, if somebody is taking a photo the gayer will grab my G/F and get a nice cosy picture taken, knowing that i will see it 
of course the G/F thinks I'm blowing things out of proportion and " he wouldn't do it just to **** you off, hes not like that "
what can you do?
IMO this chap wants a bit of both, and i hear about him grabbing my G/F`s feet when they were working together and tickling them
its not right/normal, and it boils my **** thinking about it, the last thing i need to do is meet him as he knows what i think, and i will put the ****** down
it all started with another "issue" where by after clubbing (i dont club anymore) she stopped over at his place thinking i would be fine "as hes gay"
admittidly it would have been a good 20 quid taxi home for her at the time,
i have smashed the flat up in the past, because i have been to pissed off at this kind of crap
i think you will agree, its best we dont meet
of course the G/F thinks I'm blowing things out of proportion and " he wouldn't do it just to **** you off, hes not like that "
what can you do?
IMO this chap wants a bit of both, and i hear about him grabbing my G/F`s feet when they were working together and tickling them
its not right/normal, and it boils my **** thinking about it, the last thing i need to do is meet him as he knows what i think, and i will put the ****** down
it all started with another "issue" where by after clubbing (i dont club anymore) she stopped over at his place thinking i would be fine "as hes gay"
admittidly it would have been a good 20 quid taxi home for her at the time,
i have smashed the flat up in the past, because i have been to pissed off at this kind of crap
i think you will agree, its best we dont meet
I agree I think it's best you don't meet. In fact, given your obvious temper and self control issues I think it's best if you don't go outside at all.
If the guy is gay, he isn't going to change just so he can bum your girlfriend. They just don't like girls, simple as that.
As for him jumping in on photo's, most gay guys love to be in photo's so I wouldn't take it personally.
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23 January 2008, 05:12 PM
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sorry, one final point.
If you really do take the whole "be your own man" thing 100% on board, you'd probably kick her out anyway, as (on the face of what you've told us) she's taking the **** out of your a bit, and her mates certainly are.
This doesn't make her a bitch.. its just the way life is. Next!
If you really do take the whole "be your own man" thing 100% on board, you'd probably kick her out anyway, as (on the face of what you've told us) she's taking the **** out of your a bit, and her mates certainly are.
This doesn't make her a bitch.. its just the way life is. Next!
honestly, i once tossed a coin and let fate decide!!
23 January 2008, 05:13 PM
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HOWEVER:
No point second guessing this kind of stuff: if she's right for you, you won't have to in any case. My advice would be to be yourself, treat her with respect and act like a gentleman and if she does turn out to be the type to play away, it's her fecking loss and at least you can hold your head up high!
Sometimes it's about whether YOU do the right thing and conduct yourself properly.
Getting into a rage will get you no-here and undermine any moral high ground you might have!
23 January 2008, 05:18 PM
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agreed 100%
i didn't throw things about so she would see the damage or anything like that, i was boiling over and had to do something about it, felt great afterwards to be honest
throwing things about is much better then punching chaps in the face and getting arrested
anyway, was shameless a gay fest early on? or do they show you an episode in advance or something on e4?
all i saw was the skanky barmaid, getting rogered
23 January 2008, 06:03 PM
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23 January 2008, 06:22 PM
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23 January 2008, 06:27 PM
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Gene is 23% gay
.... although still straight at heart
23 January 2008, 06:32 PM
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23 January 2008, 07:20 PM
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I do think its a new thing, all this Gayness on TV, lets bring back stuff like the Generation Game with good old serial woman ******* Larry Grayson, Mr Humphries was always "free" when there was some birds about in "Are you being Served", Mrs Slocombes ***** never got ten minutes to itself !
23 January 2008, 07:27 PM
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One could argue the deaf scene in shameless last night was less offensive than greasy Dev working his magic on an unsuspecting machinist at the Rovers bar. 
23 January 2008, 07:54 PM
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@ question 24. The only fight I have ever been involved with, in the street, was when a bird I was seeing couldn't get get rid of her gay freind, and he kicked up a right stink when I asked him to do one. He threw a great big tantrum and started pushing me around, so I was left with no option but to nut him.When he picked himself up and realigned his nose, he went in the house and came out with a carving knife. It was at that point in my life I decided it was best to live and let live, so fcuked off, pronto.
23 January 2008, 07:55 PM
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@ question 24. The only fight I have ever been involved with, in the street, was when a bird I was seeing couldn't get get rid of her gay freind, and he kicked up a right stink when I asked him to do one. He threw a great big tantrum and started pushing me around, so I was left with no option but to nut him.When he picked himself up and realigned his nose, he went in the house and came out with a carving knife. It was at that point in my life I decided it was best to live and let live, so fcuked off, pronto.
How is the counselling going ?
23 January 2008, 08:21 PM
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oh and I want to have a go at the Table tennis game at some point.
is that off topic enough for you
23 January 2008, 08:23 PM
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23 January 2008, 08:24 PM
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No, you made a good recovery for the thread with the words sweat and ****
give it a whirl, it takes about 2 hrs to get into, but that's just the way the games training is structured. It's a massive jaunt, good is 60 hours, I'm on 40+ and havent even really got halfway through.
give it a whirl, it takes about 2 hrs to get into, but that's just the way the games training is structured. It's a massive jaunt, good is 60 hours, I'm on 40+ and havent even really got halfway through.
23 January 2008, 08:43 PM
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micky, good link
I like the way no beer barrels were disturbed, very thoughtful of her
Chip
Well I might give it a go based on your excellent review, but if it is crap, then I shall be coming around and shoving the nunchuck up yer ****..
(see managed a gayher reference in there )
I like the way no beer barrels were disturbed, very thoughtful of her
Chip
Well I might give it a go based on your excellent review, but if it is crap, then I shall be coming around and shoving the nunchuck up yer ****..
(see managed a gayher reference in there
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23 January 2008, 08:54 PM
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Thanks for spoiling last night's Shameless for me, I haven't seen it yet
I think it's everything to do with winning the ratings war and nothing to do with real life. My gay friend just gets on quietly with his life and the subject of his, or indeed my own sexuality rarely comes up other than on the odd occasion when we both fancy the same bloke
I guess for the programme makers the more sensational and/or shocking the programme content the more people will talk about it hence the more viewers it will pull in. This thread being a perfect example
I think it's everything to do with winning the ratings war and nothing to do with real life. My gay friend just gets on quietly with his life and the subject of his, or indeed my own sexuality rarely comes up other than on the odd occasion when we both fancy the same bloke
I guess for the programme makers the more sensational and/or shocking the programme content the more people will talk about it hence the more viewers it will pull in. This thread being a perfect example
spot on!!!agree totally.soaps are like tabliods,they take society and exaggerate and sensationalise for exactly the reasons given above.such is showbiz!!!