Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Homophobic Endorsements

Life Liberty is very rarely about politics, or the media, or anything too serious, quite frankly, cos I reckon we have enough serious issues in our daily lives to annoy us as it is.

But ever once in a while I feel the need. The insatiable need to bitch about the ignorance that some have. Specifically about homosexuality.

If you've ever needed proof that there are still some people out there who have this juvenile, narrow-minded assumption that being gay is just about perverted acts of butt-fucking and ball-sucking, here it is:

KUALA LUMPUR, July 8(Bernama) – By Melati Mohd Ariff

Literally, the term homosexual refers to sexual relationship between the same gender, either man and man or woman and woman.

Homosexuality is usually contrasted with heterosexuality and bisexuality.

Traditionally, the term gay is used predominantly to refer to homosexual males, while lesbian is a gender-specific term that is only used for homosexual females.

The term homosexual is also used for the same-sex sexual relations between persons of the same sex who are not gay or lesbian.

In the West, the morally wrong and corrupt homosexual act has turned into a sort of plague, spreading its tentacles far and wide, engulfing individuals with the tendency of adopting this immoral self-indulgence.

In the country today, the ‘gay’ lifestyle is believed to have sprouted rampantly. A point to note is the mushrooming of the gay clubs.

A news report yesterday came out with a revelation that shocked many, gay comics, said to be sold at RM50 each, is believed to be a hot item among those aged 25 and above.

But the question is that, is this upsetting trend is mushrooming?

WORRYING TREND?

The Malaysian Muslim Consumers Association (PPIM) secretary-general, Datuk Dr Maamor Osman, said the homosexual act in the country had grown to a worrying trend.

The tendency to perform homosexual acts is there, as shown by the proliferation of gay bars, Dr Maamor, who is also a general medical practitioner, told Bernama.

"In the Quran, it is said that Allah the Al-Mighty had obliterated Luth’s people for their indulgence in homosexual acts.

“There is no forgiveness for such debauchery, to the extent that it angers Allah the Al-Mighty," said Dr Maamor.

RISKS

On the health aspect, Dr Maamor said homosexuals who indulge in anal intercourse are prone to various risks.

"Each of the human organs has their respective systems including blood circulation, nerves, immunity and other systems. The woman’s sexual organ, and hormones are different from that of the man.

"There are specialised cells for certain functions. Unfortunately for some humans, they resorted to commit deviations," he said.

According to Dr Maamor, the human’s gastro-intestinal system begins right from the mouth until the anus. The system is outfitted with specialised cells for the digestion and absorption of food.

"There is the rhythmic (intestinal) muscle movement, known as peristalsis. And if this system is disturbed, like when anal intercourse occurs, it will invite damage to the person’s physical, emotional and spiritual attributes.

"As this system is not for erroneous acts, it invites various risks like the Aids, hepatitis, haemorrhoids and septicemia (bacterial infection of the blood), said Dr Maamor, adding that this unnatural sex act also provokes various sexually transmitted diseases".

IMMORAL ACT

The Malaysian Islamic Youth Movement (Abim) president Yusri Mohamad said that a homosexual act is a serious immoral and criminal offence.

"There is no difference between a homosexual act and adultery. Hence, severe punishment should be handed down against homosexuals. Prevention and punishment must be executed”, said Yusri.

He said the ‘doors’ that invite people to commit this sin should be permanently closed and sealed.

"Take immediate action against centres or clubs where the homosexuals gather, like revoking the operating licence.

"Websites and magazines that may have room for homosexual-oriented messages should be monitored and action taken against them," he said.

Yusri calls on the authorities to conduct raids, akin to that held for drug-prevention operations at nightspots and entertainment centres.

Hence, the government is seen as taking stern and firm action to curb this moral decadence, unlike the western nations that provide the so-called ‘freedom’ to such debauchery.

CANNOT BE ACCEPTED

"There is not much account on homosexuals in the Indian community, in some cases there are bisexuals but that is not their wishes.

“Even the Hindu religion does not accept homosexual practices”, the Malaysian Hindu Sangham president Datuk A.Vaithilingam told Bernama.

Vaithilingam calls on parents to exercise caution in and give the issue serious look in the efforts to prevent their children from being trapped in the
homosexual clutches.

He said the community should be exposed to education and counselling on the homosexual topic to create awareness among the public on the ills and evils of
this felony.

Serious attention should also be given against illicit sexual relations in order to prevent it from becoming a menace to the society.

IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION

This act, which is like a malignant cancer, should not be allowed to spread its tentacles, as it threatens to bring destruction and devastation to the
society.

Hence, education for the youngsters particularly for those in schools and universities is crucial to prevent the society from being engulfed by this
immoral act.

In this context, Dr Maamor concurs with Vaithilingam that the parents need to boost their knowledge in order to shoulder the immense task of preventing their offsprings from being drawn into the evils of homosexual acts.

Parents should not feel embarrassed if they ask for advice and counselling from the experts to overcome this issue.

JAKIM

Dr Maamor also calls on the Islamic Advancement Department (Jakim) to adopt an approach where doctors and psychiatrists can brief mosque officials on the issue apart from setting up the integrated referral centres at the mosques.

Similar concepts can be applied at institutions for the other religions in the country, he said.

Dr Maamor said the Information Ministry can use the electronic media to disseminate information on the warfare against this social scourge.

"We may be giving the wrong impression as if the authorities are tolerating this immoral act”, he said.

Meanwhile Yusri calls on the authorities to monitor artistes and actors that portray the 'feminine’ image.

"We are not saying that all of the womanly males as gays but many of the gays are from this group.

"We do not wish these people to be used as the illustration and model”, he said.

Clearly, the homosexual phenomenon is against the human’s natural behaviour and should be swiftly and firmly dealt with.

Not everyone wants to see the country to be overwhelmed by the influx of moral decadence that erupt from those who are out to draw the people into the dark ages of morality. -- BERNAMA

First and foremost, where the hell did Bernama find this writer? "The Aids"? Not only is her English at the bottom end of the linguistic barrel of laughs, she makes sweeping God-like assumptions with statements like this one:

"....the morally wrong and corrupt homosexual act has turned into a sort of plague, spreading its tentacles far and wide, engulfing individuals with the tendency of adopting this immoral self-indulgence"

And this:

"This act, which is like a malignant cancer, should not be allowed to spread its tentacles, as it threatens to bring destruction and devastation to the society."

Devastation to society? Drawing people into the dark ages of morality? Seriously, who died and made Ms. Melati Queen of moral rights and wrongs? And to add some degree of credit to her story, she quotes one Dr. Maamor, who not only assumes that anal intercourse is the heart and soul of homosexual relationships, but in his infinite medical wisdom, proclaims that "there is the rhythmic (intestinal) muscle movement, known as peristalsis. And if this system is disturbed, like when anal intercourse occurs,invite damage to the person’s physical, emotional and spiritual attributes". So you get some gas, sometimes, when you're doing the horizontal mambo with your man, but hell, the good man makes the whole act sound like its an act of signing your own death warrant. Talk about drama queens.

Dr. Maamor goes on to proclaim, in his infinite religious wisdom, that homosexuality is a "deviant act unforgiveable by God". Unforgiveable by God? Seriously. One wonders if the dear old M.D. slags off masturbation and polygamy with the same conviction.

The good doctor also attributes homosexuality for the spread of AIDS and various other diseases. One wonders if the man realises that data published by the Centre for Disease Control in the US has proven that the heterosexual spread of the disease has far outpaced homosexual spread of AIDS since 1989. In fact, the United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS estimates that fewer than 5% of HIV transmissions occur through sexual intercourse between men. So much for the spread of "THE AIDS". You'd expect a piece of journalistic rubbish like this from a low-rent tabloid or a left-wing religious newsletter, but for it to have come from the national news agency is abso-friggin-lutely shocking.

One has to wonder - is it a mere coincidence that this article comes at a time when homosexuality seems to be the latest fad in Malaysian politics? Wanna get rid of someone? Just say he's gay. Then get the national news agency to publish an article about the ungodly nature of butt-fucking. Job done. Malaysian politics. You've gotta love it.

Either way, it's just plain shocking to find that in 2008, this kind of homophobia is being endorsed by the media. You'd think they'd know better. And you'd think they'd have far more important issues to address with their pens.

You can view the original article here, and if you're ever so inclined, do write in to the editor of Bernama to tell him or her what you think of the rubbish they're peddling these days.

On a sidenote, Life Liberty goes on a short hiatus again for a couple of days starting tomorrow. Time to do some real work. All-day meetings lined with the "other" Queen in the buttfuck corners of Summit USJ has conspired to push the pause button on my blogging activities *groan*. She better have Starbucks waiting. HOT starbucks. And I mean SEARING hot.

263 comments:

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Colin said...

Oh this article is RICH. So juvenile hur hur... sounds like something I would write... BACK IN PRIMARY SCHOOL.

Booker said...

I am with Colin...written in the land time and tolerance left behind.

rdlchic said...

Oh my GOD!!!!! This came from BERNAMA?!?!?!?! What rubbish!

asd said...

wow... wait till one of their kids turn gay... haha..

Booker said...

mee kolok!

Colin said...

"But the question is that, is this upsetting trend is mushrooming?"

Her England is so the powderful. She might as well say, "But the soalan is, this trend is berkulat?"

So farnee la... I am more tickled than offended.

Joshua said...

Good morning Malaysia!

Though I don't think it's a very good day for the community over there.

Malaysian media needs to catch up with the rest of the world. Homosexuality is here to stay.

Anonymous said...

This was published with one thing in mind. Our ex DPM's sodomy case.

RPMnut said...

This piece of journalistic rubbish is juvenile, shallow and narrow minded. It's just shocking that it came from Bernama.

roland said...

Any editor worth his salt would have put a stop to this article the moment it came to his table.

It's 2008, for crying out loud! Joshua is right. Homosexuality is here to stay.

Colin said...

Are you sure Bernama didn't lift this off Dewan Pelajar or something hur hur...

RPMnut said...

Hur hur. I have this image in my head, of a Form 5 student writing this as an assignment. And getting an F.

asha said...

oh my god!!!!!!!!!!
This article SUCKS!!!!!!!!!
And it's from BERNAMA?!?!?!?!

Holy cow. Who's this Melati girl? She should be SHOT!

RPMnut said...

Books. It's KOLOK MEE - not the other way around :D hur hur

dctw said...

That's why I prefer reading blogs nowadays.

Janvier said...

Read this and signed it off as trash. Especially the peristalsis bit and some other article about how that sodomy victim thingy was constipated. *Rolls eyes*

RPMnut said...

He was constipated? really?
Hur hur. He needs a bit of nutaya :P

rdlchic said...

Did any other newspaper pick up on this or republish this article?

asd said...

sigh... you know before we crucify this lady... the gay community needs to take some responsibility as well.. there needs to be a catalyst for change... and either its time or, if you want it quick, some outstanding figure or organisation that is not scared to stand up for what it believes in.

dctw said...

She likes to use "tentacles"

asd said...

wah... like so serious onli...

angie said...

This article is priceless! Don't blame only the reporter, but also the Editor who allowed it to be published!

ASD, where's our Kolok Mee?

rdlchic said...

Trouble is,asd, that it's a double edged sword, fighting for gay rights here.

As long as laws are in place that specifically target homosexuals, no one is going to stand up and fight.

RPMnut said...

We're not actually crucifying this lady. Not specifically anyway. She probably got her instructions from higher authorities to write this piece of crap. We should be blaming bernama as a whole for letting this get published.

asd said...

kolo mee is all stored.. sigh.. now trying to offload it on the bike...

RPMnut said...

And yes, ASD. You still owe us Kolok Mee. 5 packs each.

asd said...

rdl... then we wait for that to change.. may take a while.. but it will eventually change...

Joshua said...

I reckon it's a lot easier said than done, standing up and fighting for gay rights in Asia.

A conservative society, coupled with unwaveringly traditional governments and archaic laws conspire to make the work of the usual asian gay activist a lot harder than that of one working for the same cause in, say, the States.

It took AGES for Europe to accept homosexuality. Change in asia will not happen overnight. But articles like these certainly don't help.

Merv said...

Gloomy wednesday morning... reading this made me feel a bit like we're living in the pre war 30s and 40s... I cld imagine myself .... being a jew in Berlin... aiyo... to be shot to death, for just being a jew... somehow...

Imagine being put to death for the love of KKC...

Merv said...

hi Josh.. actually not all asian countries abhor homos... the Chinese have long accepted it but with a 'don't ask, don't tell' policy... Thailand's pretty relaxed about their gay men...

rdlchic said...

Josh hit the nail right on the head.

I think everyone accepts the fact that homosexuality exists. And most guys I know adopt the "don't ask, don't tell" mindset and quietly accept the whole deal.

But certainly, articles like these, from national news agencies, certainly don't help.

Joshua said...

Not asking is not acceptance, Merv.
Neither is quiet acknowledgement.
Acceptance requires open admission, I reckon.

RPMnut said...

I'm with josh on this one. Quiet acceptance is no acceptance at all.

SC said...

http://niamah.blogspot.com/2008/07/hearbreaks-in-silence.html

No wonder the Bernama article looks familiar..now to read ther est of the article.

Merv said...

Yes I agree with you Josh... but it's been like that.. and up to the point, it became acceptable... in China...

and it will take some time when it's acceptable for 2 guys or 2 girls to hold hands or do a P.D.A in the open...

Anonymous said...

I don't think it's legally possible for two men or two women to get married in China. How is THAT acceptance??

RPMnut said...

Quiet acceptance is basically sweeping the issue under the carpet. It achieves nothing.

rdlchic said...

I don't think homosexuality is accepted at all in China. It's quietly tolerated, for sure, but only because it's just logistically impossible to put every gay man and lesbian woman in jail.

asha said...

I think we'll be seeing more of this type of article until the whole Anwar debacle is over.

Merv said...

anon. . . ever heard of the eunuchs.??? i'm talking about the past china... it was accepted in the forbidden palaces... u have eunuchs and their admirers... there's even a scroll of paintings depicting various acts of the 'forbidden love'... which i find it to be a gay version of the kama sutra. like wise in india, past kingdoms... they have some story or pictorial accounts of gay love... between the men and the women... Now, it's a different, homosexuality is still underground but the gay population in china is spreading its 'tentacles' all over the red flag.. .heheheheheh

SC said...

Erm..as for tht Hinduism doesn't condone bla,bla..what about that community of transexuals that are considered deity like in India? Funny..and Hindu's believe in re-incarnation and hence the soul has no real gender?
Or maybe I'm wrong..

Merv said...

I agree with everyone... it means nothing. . . and it's not acceptable to don't ask and don't tell. . .

Jr. said...

Oh dear.

And that's another reason for me to consider relocating.

RPMnut said...

I think as long as there are legal means to prosecute members of the community, it's not acceptance. Having to spread one's tentacles underground is not acceptance.

Merv said...

SC... good point. The tranny deities 'Hijra' are known to be invited to weddings to give blessings to newly wed couples... they are treated as 'asuras' a term for half god half demon.. be wary of their existence and don't play play with them lo....

asha said...

You're right, SC. I don't recall any Hindu teachings about the wrongs of being gay. But i DO remember the teachings about loving God's creations in all it's forms. Be it gay or straight.

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Merv said...

Your majesty...

Joshua said...

Where would you relocate to, Jr?
There are only a handful of countries that actually officially recognise the homosexual community.

Merv said...

and in Buddhism, everyone is accepted... Sex is a natural act and of course, there has to be some degree of control.. Moderation is the word... Buddha taught to respect and accept all diversity. . .

RPMnut said...

Wherever you go, Jr, there will always be gay bashers. Even in the most gay friendly places. It's human nature to fear and hate what you don't fully understand. And the level of ignorance can astound you.

Merv said...

Netherlands perhaps? or Taiwan?

Merv said...

the same quote from the Buddha, Nut. . .

Anonymous said...

Religious teachings are all subject to interpretation.

You're right, Nut. Most religions condemn polygamy. And certainly some state that masturbation is condemned. But hell, we still do it. Why doesn't it get the same level of attention as homosexuality?

asd said...

Netherlands... yay...

Joshua said...

Don't get TOO excited, asd. Gay hate crimesstill exists even in gay-friendly Netherlands. Remember the Chris Crain incident?

rdlchic said...

Chris Crain? Who's that?
What happened?

SC said...

My two cents..Truth is, I don't always understand what it means to be gay or lesbian or a transexual, because I'm neither of these.And I think many people are like me, they don't understand. That's why they come up with all this rubbish.

But then hor..the whole article itself is probably politically motivated anyway, so..

Joshua said...

A couple of years back Chris Crain, an openly gay American journalist and his boyfriend, who were in Amsterdam on holiday, were, without provocation, beaten by gay-bashers on the supposedly gay friendly streets of the Netherlands.

Merv said...

Speaking of which, on the sunday, there was a certain ex finance minister with his entourage of 50 people met up in McSaucy's ex workplace. . . It is true... they discuss the country's business at kopitiams... hahahahahahaha. . .

This is funny... the rakyat want to eat and relax, they took up all the spaces. . .

Anonymous said...

SC - Ignorance breeds fear. Fear breeds stupidity. That's why these articles crop up now and then.

Jr. said...

LOL. I have not figured where YET.

You are right, Nut. But if i were to relocate one day, it's not just because of this silly homophobic society we live in.

I will probably move to the mountains where i can ski everyday.

Merv said...

A grim reminder of what happened to the young gay student who was murdered by his college mate in a university in USA. . . what's his name?

RPMnut said...

Kopitiam Politics. A uniquely Malaysian experience. hur hur

Merv said...

Yodel all you want Jr. . . and eat nice chocolates too!

rdlchic said...

I couldn't agree with Anonymous more. Human nature to fear what they don't understand.

Merv said...

I bet you look nice in the green shorts and the funny cap! :D HUR HUR HUR!

Joshua said...

LOL. Nut. Have you NOT taught Jr what "skiing" means in gay-speak? :D

Merv said...

Nut... the hordes of black posh cars surrounding Chawan and mind you, parked haphazardly. . . disregarding traffic rules... that is certainly very malaysian... if our leaders can do that, so can the rakyat . . . monkey see, monkey do. . .

Jr. said...

That's the thing. If someone does not understand, just ask.

But it should come straight from the horse's mouth. I don't think it's that hard to grasp the concept.

We just have feelings for someone and it happens to be of the same sex. If you were to tell that to a kid, i think they are more willing to accept the fact.

RPMnut said...

Then again, you've gotta ask the right person. Trouble is, most people seek answers via Google. And they end up getting gay porn sites.

Merv said...

Agree Jr . . . to see the world with a child's perspective...

RPMnut said...

And hur hur. No. The skiing issue has never cropped up, J....until now, that is :D

Jr. said...

Nut / J: You two are NUTS! I'm talking about skiing/snowboarding. Not what they do in the steamroom.

Merv said...

:D Hur Hur Hur... google is the new GOD of the century!

Joshua said...

Children are not bogged down by hand-me-down preconceptions of what's normal and what's not.

Trouble is, that degree of innocence and acceptance quickly withers away the moment they go to school.

RPMnut said...

Hur hur. Jr remembers his lessons well :D

RPMnut said...

Merv - Google...good for random searches, but awful as a tool to curb stereotypes. :P

Merv said...

Josh. . . there was an old monk who taught me this:

If you could see the world with a child's perspective you will find a special kind of happiness that is eternal and a state of mind, untroubled by the chaos of the world. . .

rdlchic said...

Or the moment they're old enough to absorb info from homophobic parents, Josh :P

Merv said...

what to do nut? I agree with you. . . perhaps people shld start thinking MONO..... :D hur hur hur!

Anonymous said...

Question is though, is that innocence and happiness out of ignorance or out of knowing better than to judge?

RPMnut said...

Perfectly valid question, Anon.
As they say. Ignorancce IS bliss.

rdlchic said...

I think it's a case of "what you don't know won't hurt you". Kids don't know any better. And they have no point of reference of what's right and wrong. Until someone TELLS them.

Jr. said...

J: Peer pressure.
That is.

But i want to highlight one thing. I recalled ASD mentioned that our kinds have flawed genes. My very first reaction after listening to that... i felt like smacking him. Then again, he was entitled to his own opinion.

But my gut tells me that there are no genes out there that are perfect. If there's one, it would have been God, himself/herself.

Joshua said...

Valid points. A child's innocence is often the result of ignorance. But that doesn't tend to last very long.

Jr. said...

Ooh i love philosophy. Did everyone ever read the book Sophie's World?

Right and wrong. Rdlchic, how sure of what you think is right is actually right? And what is wrong?
Too subjective.

Merv said...

It is up to your own perspective. . . how you feel, act, think is all up to your mind and heart. . .

Merv said...

it's not just about philosophy Jr, it's about finding out who you are and how you react to this world...

Joshua said...

Actually, Jr., ASD has a point.
Well, kinda.

I read that reseach done here in the States has shown that there are distinct differences in the way the homosexual brain is constituted. So it may very well be a case of gay men and lesbian women being naturally "wired" differently from heterosexual folk.

Nature vs nurture. Classic argument.

dctw said...

Jr. said...
Nut / J: You two are NUTS! I'm talking about skiing/snowboarding. Not what they do in the steamroom.

11:57 AM


What they do in steam room ? I'm not familliar with the terms.... Hehehe

Jr. said...

Is wired = defect genes?

I would rather be gay than to have cancer then.

Merv said...

Nut - time to put on your robe and teach!

Jr. said...

Alright, i'm going out to lunch now. Bye folks.

Merv said...

wah.. spoken like a true gay boi... Nut shld be proud of you Jr. . . :D

Joshua said...

I suppose the way our brains are wired is vaguely related to our genes, Jr.

asd said...

Jr. sayang... its either nurture or nature.. if we saying that its not in the DNA, then its the environment that made us gay (ie our parents or school or something)...

i am not saying that gays are flawed people... just that the DNA is flawed. Maybe its natures way of saying stop breeding people...

dctw said...

I'd tend to think that gay was a nurtured. Maybe I'm wrong.

dctw said...

Reason being a twin who has identical genes could end up one being and one not....

RPMnut said...

I'd use the word "DIFFERENT" rather than "FLAWED", asd....

Merv said...

tummy is growling . . see u guys.

RPMnut said...

I personally think it's a bit of both. Even if a person has a predisposition of being gay, it's his environment that ultimately decides if he/she chooses to explore the pink side of life.

Anonymous said...

I'd have to agree with Nut here. Saying our DNA is flawed indicates that we are, in essence flawed creatures. Which we are most certainly not.

jw said...

Wow. This is the most serious post ever on Life Liberty...

dctw said...

Some interesting readings from Wikipedia. Go take a look.

asha said...

What readings, David?

Joshua said...

Since DNA are the building blocks of all human life, saying that our DNA is flawed is admission that we are, as people, flawed. Quite a damning admission, don't you think, ASD?

rdlchic said...

Thank God for law school, eh, Nut?
The importance of one's choice of words cannot be over-emphasised - LOL

jw said...

I know a pair of twins. They're BOTH gay.

RPMnut said...

Hur hur. RDL. Indeed. I never thought that whole class on interpretation would be of any use. I was SO wrong :D

mooney said...

Are the twins hot? :D

RPMnut said...

And thank you mooney for bringing the whole discussion back to the wading pool. hur hur

Joshua said...

LOL. Watch out, guys.
Nut's claws are out. :D

rdlchic said...

Hee hee...I almost fell off my chair laughing..
Wading pool :D LOL

SC said...

Yea..I always wondered which it is..nature or nurture..but I don't think the difference in DNA means a flawed DNA though.

stacy said...

From a personal perspective, and from a strictly heterosexual, female point of view, gay men tend to be, in comparison to their hetero counterparts, smarter, more successful, better educated, far more thoughtful and are better company. Melati has probably never had the pleasure of being a fag hag.

dctw said...

jw said...
I know a pair of twins. They're BOTH gay.

12:30 PM

I know a few too.
But I also know some pairs that don't.

dctw said...

asha said...
What readings, David?

12:26 PM


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gay
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homosexuality

rdlchic said...

I AGREE WITH STACY! FAG HAGS KNOW BETTER! :D

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dctw said...

Out for lunch first..
Going lunch with Janvier since he's nearby

Joshua said...

Well guys - time for this old man to head off to bed.

Will catch you guys when Life Liberty comes back on the blogosphere.

In two words or less, screw homophobes! :D

Cheerio folks!

J out ;)

RPMnut said...

Whoops. Looks like I missed the old man.

See ya J! :P

Anonymous said...

ooh. David and Janvier. On that tree. Which so many people from this blog has seemingly been on - LOL

Anonymous said...

Interesting read:

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2008/06/080616-gay-brain.html

rdlchic said...

Wow. So nut. You and I are wired the same way eh? :D hee hee

asha said...

Has anyone read this book the G Quotient? Just found it on line when I was looking up this whole "gay men are more successful" thing.

RPMnut said...

Yup. Asha. You can read excerpts from it here:

http://www.gay.com/business/article.html?sernum=1749&navpath=/channels/business/

Also available at Borders.

rdlchic said...

I've been letting my colleagues read this Bernama article over lunch. Common concensus...it's rubbish.

Janvier said...

JW: Them gay twins are the gym-going ones kah?

Janvier said...

We've now introduced David to warm sake...hmmm. We should try cold sake next time.

Colin said...

Wow... I made a round to buttfuck Bangi and back and this place looks more serious than our parliament (which is as serious as a kindergarten yard).

Ision said...

you know, one day when all these silly sods have died and the world sees homosexuality for the biological reality it is we wont have anything else to focus our cutting gay perceptions on other than our husbands choice of curtain fabric...

if they want to lower homosexuality then they need to lower the population. nature has various methods of reigning in over population and homos (who dont have kids) is one of them.

Religions "NO BIRTH CONTROL" rules would then be seen as being counter productive hehe

jw said...

LOL. They workout at FF SPK. You know them? The Malay dudes.

asha said...

You calling today's blog a kindergarten, Colin?

Colin said...

I think Janvier is referring to the BodyJam going ones.

Colin said...

No, I am saying our parliament is like a kindergarten yard, don't get your knickers in a twist and start flinging tampons now asha :P

Anonymous said...

It's odd that Ision uses "homos" to describe gay men. Don't you think it's a rather insulting term?

asha said...

Tampons? Of course not Colin..:P
They're sooo last season :P hahahaha

what were you doing in Bangi?

Colin said...

I think any labels, gay, homo, fag etc is an insult. Why apply labels, I wouldn't wanna lobby for gay rights, I just want to be accepted as human.

Colin said...

Due to the lack of men in my company, I had to be the expensive coolie today to carry heavy equipment from the client, which is based in buttfuck Bangi.

Ision said...

not being insulting Mr No Identity, quite happily gay myself thanks... just couldnt be bothered to type the whole word and am sure you know what the abriviation is.

RPMnut said...

Ah...THOSE twins. The ones from the Curve, rite?

RPMnut said...

Hur hur. Colin Mr Macho :P :D

Ision said...

and a term is only as insulting as you want to make it.

Gays in australia use that term amongst ourselves all the time

Colin said...

Nut, they go wherever there is BodyJam, they are two of some kind of BodyJam collective...

rdlchic said...

Don't think that term is as widely accepted here, Ision.

I think even Nut would be insulted if you called him a "homo"

Janvier said...

Ayup, the BodyJamming ones. At least, we think both of them are... :S

And well we would use the terms homos/fags/queers too but we don't mean them in an insulting way.

RPMnut said...

Like the Borg eh, Colin?
Resistance is futile :P hur hur

Colin said...

I wonder who's their Queen hur hur... pun DEFINITELY intended

RPMnut said...

I personally don't fancy the term "homo". It may be technically correct and accurate, but for some strange reason it just sounds rude.

RPMnut said...

Colin. There is only ONE Queen....have I not thought you ANYTHING?

HUR HUR HUR

Janvier said...

We mean, we think that they're both gay.

Colin said...

I'm sorry, do you claim ownership of their collective? :P

I don't see you shaking your tush in Bodyjam LOL

Janvier said...

But Nut, it's sorta a different country altogether now. Can you BodyJam? Fight for the role to be queen over the BJ group. :P

asha said...

The assumption always is that jammers are gay, right? :D LOL

Colin said...

Speaking of teaching, haven't you been teaching David the new way of checking his bike settings?? *Thump*

RPMnut said...

Colin :

The Queen doesn't have to do what her people does. She rules from the comfort of her RPM studio/palace. :D:D:D

You don't see Elizabeth working the farms do you? Hello?!?!?!

Colin said...

Asha, if you haven't noticed, there are no straight men teaching BodyJam except Stephen.

RPMnut said...

No, Colin. Cos I was gonna do it for him at the next class :P

A little one-on-one action planned :D hur hur

asha said...

Ha ha...yeah. I know. Which is why he assumption is correct. Jammers are all gay :D

Which means the twins are very likely gay too :D

mooney said...

One-On-One-Action?
Ooohhhhhh :D

Colin said...

And on Nut moves from ASD to David...

RPMnut said...

Exsqueeze me.
Nut was never AT/ON/IN/UNDER asd to start with.

dctw said...

Janvier said...
We've now introduced David to warm sake...hmmm. We should try cold sake next time.

2:46 PM


Hehehe.. makes me sleepy.. Dang

rdlchic said...

You forgot OVER, Nut. - ha ha :D

RPMnut said...

Fine. And OVER asd for that matter :P

RPMnut said...

Sake for lunch. worse than banana leaf rice, better than sleeping pills....hur hur

Janvier said...

We read Nut's comment as "Cos I was gonna him the next class".

:P

Oh we give a bit of leeway and assume 90% of Jammers are gay. Our straight friends joins the class too.

dctw said...

Colin said...
Speaking of teaching, haven't you been teaching David the new way of checking his bike settings?? *Thump*

3:19 PM

Hahaha... my nearly cramped my legs yesterday. I think is because the Pump on Monday...... SO stopped for a few times to stretch out my legs.

RPMnut said...

Don't be silly, Janvier. There's not enough space in the studio for that sorta thing :P hur hur

asha said...

LOL. When are you teaching next with David in the class, Nut?

I'm SOOO gonna be there to watch :D LOL

Colin said...

They have been known to improvise in shower and toilet cubicles and cars. An rpm studio compared to that is nothing.

RPMnut said...

Have you seen the condition of the studio floor, Colin?

Janvier said...

Goodness. Repetitive Passionate Movements in the studio with funky music and disco lights. Aren't you able to move the bikes?

dctw said...

I'm not coming for RPM this week because have adhoc band practice...

Colin said...

A nasty romp is a dirty act by itself, floor shloor... what's a little dirt and sweat hur hur...

Janvier said...

Does the condition of the studio floor matter much, Nut, when you have yoga mats available?

RPMnut said...

I won't be taking the Thursday at Axis this week either. Work beckons. :(

Colin. You have SO not seen the floors.

Colin said...

I am worried about Janvier's "familiarity" with the situation...

RPMnut said...

And seriously. One-one-one meant personal bike adjustment services. Gutterbrains :P

Colin said...

I definitely notice it after you and WC have a go at the class... when you both do it, we nickname the result, Lake Wesley and Lake Eric.

RPMnut said...

I know. I'm wondering if we should sweep the studio floors with one of them CSI blacklights to look for stains.

RPMnut said...

And the two lakes eventually merge and spillover the edge of the stage as NutWes Falls??? :D

asha said...

Ha ha....I think Colin has a point. You and wes sweat the most on stage during RPM. Amazing :D

Janvier said...

It's a gym. Of course we should be a bit familiar with what's equipped and what's not. :P

And we wouldn't need McGuyver's brains to think of improvisation... :P

Colin said...

Speaking of which, Nut. DO NOT make the new bike's saddle slant forward, PLEASE!

Colin said...

I think we should just call it Carterchin Falls.

RPMnut said...

Please. That's not my doing. Those slanty seats at Axis and SPK were the collective results of 3 years of hard work on them :P

RPMnut said...

One wonders what other forms of improvisation Janvier has thought of with the gym's equipment...hur hur

Colin said...

Oh yeah? I don't see the same pattern occurring in gyms you and WC don't teach in. :P

rdlchic said...

Hee hee...Carterchin...cute name :D

RPMnut said...

I don't teach in SPK :P

Colin said...

You stay away from those dumbbells in the studio Janvier!

RPMnut said...

Or the pump bars, for that matter, Colin. :P

Colin said...

Nut, not anymore you mean :P

Janvier said...

Hooo-kay we haven't thought of what can be done with dumbbells... *ponders* We'd have thought you'd mention the bars you use in BodyPump - start off with a bit o' pole dancin' and the likes...

Colin said...

I am going to write an email to Susan Tolj just in case Gandalf ever have THAT insane idea to make use of the pump bars for such a move.

RPMnut said...

START OFF with the pump bars...and progress the big-ass Olympic bars in the weight room, Janvier? :P hur hur

Janvier said...

So much that we're missing out...now woncer we're still scrawny.

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