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Both of my cows have chicken pox.

My cat has chicken pox, too.

Derp.

Rat has a point here.

[JeremiahPedoBear]

Found another.

[Contor42]

I'm... *steps out of limo*
Famous

[royalblue]

Why is everything Tiger says blanked out?

[JeremiahPedoBear]

Why is everything Tiger says blanked out?

She asked me to.

[Guest77]

Two things in these pictures.

I do believe that orange and yellow were secret allies - they never touched each other despite spawning directly next to each other (I spectated the entire game). Secondly, because Contor42 was losing, he went on to insult them; however, I personally find what he said offensive. Gay does not mean 'stupid.'

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[Contor42]

lol XD

[royalblue]

lol XD

I wouldn't laugh, if I were you.

[Ratburntro44]

Two things in these pictures.

I do believe that orange and yellow were secret allies - they never touched each other despite spawning directly next to each other (I spectated the entire game). Secondly, because Contor42 was losing, he went on to insult them; however, I personally find what he said offensive. Gay does not mean 'stupid.'

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As for the gay comment, ok... it's deserves a warning maybe, depending on the intent. I have said on multiple occasions however, "That's gay" or "Don't be gay". I am not meaning it literally either as homosexuality or as gleeful. Gay is a common street expression to infer that you think something is stupid/silly/retarded. IE: Look at the word in the Urban dictionary: "often used to describe something stupid or unfortunate." Granted, it's origins may not be in the best of intentions, but is common-place usage in many people's vocab and is often intended as mentioned, nothing more. Again, when I use it, I am by no means meaning the literal "gleeful" or derogatorily in reference to homosexuals. I have close family that is gay, good friends that are gay, and I have no issues with homosexual people. Likewise, I have on several occasions used the word as I describe, directed at my gay friends, without them being offended, as the meaning and intent is understood.

Among the heterosexual male undergraduates surveyed, attitudes about the acceptability of same-sexuality were unrelated to using the phrase.

Personally, I am neutral in that argument, but feel it ought to be argued.

[Guest77]

poof