[tripsk]

i wanna fuck up someones organic garden with powerful leg kicks

[gast30]

[quote=floatingslowly]

@gast: I saw that lost monkey, and thought of you. Not even The Great Gastby can dis his jacket. How was Dutchland?


quote]i tell you some news about the last months what happend here on the border with dutchland

so this place is close to belgium, germany
many cannabis tourist come there from all over the world

the mayer of the city was tired of all the cannabis tourist that came there

he has no reason
because canabis tourist are relaxed

the mayer connects the general crimes that happen with the tourists
making propaganda that they are a problem

so there is a new law made that only dutch people with a canabis passport can buy cannabis at coffeeshops
so no tourist and many coffeeshops have been closed all over dutchland

so now i, the tourist, can not buy canabis
the little fun that was there is now over

that is what is happening in dutchland

it is now just a city as many other city's
something that is die'ing slowly

[floatingslowly]

it's like that in California too, if you wish for a presciption.

Although I do not currently smoke, I seen no valid reason for its continued prohibition.

Let gay people get high at their weddings.

[gast30]

i find that such a stupid thing that gays want to get married

why?

wedding is something from religion culture that ALWAYS is been ANTI-GAY

why do you really really want something from them?

i don't understand gays that want a marriage

and do know that 70% of marriages end over a short period of time

so it is already a wrong idea of love or beeing together

they are not the only people i don't understand
like woman who want silicone tits

[gast30]

how are your thumbs flowty?

already adapted to the cyber through super/////speed//////internet

[floatingslowly]

Gays wish to marry because they are likely tired of having the status quo dictate who they may love and the level of committment allowed.

Sure, there may be those, as there are in all marriages, who regret the decision to marry, but at least they were given the opportunity to decide.

In my book, those who have their rights endangered, deserve their rights the most.

[Rob Instigator]

actually, the rates are about 50% of marriages end, which means you have a 50/50 chance that it will not end. good odds.

Gays want marriage because hospitals, governments, etc will not recognize their right to care for, decide medical issues, or participate in their health insurance etc of their partner.

countless homosexual partners are banned from visiting their dying partner, because they are not next of kin, or legal spouse.

they have no power in the "legal" world, especially seeing as how being gay was straight up illegal, and still is in many places.

Marriage confers certain rights as to adoption, inheritance, etc, shit that straight people take for granted.

[Rob Instigator]

weddings have not always been religious either.

in fact, in USA, a marriage is a legal contract, which you have to swear an oath to get before you have a wedding ceremony. There are official paperworks, and documents, and in some places blood tests.

also, if you are a man and live with a woman, or vice versa, for oevr 6 months, sharing expenses for living, you are automatically treated as common-law married. and common law spouses does not apply to gays living with each other and sharing expenses for years or decades.

it is straight up discrimination.

[!@#$%!]

Originally Posted by Rob Instigator

actually, the rates are about 50% of marriages end, which means you have a 50/50 chance that it will not end. good odds.

Gays want marriage because hospitals, governments, etc will not recognize their right to care for, decide medical issues, or participate in their health insurance etc of their partner.

countless homosexual partners are banned from visiting their dying partner, because they are not next of kin, or legal spouse.

they have no power in the "legal" world, especially seeing as how being gay was straight up illegal, and still is in many places.

Marriage confers certain rights as to adoption, inheritance, etc, shit that straight people take for granted.

yes

Originally Posted by Rob Instigator

weddings have not always been religious either.

in fact, in USA, a marriage is a legal contract, which you have to swear an oath to get before you have a wedding ceremony. There are official paperworks, and documents, and in some places blood tests.

also, if you are a man and live with a woman, or vice versa, for oevr 6 months, sharing expenses for living, you are automatically treated as common-law married. and common law spouses does not apply to gays living with each other and sharing expenses for years or decades.

it is straight up discrimination.

and yes.

case closed

 

[gast30]

it is a sort of agreement wich is based on securing the investment
because if IF you even try to bring that in danger then consequences follow

something like a contract that people hang like a chain around eachothers neck if you ask me
that is what i feel with these things

[floatingslowly]

What.
About.
Love?

Did either of you get married for hospital visitation rights?

[Rob Instigator]

I did. I gots to visit that El Paso bootie in the hospital.

[Rob Instigator]

You don;t need to be married to live in love for life. gays and Goldie Hawn have done this for ever.

marriage joins two families

[EVOLghost]

 

[gast30]

don't mess with love
don't mess with nature

my advise is before you go emotionally blind
look for someone on the same level of intelligence and see also if this is go'ing up as the time passes

you must feel good to very good with a relationship
must boost your health on all levels

if not ... better exit sap

[gast30]

tip of the day ....

if you are looking for some curing
have a sip of your morning urine


does anyone here ever have drinked his/her morning urine?

[gast30]

you can also accept your thought about people that suck
and move on

and become something that doesn't suck

then you are more true to yourself

it is ok to complain, you have the right to trow out your dissapointment
at a sertain piont you can decide how you are going to move on in your life
how you are going to deal with these things
so you would have a more pleasent life
without every inch you move forward hitting your head against the same walls

[gast30]

then you are not growing in life
you are not develloping
nothing changed in your life

i know that in my life a billion changes have taken place
changes that were good for my growth
making me happy about the person that i wanted to be
feeling good
and wish that for everyone

[floatingslowly]

I get what you're saying man. I think it goes along with the OMG-INDYCORE vibe Sonic Youth puts out. This place is full of "I posted about that last year" posts. As if being first matters. I reckon it stems from the same place that causes d-bags in giant white trucks to cut people off on the freeway (but with an ironic kitten-sweater style).

Message boards ARE about entertainment, and so I'm free to state when someone is not, just as I am free to ignore them. I also realize that talking about ignoring someone somewhat defeats the purpose, which is why I haven't bothered mentioning any names.

Y'all should keep talking about it in my stead. I am on my third day of fever, and wish each and everyone of you a grueling death.

[gast30]

i wish that on your beginning of your forth day of fever your balls swell up like a tennisball and you have massive pain there
and can get no erection or sex for the next 6 moths