Some chicks marry chicks.

[loveDSLR]

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[SrBiscuit]

watched that video 5 times friday...so good.

loving the lighting on lesbian babs.

well done.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

The photo in this thread was inspired by the following video:​

(Please don't accidentally miss the disclaimer – the "F" word is used many times in the video)​

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TMTrpugT0E

:lmao:

 

[Ron Evers]

The photo in this thread was inspired by the following video:

I watched about a third of it & shut it off. Too bad they could not use respectful language; maybe then they would gain some respect instead of being dismissed.

 

[loveDSLR]

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[PerfectlyFlawed]

Dont like the kids using profanity...thats a little uncalled for. The video gets the point across thats for sure haha. Very interesting pic! I like it.

:: waits for the drama::

 

[Village Idiot]

I love lesbians.

 

[Olympus E300]

The LGBT Community could and has tried to use respectful language and has tried the "Mr. Nice Guy" way for years, but it doesn't seem to have made much a difference, and they didn't gain the respect for it using that route, and now made sure they made their point loud and clear this time in this video. So I don't blame them for taking this route and I fully support it. It inspired me to actually come up with a concept, set up lighting, and shoot this. 'Nuff said![/FONT]

They don't have my respect. I am, however, indifferent. I could care less what another person's sexual orientation is. Myself, I'm as straight as an arrow and proud of it. If you're gay, that doesn't offend me nor does it make me feel uncomfortable. It doesn't mean that you have my respect though.

Cheers!
- Daniel

 

[o hey tyler]

So basically you're unable to respect someone because of their sexual orientation?

Makes total sense.

 

[Phranquey]

The LGBT Community could and has tried to use respectful language and has tried the "Mr. Nice Guy" way for years, but it doesn't seem to have made much a difference, and they didn't gain the respect for it using that route, and now made sure they made their point loud and clear this time in this video. So I don't blame them for taking this route and I fully support it. It inspired me to actually come up with a concept, set up lighting, and shoot this. 'Nuff said![/FONT]

They don't have my respect. I am, however, indifferent. I could care less what another person's sexual orientation is. Myself, I'm as straight as an arrow and proud of it. If you're gay, that doesn't offend me nor does it make me feel uncomfortable. It doesn't mean that you have my respect though.

Cheers!
- Daniel

So basically you're unable to respect someone because of their sexual orientation?

Makes total sense.

I could care less what orientation, race, gender, religion a person is, you have every bit of my respect to let you be who you want..... until you try to shove it in my face.

 

[o hey tyler]

The LGBT Community could and has tried to use respectful language and has tried the "Mr. Nice Guy" way for years, but it doesn't seem to have made much a difference, and they didn't gain the respect for it using that route, and now made sure they made their point loud and clear this time in this video. So I don't blame them for taking this route and I fully support it. It inspired me to actually come up with a concept, set up lighting, and shoot this. 'Nuff said![/FONT]

They don't have my respect. I am, however, indifferent. I could care less what another person's sexual orientation is. Myself, I'm as straight as an arrow and proud of it. If you're gay, that doesn't offend me nor does it make me feel uncomfortable. It doesn't mean that you have my respect though.

Cheers!
- Daniel

So basically you're unable to respect someone because of their sexual orientation?

Makes total sense.

I could care less what orientation, race, gender, religion a person is, you have every bit of my respect to let you be who you want..... until you try to shove it in my face.

So you must not like fundamentalist Christians very much.

 

[SrBiscuit]

that "shoving in your face"...i think thats reactionary to the way theyve been treated...

you nailed it tyler...its ok for some groups to throw **** around but not others. (not saying this is you phranquey).

this thread will be locked soon i reckon.

 

[Geaux]

I have gay friends and have no problem with gay marriage. I DO have a problem with the kids cursing in it. I don't see the point.

 

[loveDSLR]

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[NCAFLeo88]

I DO have a problem with the kids cursing in it. I don't see the point.

Totally agreed. As a gay man, I want to be respected for WHO I am, not one single, small thing about me.

And about the "throwing things in people's faces" I agree that its not fair that every group in America (or the world for that matter) does it, but only when the gays' do it, its an issue...

But, hey, thats the beauty of "The American Dream" isn't it?