Awesome… As usual Tom, you rock!

Posts made by MrMazda
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RE: Gay Couple's Account of 'Homophobic Rant' Witnessed at LI Starbucks
WOW! It's pretty sad as to how things can go down at this day and age. I know for sure I won't ever go to a StarBucks now that I've seen this. I hope the "manager" gets what is coming to her and real fast.
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RE: New York Gay Marriage: State Assembly Approves Same-Sex Marriage Bill
One more step closer… Yet sadly, we're still a ways away from being fully equipped with equal rights in the USA
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RE: Gay: Born this way?
I'm not exactly sure that there is a "cure" per say. While the neurological results show an interesting co-relation between the makeup of the brain between gay men and straight women, the more interesting part remains that in previous articles similar to this that I've read, it was also noted that during the pregnancy, the amount of hormones that the fetus is exposed to proportionately tended to influence the sexual orientation of the resulting child. This was based on certain levels, particularly estrogen in which the fetus was exposed to during the pregnancy and if I'm not mistaken, the level of testosterone that the sperm is subjected to prior to insemination, compared to the gender of the fetus.
As I recall, it was noted that for a male fetus where the sperm was subjected to a lower level of testosterone, and the fetus during pregnancy was somehow exposed to a higher level of estrogen, that the result was a gay male. By the same token, a female sperm exposed to higher levels of testosterone and exposed to a more elevated level of estrogen generally resulted in a lesbian. All of that being said, it just further emphasizes that sexual orientation is predetermined prior to the birthing process, and not a matter of a "choice".
This just adds to the more interesting plethora of information that one can find on the subject, which further suggests that it is not a matter of choice, rather a matter of genetics and body chemistry. As for the "cure", I fail to see how such a thing would be effective in any way whatsoever, especially seeing as how there is further scientific evidence that reasonably suggests that it is not a matter of choice.
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RE: Stir in Virginia over Rainbow flag at a Federal Reserve Bank
I've been around plenty of straight men long enough to know that their minds are as cemented in the gutter as ours are. The only difference is that with heteros, it all depends on the female. If she won't put out, it's Mr. Hand that does the job.
Just sayin…
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RE: Sunday Cock!!
@ultimate:
They look good not only on Sunday but even for the rest of the week :cheesy2:
:true:
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RE: Most Americans Disagree With Church Teaching On Homosexuality, Abortion
This just goes to show another reason why the term "separation of church and state" is more or less a requirement in order to fulfill any society reasonably. Moreover, the more interesting part is that in reality, the bible never does actually say anything about not tolerating homosexuality.
The more interesting part when it comes to religion is that one could argue that Jesus was a flaming homo himself. When you think about it, he's always portrayed as dressing in long dress like robes, had the long hair going, and well… hung out with the same 12 MEN. I think all of you know where I'm going with this one. :lolp:
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RE: Chubs and Chasers
I also agree with that statement. Bear does not necessarily imply being chubby… It more often than not refers to the amount of body hair and general composition of the body, rather than just the "excess weight". For this reason, I think distinguishing between the two would be a wise idea. Although it is true that in many cases, chubs and bears can fall into the same category, this does not mean that all bears fall into the chubs category.
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RE: Slow internet download and system restore issue (Windows XP)
Although reformatting is an option, I don't think it's going to be necessary in this case. I can likely save you the frustration of having to restore everything after having reformatted and re-installed… ESPECIALLY if you don't have a secondary hard drive (or at least partition) in which to store your content on, separate from the hard drive/partition that you keep your data on.
If you need further assistance, you have my number. If you don't know where you've put it, PM me and I can send it to you again, or I can call you... I still have your number saved in my phone
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RE: My dick from Paris ;-)
Nice!! I'd love to know what that would feel like sliding in and out of me
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RE: Ontario DriveClean Program
I'm still kind of shocked that my car passed with flying colours somehow. Basing it on my mileage that I got after tuning up my 1997 Mercury Sable (quite literally with the same gas tank, lines, etc. because they were pulled off my 1997 when I totalled it on February 22, 2010 and put onto this 1996 Mercury Sable to make it pass safety) I was averaging 475 - 550kms per tank, depending on how much of it was highway driving. On this car, I get lucky if I can get 450kms on mostly highway driving before my engine starts sputtering, so there's no doubt in my mind that it is indeed in dyer need of a tune up. I pulled one of the spark plugs to be sure yesterday and it most definitely was quite nasty looking. I'm just stumped as to how it could have passed an eTest in that condition, unless the eTest is nothing more than a cash grab.
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RE: Slow internet download and system restore issue (Windows XP)
It is most likely that you may have a deeper rooted system issue. There is an easy way in which to correct this. My suggestion would be to try the following steps to clear any potential lingering issue that may be hidden within your system:
- Open a command prompt window. This can be done either by going to Start > Run and telling it to run cmd, or by going Start > All Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt
- Run the following 3 commands:
1) ipconfig /flushdns
2) netsh int ip reset ipreset.txt
3) netsh winsock reset resetlog.txt - Unplug the power to your cable modem and router (if any).
- Shut down your computer.
- Plug in the power to your cable modem and wait for it to fully boot up.
- Plug in your router (if any) and wait for it to fully boot up.
- Turn your computer back on.
This generally solves a wide range of system issues. In other cases, it may be a matter of verifying that you have the correct network protocols installed on your computer, which does get a little more advanced.
As for your system restore, is there a particular error message (particularly a stop/error code) that you receive when attempting to use this feature? If so, I may require additional information from your System Event Viewer to more precisely narrow down the cause of the backlog in your internet connectivity as well as the exact reason for your system restore not working properly.
Once this is done, try running your speed tests again. If this does not resolve the issue, there may be another underlying problem with the hardware configuration, which would make it necessary to know how your hardware is configured.
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RE: First gay crush
Having been in such a boat myself, I know that feeling all too well. By the simple fact alone that he's clearly been observing you would suggest to me that there's some sort of attraction to you. Perhaps he's afraid of approaching you for the same reason that you have this little dilemma with approaching him. I know for my days at the gym that I generally tended to keep to myself for fear of creating an unpleasant situation, despite the number of times that I could swear I was being cruised. Perhaps starting with some sort of casual conversation may also be a good place to start to kind of see how things go.
My recommendation would be to start with asking about his workout plan as it were. Playing dumb is often a good way to stir some conversation. Depending on how things go from there would determine what the next step would be. If possible, casually start to turn the conversation from the workout to a more general level, as to get a sense of where his interests are. It is quite likely from the sounds of it that he may either be closeted, or is possibly afraid to make the first advance on anyone for fear that they may be straight.
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RE: Stir in Virginia over Rainbow flag at a Federal Reserve Bank
It's funny to see that some people seem to be more concerned with such petty things than they are about actually getting the proper facts. As a matter of fact, on a worldwide scale, the number of heterosexual females with some sort of venereal disease is actually larger than that of the gay population. This fact also holds true within North America. The only exception to this statistic is specific only to HIV. That being said however, I don't imagine that it will be much longer before the HIV infection rate in heterosexuals (particularly females) will rise above that of the gay population.
This simple fact alone suggests that these people need to go back to school and get a basic education on the subjects that they are speaking of, before actually making the mistake of opening their trap and speaking about such things.
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RE: Robert Gates On DADT: No Opt-Out For Opponents Of Gays In The Military
That's the sad part. There aren't many people out there with the balls to actually go through with such things. There really needs to be more of them to make a further demonstration to society.
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RE: Is it wrong to spy on my uncle?
Blood related or not, I don't see an issue with an attraction to a relative in that regard. The whole taboo nature of it for some can be quite a turn on. My only advice is to be careful at just how far you go because you don't want to end up creating a potential problem, or otherwise awkward situation. That being said though, as long as you're careful about it, view all you want. It's only natural