This would have been a non issue for the young man, except for the way society views and treats gays.
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RE: Rutgers University student kills self after sex tape airs onlineposted in LGBT News
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RE: ACS:Law could face £500,000 fine for porn list leakposted in General News
If you live in the UK and want to see if they have you on the list, you can put your post code in and see if your name is listed.
hXXp://www.ueof.co.uk/acslaw/postcode.php?postcode=po10+7th
I'm not on their list.

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RE: UK gay, lesbian and bisexual population revealedposted in LGBT News
I have to agree with the guy from Stonewall.
People are not going to be fully honest for many reasons, so the number of gays will be severely under reported.
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Intel's unveils controversial PC upgrade schemeposted in Computer Discussion & Support
hXXp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-11379089
Intel's unveils controversial PC upgrade scheme
The card unlocks features already present on the dual-core chips
Intel is giving buyers of some computers the chance to pay for an upgrade that boosts the power of the processor in their desktop PC.The pilot scheme will involve purchasing a card bearing a security key that unlocks the extra features via the web.
Critics have derided the idea as a way for Intel to charge customers for something the chip can already do.
Intel said the scheme was about offering "choice and flexibility".
"The pilot in a limited number of retail stores will centre on one Pentium processor, one of our value brands, and will enable a consumer to upgrade the performance of their PC online," Intel spokesman George Alfs told BBC News.
Margin squeeze
"This saves the user from buying a new system or taking it in for a physical upgrade."Initially, the cash-based upgrade scheme will only apply to computers containing the G6951 desktop processor. According to Intel a sister chip, the G6950, costs $87 (£56) each when bought in batches of 1,000. Intel would not confirm the cost of the upgrade cards but said reports that they would retail for $50 were "in the ballpark".
The upgrade would increase the size of the chip's cache memory and unlock a technology known as hyperthreading. This would allow the computer to be more responsive and help with data-intensive tasks such as video editing as it enables a workload to be spread more dynamically shared across the two processors.
The G6951 processor is a dual core 2.8Ghz chip from Intel's i3 family that is intended for lower-end desktop machines. This part of the PC market is seen as very competitive and price sensitive.
The G6951 is not available to buy yet but is expected to be used in Gateway's SX2841-09e desktop machine that will only be available from the Best Buy store. A comparable Gateway machine currently costs $559.99 (£385). Acer is also believed to be taking part in the upgrade scheme.
The company would not comment on which countries would be involved in the pilot and how many retailers it intends to target.
The web pages that Intel has set up to support its "down the wire" upgrade service report that it is being piloted with a "limited number" of customers in the US, Canada, Spain and the Netherlands.
Intel said that the programme was due to roll out in the fourth quarter of 2010 and could start as early as October.
'Bone-headed'
News of the scheme was broken by the technology blog Engadget which showed pictures of the cards on the internet and called the move an "intriguing business model".
As information began spreading across the web, critics and supporters weighed in.
"This is a bone-headed move for Intel to make," said Adrian Kingsley-Hughes of technology blog ZDNet.com.
"The upgrade mechanism here is a basic one, so it won't be long until the process is hacked. It's highly confusing for the consumer. To be honest, it's not really worth the $50 and customers could spend their money better."
In a blog post, author and copyright reform activist Cory Doctorow said the principle on which the upgrade cards are based "flies in the face of the entire human history of innovation".
"By this reasoning, the company that makes big tins of juice should be able to charge you extra for the right to use the empty cans to store lugnuts," he wrote.
But Steven Mostyn of the Tech Herald noted that Intel is not the first tech player to charge its customers for locked content.
"Major publishers within the video games industry have long since adopted the profit-wringing strategy of locking gameplay content on disc until players shell out extra for 'downloadable' access."
That is truly disgraceful.
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RE: Where do i go?posted in Chit Chat
Regardless of how long it may take to see a specialist, you need to get the ball rolling.
The sooner you start, the sooner you can start getting the help {professional and benefits} that you need.
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RE: Where do i go?posted in Chit Chat
Talk to your GP and get a referral to see a specialist for your problems.
You should also talk to the local council and tell them your situation, as they might be able to help with a council flat or something.
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RE: Germany’s foreign secretary married his boyfriend last weekposted in LGBT News
Homosexual couples can enter into a registered partnership in German
I wish news writers were more honest when writing this shit.
Germany, like most of the rest of the world, does not support true equality for gays. They are not married, nor can they get married, despite the headline.
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RE: Links and Code Tagposted in GayTorrent.ru Discussions
Personally, I'm all for banning the use of the code tags and only allowing hXXp for links that go outside GT.ru and St.ru.
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RE: My new wonder supplement: Chitosanposted in Health & Fitness
The thread title and the opening post don't seem to match.
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RE: New Driving School In Birminghamposted in Chit Chat
You should give a discount to anyone who's a member here.

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RE: Being gay?posted in Sex & Relationships
The section of brain that was mentioned is a primal part and only has function in basic primal function, not thought.
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RE: 403 FORBIDENposted in GayTorrent.ru Discussions
I get the 403 error and I'm using Chrome and FireFox.
All you have to do it get past it is to refresh the page.
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RE: Most BitTorrent files illegal: studyposted in General News
There have been plenty of studies that show that piracy helps the entertainment industry.
I have pirated several albums of people I never heard of before, many of which I now buy all their albums. The same thing with tv and movies.
I also pirate video games and then try them on my computer. If I like the game, then I buy it for either my xBox 360 or my PS3.
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RE: BIGGER, STRONGER, FASTERposted in GayTorrent.ru Discussions
bigger, stronger, faster
That is the name a documentary about steroid abuse in sports.
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Disclaimerposted in Hook Ups
GT.ru and it's staff are not responsible for anything that may happen when you hook up with another person using this section.
Use your head and look out for your own safety.
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RE: Boy Tested for STDs After Finding Condom in Hotel Roomposted in General News
It's not a hotel policy, it's required by law.
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RE: Boy Tested for STDs After Finding Condom in Hotel Roomposted in General News
First problem: The kid was playing with the condom in the morning, then developed symptoms (herpes-like blisters) just a few hours later. That's too soon.
I saw this too.
The kid could be allergic to latex.
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RE: Why Canyon Ridge Christian Church Defends Its $$$ Support of Anti-Gay Pastorposted in Religion & Philosophy
You'll need to read more than just that part. Many cities were accused of committing the sins of Sodom. The one thing you will notice is that while they are said to have committed the same sin, there is no mention of sex.
Even the use of "to know" does not mean that it was necessarily about sex. There are 914 confirmed cases where "to know" means literally that, to know something/someone. On the other hand there are less than 20 confirmed cases of "to know" meaning sex.
Even if we exclude the other cities that committed the same sin of inhospitality, there is no clear evidence that "to know" in the case of Sodom had anything to do with sex. The region was war torn and some strangers suddenly appear, so the town's men wanted to know them. Why are we supposed to automatically assume that means they wanted to fuck them?! It would make more sense that the town's men wanted to meet them and find out who they are. This makes even more sense when you consider that, in order to keep the men from attacking the strangers, Abraham offers up his daughters for sex if they will leave the men alone. Now why would a man offer his daughters up for sex to a bunch of gays?! That makes no sense.
Of the 5 cities {Sodom, Gomorrah, Admah, Zeboim and Bela—also called Zoar} that were destroyed that night, only Sodom is supposed to have been destroyed for homosexuality, yet they all committed the exact same sins. So why hasn't any of the other cities been labelled as fag cities?!