The Yamaha Road Star Warrior Forum

OldMan:

Shag:

OldMan:

    Are you harley guys going to start a *** registry now?   

 

hahahaha!  No.   

I don't know, but Shag the *** has a certain ring to it.

Dennis:

 Sorry HD riders. F'n hillarious! 

Shag:

OldMan:

Shag:

OldMan:

    Are you harley guys going to start a *** registry now?   

 

hahahaha!  No.   

I don't know, but Shag the *** has a certain ring to it.

  

 

they probably meant to reference all cruiser riders , but no one had ever heard of Yamaha riders

BJINFIDEL:

There was a WHOLE other funny side to this definition change too. On one of the Satellite shows I was listening too, the started talking about the Episode. One of the Hosts on the show is Gay and and likes to debate Gay Rights. He HONESTLY BELIEVES that this episode is a step in a positive direction for the Gay Community. It takes the term and uses it in a way that takes the Gay Slur away from it. It "made the word less offensive". By showing the "f word" in a different context, it makes it less of a HATE term against gays. seriously.

Also, the other underlying theme here is there is this campaign on tv to get teenagers to stop saying "gay" in the context like "that shirt is soo gay" or "this movie is hella gay". I think one tv spot has Hillary Duff. It can be argued that the definition is changed as to not imply that the shirt makes you look like a homosexual, but that it makes you look retarded..um I mean stupid...err you know what I mean. Needless to say I think the whole campaign is well...pretty gay.

Dennis:

BJINFIDEL:

There was a WHOLE other funny side to this definition change too. On one of the Satellite shows I was listening too, the started talking about the Episode. One of the Hosts on the show is Gay and and likes to debate Gay Rights. He HONESTLY BELIEVES that this episode is a step in a positive direction for the Gay Community. It takes the term and uses it in a way that takes the Gay Slur away from it. It "made the word less offensive". By showing the "f word" in a different context, it makes it less of a HATE term against gays. seriously.

 

Also, the other underlying theme here is there is this campaign on tv to get teenagers to stop saying "gay" in the context like "that shirt is soo gay" or "this movie is hella gay". I think one tv spot has Hillary Duff. It can be argued that the definition is changed as to not imply that the shirt makes you look like a homosexual, but that it makes you look retarded..um I mean stupid...err you know what I mean. Needless to say I think the whole campaign is well...pretty gay.

Dennis:

BJINFIDEL:

There was a WHOLE other funny side to this definition change too. On one of the Satellite shows I was listening too, the started talking about the Episode. One of the Hosts on the show is Gay and and likes to debate Gay Rights. He HONESTLY BELIEVES that this episode is a step in a positive direction for the Gay Community. It takes the term and uses it in a way that takes the Gay Slur away from it. It "made the word less offensive". By showing the "f word" in a different context, it makes it less of a HATE term against gays. seriously.

 

Also, the other underlying theme here is there is this campaign on tv to get teenagers to stop saying "gay" in the context like "that shirt is soo gay" or "this movie is hella gay". I think one tv spot has Hillary Duff. It can be argued that the definition is changed as to not imply that the shirt makes you look like a homosexual, but that it makes you look retarded..um I mean stupid...err you know what I mean. Needless to say I think the whole campaign is well...pretty gay.

http://www.thrfeed.com/2009/11/glaad-protests-south-park-fbomb-episode.html

GLAAD protests 'South Park' f-bomb episode

BJINFIDEL:

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Sin_City_Warrior:

Dennis:

BJINFIDEL:

There was a WHOLE other funny side to this definition change too. On one of the Satellite shows I was listening too, the started talking about the Episode. One of the Hosts on the show is Gay and and likes to debate Gay Rights. He HONESTLY BELIEVES that this episode is a step in a positive direction for the Gay Community. It takes the term and uses it in a way that takes the Gay Slur away from it. It "made the word less offensive". By showing the "f word" in a different context, it makes it less of a HATE term against gays. seriously.

 

Also, the other underlying theme here is there is this campaign on tv to get teenagers to stop saying "gay" in the context like "that shirt is soo gay" or "this movie is hella gay". I think one tv spot has Hillary Duff. It can be argued that the definition is changed as to not imply that the shirt makes you look like a homosexual, but that it makes you look retarded..um I mean stupid...err you know what I mean. Needless to say I think the whole campaign is well...pretty gay.

Found this article:

http://www.thrfeed.com/2009/11/glaad-protests-south-park-fbomb-episode.html

GLAAD protests 'South Park' f-bomb episode

The Gay & *** Alliance Against Defamation is coming out against Wednesday's "South Park" episode that attempted to re-define the word "***."

In the episode, the "South Park" gang rally their Colorado town to use the anti-gay slur to refer to "annoying and inconsiderate" riders of Harley Davidson motorcycles. Local gays initially take offense the boys' use of the world, then get on board with the re-branding after noting the word is "never going to disappear, [it's] simply too much fun to say."

GLAAD says they get the joke ... they just didn't find it very funny.

 

Click link for whole thing, including their press release.