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Carver:
its not the gayest thing i've seen right, but its foreign innit, might be gay, you know them veiled messages....and all that shit. i lamped one in marocco in 98, i thought he was selling me a camera. POP!! bust his lip. if you laugh at the wrong thing and you might get, you know, taken for being a fruit aswell! it just a fashion thing for some of them, being that way. just saying' ah well, i'll try that". i wouldn't think about it, what would the chick race do then eh? yoooow! daft eh? who's all ON it tonight then???
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This movie is not the most overtly homosexual thing that I have experienced. But as it's foreign there could be subtle inuendo's and inusations of homosexuality, partly to do with my inherent suspcion of foreigners and the xenophobic ways of the British of which I subscribe to. For instance, In morocco when I was 'exporting my culture' to the natives, I had to physically asssault someone who tried to preposition me for man-on-man carnal acts of a lisciovious nature. This shocked me, not because of the brazen approach, but that someone thought that this was acceptable behaviour around me and that I tacitly supported this. Furthermore, I didn't want anyone to think that I too could be homosexual, hence the ensuing violence.
But really, all this homosexual business is a thinly vieled personal marketing strategy to appear more popular to the outside world. It can't be a serious lifestlye choice, more of a temporary one usually dabbled in by young men trying to find their way in life. Personally it horrifies me, and with 50% of the population being female and the necessity for us to breed in order to continue the species, surely there is issue with that.
Bizarre world we live in
Anyone got any class a drugs?