World X-Men and Homosexuality: The Connection

newwaveboy87 said:
HAHA! i love you.
if you weren't jailbait i'd hit it. :o :huh:
Jailbait? whats that? Is it some kind of dirty word that I dont understand? reawr...
 
Jailbait does sound dirty, thinking about it.
 
having sex with a minor? yeah, pretty dirty.
you go to jail for it. hence why it's called jailbait.
 
newwaveboy87 said:
jailbait means you're illegal here in the states. Canada too.
I can be your jailbait if you want to..reawr. haha lol :P Vut i cant be it here in sweden, here its legal to have sex when youre 15 and Im 17.

We swedes are such pervs tssss:hyper:
 
I know a Swedish girl... agreed, you're very pervy.
 
We met on a Kings of Leon fansite, hehe.
 
kol_lover said:
We met on a Kings of Leon fansite, hehe.
ooo disney yaay :)

BTW:
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^some pics from my exchangeprogram. Love these people, even if my hair look like armpithair :/
 
2nd gen ipod?

The kid in the second picture looks like Ron from the Harry Potter movies.
 
kol_lover said:
The kid in the second picture looks like Ron from the Harry Potter movies.
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA:D Thats a girl. Shes awsome and beuitiful, but in that pic she looks wierd. She called that "the fishface".
 
bengan said:
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA:D Thats a girl. Shes awsome and beuitiful, but in that pic she looks wierd. She called that "the fishface".
The redhead?
 
You guys are soooo gay ;) Say something good about the photos, becuse im feeling low :(

Good night
 
Your hairs nice... you remind me of Jules from The Strokes.
 
S. Africa first to legalize gay marriage

By CLARE NULLIS, Associated Press Writer 2 hours, 55 minutes ago

CAPE TOWN, South Africa - South Africa on Thursday became the first country in Africa, and only the fifth in the world, to legalize same sex marriages.
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The Civil Union Act goes into effect a day ahead of a Dec. 1 deadline set by the country's Constitutional Court, which required the marriage law be changed to ensure equality for gay and lesbians.

Gay rights groups have welcomed the law, although they criticized provisions allowing clergy and civil marriage officers to turn away gay couples if their consciences prevented them from marrying them.

Some couples began hurrying to make preparations for long-awaited nuptials.

"There will be a huge response from same sex couples who have waited such a long time for their relationship to be recognized," said Melanie Judge, a program manager for the South Africa-based lesbian and gay rights group, OUT.

Janine Pressman, a pastor with the Glorious Light Metropolitan Community Churches in Pretoria said she hoped to marry a couple on Saturday, provided the paperwork could be rushed through.

"We are ready to go," said Jacky Mashapu, a spokesman for the Home Affairs Ministry, where altar-bound couples will need to apply for permission to wed.

South African leaders, determined to bury all forms of discrimination, recognized the rights of gays and lesbians in the constitution drafted after the end of apartheid in 1994.

That constitution, the first in the world to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, provided a powerful legal tool for gay rights activists, even though South Africa remains conservative on issues of sexuality.

Influential traditional leaders said the legislation violated African cultural norms.

The Roman Catholic Church and Muslim groups denounced it as violating the sanctity of marriage. In the days leading up to the signing of the new law, radio talk shows aired strong opposition to the legislation.

The public reaction, said Judge of OUT, "forced us to confront the deep-seated prejudice and intolerance against gays and lesbians. It's a day-to-day reality ... It's been quite a frightening process to see the level of hatred that has been openly expressed against this minority."

Homosexuality is still largely taboo in Africa. It is illegal in Zimbabwe, Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria, Tanzania, Ghana and most other sub-Saharan countries. Even in South Africa, gays and lesbians are often attacked because of their sexual orientation.

Denmark in 1989 became the first country to legislate same-sex partnerships and several other
European Union members have followed suit. To date, only four other countries — Canada, Belgium, the Netherlands and Spain — allow same-sex marriage.

In the United States, only the state of Massachusetts allows gay marriage. Vermont and Connecticut permit civil unions, California grants similar status through a domestic-partner registration law, and more than a dozen states give gay couples some legal rights.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061130/ap_on_re_af/south_africa_gay_marriages
 
I have sex with guys going from 15 to 19 all the time... there's nothing like a nice fresh cock :p
 

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