djdidf

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by djdidf 7y ago
I hear “gay agenda” just as often, not to mention it was by far the more common high school taunt.
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by djdidf 7y ago
I’m sorry you feel that way, but “gay” sounds more offensive to me (e.g. “the gays” or “that’s gay”) and, ironically, euphemistic. LGBTQ sounds clinical (it’s an abbreviation!) and only half the letters relevant here. Homosexuality is the m
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by djdidf 7y ago
I guess your affirming the OPs point.
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by djdidf 7y ago
Few shows have casts in the 30s. It’s almost unheard of. What modern show doesn’t have a gay character within its main cast?
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by djdidf 7y ago
Sure, but you better have research to back it up. Gallup has theirs. Honestly I don’t know why 5% is controversial. It’s one in twenty. 25% would be one in four. Do you really know one in four homosexuals unless you live in, say, San Fran?
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by djdidf 7y ago
If your an urbanite you have a huge observational bias simply if you accept that rural homosexuals are more likely to migrate to the city. Reason for the migration include less discrimination, but also higher concentration (making hooking u
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by djdidf 7y ago
Or the KJ bible is considered by the English their most important literary work, and the university is English! If researchers at KAUST had decided to etch the Quran as a sign of devotion and humility before the unknown, what would have bee
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by djdidf 7y ago
Ya but that’s pretty much the same thing. Surely mathematically it’s the same thing.
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by djdidf 7y ago
What’s wrong with the Christian bible? What is it telling me about the researchers!
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by djdidf 7y ago
It doesn’t work in practice: the rental supply mostly consists of condos, or college housing. There are few “three bedroom two baths with a one car garage” in good shape.
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by djdidf 7y ago
7000 deductible is pretty common
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by djdidf 7y ago
It includes rental, not purchasing homes