BClark wrote:

Nina wrote:

BClark wrote:anyhow, the following isn't quite a prejudice, but.... though i'm not prejudiced against homosexuals, i have absolutely no problem with listening to certain reggae musicians who are.

wait a second! didn't this forum already try to eat me alive for that one?

Yup, and it made just as little sense then as it does now!

Re-read what you wrote here...

anyhow, the following isn't quite a prejudice, but.... though i'm not prejudiced against homosexuals, i have absolutely no problem with listening to certain reggae musicians who are.

Eh?

yea, but look what this guy said:

Boombats wrote:

I really don't like nasty little faggitos like this fella is, by your description. It's not because they're gay, it's because they're fucking rude and they use their homosezuality as an excuse to act like Paris Hilton. I like campy queers and flaming dragsters, but this is one extroverted personality that I can not stand. I know this thread is for predjudice and not just dislikes, so I will say that if I think someone is like this I will go "yeah uh-huh" and then ignore the shit out of them.

move on to boombats! burn him at the stake, fueled by the same indignation with which you went after me!

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Mark Hansen wrote:

Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:

Mark Hansen wrote:People who talk in movie theatres. Hate hate hate them.

Depends on the movie and who it is that's doing it.

Went to see "The Velvet Underground and Nico" and "Superstar in a Housedress" tonight at Facets in Chicago, as part of an Andy Warhol film retrospective.

Some dumbass, probably slightly inebriated hipster type was talking almost the whole way through the VU movie. Not real loud, but I could hear him over the music, and he was 3 rows behind me. I kept turning around and glaring at the idiot.

I didn't want to disturb anyone any more than they already were, so I didn't vocalize my contempt, but it really pissed me off.

Ace wrote:

Mark Hansen wrote:

Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:

Mark Hansen wrote:People who talk in movie theatres. Hate hate hate them.

Depends on the movie and who it is that's doing it.

Went to see "The Velvet Underground and Nico" and "Superstar in a Housedress" tonight at Facets in Chicago, as part of an Andy Warhol film retrospective.

Some dumbass, probably slightly inebriated hipster type was talking almost the whole way through the VU movie. Not real loud, but I could hear him over the music, and he was 3 rows behind me. I kept turning around and glaring at the idiot.

I didn't want to disturb anyone any more than they already were, so I didn't vocalize my contempt, but it really pissed me off.

Ha! I was there too and I definitely heard them - they travel in packs.

Actually, the person sitting next to my best friend was worse. She sat down in her seat and turned on her IPOD, volume way way up, and just listened to fucking ambient music for the whole film.

what the fuck? are these people stupid or something?

Marsupialized wrote:

Ace wrote:

Mark Hansen wrote:

Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:

Mark Hansen wrote:People who talk in movie theatres. Hate hate hate them.

Depends on the movie and who it is that's doing it.

Went to see "The Velvet Underground and Nico" and "Superstar in a Housedress" tonight at Facets in Chicago, as part of an Andy Warhol film retrospective.

Some dumbass, probably slightly inebriated hipster type was talking almost the whole way through the VU movie. Not real loud, but I could hear him over the music, and he was 3 rows behind me. I kept turning around and glaring at the idiot.

I didn't want to disturb anyone any more than they already were, so I didn't vocalize my contempt, but it really pissed me off.

Ha! I was there too and I definitely heard them - they travel in packs.

Actually, the person sitting next to my best friend was worse. She sat down in her seat and turned on her IPOD, volume way way up, and just listened to fucking ambient music for the whole film.

what the fuck? are these people stupid or something?

wow you guys really have strong ideas about how other people should be living their lives
You guys would make great Christians
Or cops

Ace wrote:[Ha! I was there too and I definitely heard them - they travel in packs.

Actually, the person sitting next to my best friend was worse. She sat down in her seat and turned on her IPOD, volume way way up, and just listened to fucking ambient music for the whole film.

what the fuck? are these people Marsupialized or something?

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