no a little bit more than just hitting on! :lol:

 

thats not rite u and a girls. punished in slovakia. colduser and his peepel live in the american mcdonald and can do wateva they want that is why the american is proud and a insane and is the bad mann. to be a non racist gives the rite to shit on the american ho ho.

 

Is this even english? :o

Let's all I have left these days :cry:

 

:lol:

The brandonboobo character is pathetically inept.

Ludicrous!!

 

Christians issue gay warning on SpongeBob video

 

LOS ANGELES, California (Reuters) -- Conservative Christian groups accuse the makers of a video starring SpongeBob SquarePants, Barney and a host of other cartoon characters of promoting homosexuality to children.

 

The wacky square yellow SpongeBob is one of the stars of a music video due to be sent to 61,000 U.S. schools in March. The makers -- the nonprofit We Are Family Foundation -- say the video is designed to encourage tolerance and diversity.

 

But at least two Christian activist groups say the innocent cartoon characters are being exploited to promote the acceptance of homosexuality.

 

"A short step beneath the surface reveals that one of the differences being celebrated is homosexuality," wrote Ed Vitagliano in an article for the American Family Association.

 

The video is a remake of the 1979 hit song "We Are Family" using the voices and images of SpongeBob, Barney, Winnie the Pooh, Bob the Builder, the Rugrats and other TV cartoon characters. It was made by a foundation set up by songwriter Nile Rodgers after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, in an effort to promote healing.

 

Christian groups however have taken exception to the tolerance pledge on the foundation's Web site, which asks people to respect the sexual identity of others along with their abilities, beliefs, culture and race.

 

"Their inclusion of the reference to 'sexual identity" within their 'tolerance pledge' is not only unnecessary, but it crosses a moral line," James Dobson, founder of Focus on the Family, said in a statement released Thursday.

 

Rodgers said he was astounded by the attack.

 

"That is so myopic and harsh," he told Reuters. "You have really got to look hard to find anything in this that is offensive to anyone. The last thing I am going to do is taint these characters."

 

Dobson was quoted by the New York Times on Thursday as having singled out the wildly popular SpongeBob during remarks about the video at dinner this week in Washington, D.C.

 

SpongeBob, who lives in a pineapple under the sea, was "outed" by the U.S. media in 2002 after reports that the TV show and its merchandise are popular with gays. His creator, Stephen Hillenburg, said at the time that though SpongeBob was an oddball, he thought of all the characters in the show as asexual.

 

It is not the first time that children's TV favorites have come under the critical spotlight of the Christian right. In 1999, the Rev. Jerry Falwell described Tinky Winky, the purse-toting purple Teletubbie, as a gay role model.

Religion is the seed of everything bad and you know it.

Ludicrous!!

 

Christians issue gay warning on SpongeBob video

 

LOS ANGELES, California (Reuters) -- Conservative Christian groups accuse the makers of a video starring SpongeBob SquarePants, Barney and a host of other cartoon characters of promoting homosexuality to children.

 

The wacky square yellow SpongeBob is one of the stars of a music video due to be sent to 61,000 U.S. schools in March. The makers -- the nonprofit We Are Family Foundation -- say the video is designed to encourage tolerance and diversity.

 

But at least two Christian activist groups say the innocent cartoon characters are being exploited to promote the acceptance of homosexuality.

 

"A short step beneath the surface reveals that one of the differences being celebrated is homosexuality," wrote Ed Vitagliano in an article for the American Family Association.

 

The video is a remake of the 1979 hit song "We Are Family" using the voices and images of SpongeBob, Barney, Winnie the Pooh, Bob the Builder, the Rugrats and other TV cartoon characters. It was made by a foundation set up by songwriter Nile Rodgers after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, in an effort to promote healing.

 

Christian groups however have taken exception to the tolerance pledge on the foundation's Web site, which asks people to respect the sexual identity of others along with their abilities, beliefs, culture and race.

 

"Their inclusion of the reference to 'sexual identity" within their 'tolerance pledge' is not only unnecessary, but it crosses a moral line," James Dobson, founder of Focus on the Family, said in a statement released Thursday.

 

Rodgers said he was astounded by the attack.

 

"That is so myopic and harsh," he told Reuters. "You have really got to look hard to find anything in this that is offensive to anyone. The last thing I am going to do is taint these characters."

 

Dobson was quoted by the New York Times on Thursday as having singled out the wildly popular SpongeBob during remarks about the video at dinner this week in Washington, D.C.

 

SpongeBob, who lives in a pineapple under the sea, was "outed" by the U.S. media in 2002 after reports that the TV show and its merchandise are popular with gays. His creator, Stephen Hillenburg, said at the time that though SpongeBob was an oddball, he thought of all the characters in the show as asexual.

 

It is not the first time that children's TV favorites have come under the critical spotlight of the Christian right. In 1999, the Rev. Jerry Falwell described Tinky Winky, the purse-toting purple Teletubbie, as a gay role model.

 

Religion is such a joke :rolleyes: . And if I'm offending anyone.. I don't care :) .

There was a programme on TV the other day about these "Ministries" which try to "turn" gay people straight!! Heard about those?? The "courses" they offer don't come cheap, either!! :P

They have loads of daft rules like "no facial hair", "no jewellery" etc. What's that got to do with anything?? :huh:

There was a programme on TV the other day about these "Ministries" which try to "turn" gay people straight!! Heard about those?? The "courses" they offer don't come cheap' date=' either!![/quote']

 

THis is the type of thing that makes me sick to my stomach. Anyone that would send one of their kids to these "camps" is seriously fucked up.

There was a programme on TV the other day about these "Ministries" which try to "turn" gay people straight!! Heard about those?? The "courses" they offer don't come cheap' date=' either!![/quote']

 

THis is the type of thing that makes me sick to my stomach. Anyone that would send one of their kids to these "camps" is seriously fucked up.

 

These ones appeared to be for adults only - but there may well be ones for kids too. It wouldn't surprise me!

There are the same type of camps used for teenagers as well. It's sad really.

It wasn't a "camp", as such - more like a workshop/therapy session, with everybody sitting in a circle etc. "comparing experiences".

Still Mark, it' sad and desperate that they can't just accept who they really are.

Still Mark' date=' it' sad and desperate that they can't just accept who they really are.[/quote']^

 

Well the guy who went on the course walked out after just a couple of days, anyway!!

Exactly.

Great article by the way Mark ;)

Exactly.

Great article by the way Mark ;)

 

I chanced across it while researching "Spongebob"!! :D

Brandonspongebobbo?? :P

We may be onto something here :lol:

We may be onto something here :lol:

 

I believe so - but I reckon he could be "Brandonspongebobbo WETpants"!! :D

you're probably right :lol:

Aaron is the shit! hey...

What's going on with you Nick? Any big plans for the weekend? :wink3:

I had many many big plans, but as usual im not alowd to go anywhere. so much for a social life eh. damn parents.

 

so do you have any plans?

Aaron ALWAYS has plans!! :D

I dare say he's working on a "project" even as we speak!! :P

I may be going to see Karl Denson's Tiny Universe tonight. He's playing here in St. Pete tonight.

And about the parents, once you get to college, you'll really blossom ;)

I may be going to see Karl Denson's Tiny Universe tonight. He's playing here in St. Pete tonight.

And about the parents, once you get to college, you'll really blossom ;)

 

PINK blossom?? :P

You know what I mean Mark :lol: