'Pizza Hut has gone full woke, now we must make them full broke'

originally posted by: DBCowboy

Were you sexually attracted to girls in kindergarten? Or just attracted?

a reply to: LordAhriman

Personally, I don't recall kindergarten.

My first crush was around 4th grade. I loved her so much.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Idk…looking at who owns what restaurants makes me want to try some Rusty Taco and there is one in Miamisburg.

originally posted by: new_here

When I was a kid we used to play cops and robbers a lot

a reply to: nugget1

It sounds like you identified as a cop. Your parents should have gotten you a patrol car, badge, and a real gun. Bigots.

Actually, my favorite was Cowboys and XXXX (don't want to offend the uber-sensitive here). I was Annie Oakley, my heroine.
I wanted to be a gunslinger SO bad when I grew up!

I went to work in an ammunition factory when in my 20's and became a Ballistics Technician.

Drill Sargent would have n=been my second choice.....

originally posted by: LordAhriman

originally posted by: DBCowboy

Were you sexually attracted to girls in kindergarten? Or just attracted?

Who knows and who cares.

I honestly don't remember then.

originally posted by: DBCowboy

I actually do remember my first crush. It was in kindergarten, I still know her, and it had nothing to do with sex. I was definitely attracted to her.

originally posted by: LordAhriman

originally posted by: DBCowboy

I actually do remember my first crush. It was in kindergarten, I still know her, and it had nothing to do with sex. I was definitely attracted to her.

If we're going to judge people based on what they thought when they were 7, then please address me as Captain President Hero Astronaut.

a reply to: DBCowboy

You are Bill the Cat, not Calvin.

originally posted by: DBCowboy

If we're going to judge people based on what they thought when they were 7,

You were in kindergarten until you were 7? That explains a lot.

And we're not judging anyone for what they thought, I'm stating that attraction exists without even the knowledge of sex. I thought girls were pretty when I was 5. I was attracted.

Is heterosexuality all about sex to you?

I won’t have any problem continuing to not go there. Pizza made at home is way better. You get it exactly the way you want and can go any direction with it. Way cheaper as well.

a reply to: HorsePaster

But it looks funny. All lumpy and not circular.

originally posted by: LordAhriman

originally posted by: DBCowboy

If we're going to judge people based on what they thought when they were 7,

And we're not judging anyone for what they thought, I'm stating that attraction exists without even the knowledge of sex. I thought girls were pretty when I was 5. I was attracted.

Is heterosexuality all about sex to you?

Look at all the fun you missed out on by not having picture books depicting what pleasure you could have with your-and others-sex organs!

At least kids won't have to wait for approaching puberty for their curiosity to be aroused now, or parental guidance to help them through the difficult years.

a reply to: nugget1

Think of all the fun we missed before the internet. When all we had was giggling about peepees and stuff. And playing doctor and stuff.

a reply to: LordAhriman

Why, though? Additional question (because I genuinely don't understand what the difference between the two are) why are drag queens, with an act that stereotypes and essentially mocks women, acceptable in 2022 yet AL Jolson and other blackface performers are viewed as highly offensive and racist because they stereotyped and mocked blacks? I honestly don't get it... I fail to see entertainment value in watching fake women on a stage and I fail to see how one is horribly offensive side while the other is an expression of art.

a reply to: burdman30ott6

You find drag queens offensive to women? Are you a woman?

Interesting point about blackface though. I just caught a Mickey Rooney/Judy Garland movie about some kids "putting on a show" (seems they did that a lot in the '40s). It was a minstrel show. Blackface and everything. Yeah, it was very cringeworthy even though I'm not black.

a reply to: LordAhriman

Pedantic.

And homosexuality is about sex.

Hence the "sex" in homosexuality.

a reply to: DBCowboy

And homosexuality is about sex.

Of course it is.
Who said otherwise?

Why does anyone give a #?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: nugget1

Think of all the fun we missed before the internet. When all we had was giggling about peepees and stuff. And playing doctor and stuff.

I know, right!? Society has improved so much since we got rid of all those draconian 'morality' and 'Christian values' malarky! It's great, like hippy era on steroids; it it feels good, do it!

The world is destined to become a much better place if we just focus on our own desires and stop worrying about how it affects other people, or society as a whole.

Down with oppression! Down with whites, straight people and laws I don't agree with! Never has mankind known such freedom and liberation! Oh, wait......

a reply to: nugget1

Society has improved so much since we got rid of all those draconian 'morality' and 'Christian values' malarky! It's great, like hippy era on steroids; it it feels good, do it!

Yeah. The 50s were so great. Right? I guess it depends on your point of view though. June Cleaver was awesome!

Down with labels.
Down with giving a # about what someone does which has no effect on me.

The gay is not contagious.