Blogcritics Comments on It Takes One to Know One

Comment by bhw on It Takes One to Know One

Sat, 10 Apr 2004 01:33:04 EDT

Nope, it's your peeper. ]]>

Comment by boomcrashbaby on It Takes One to Know One

Sat, 10 Apr 2004 01:18:54 EDT

oh, okay. Truthfully, it is always heartening to me when a straight person speaks out on gay rights, because they are in a minority just like I am! Whether the mayors of S.F., New Paltz N.Y. and others did the right thing or not, it's always a noble and honorable thing to stand up for what you believe in, most especially when it doesn't apply to you. If only 'compassionate Christians' had such humanity in their hearts, I might not have become so disillusioned with the church. But then it's not my soul they are so fixated on, now is it? ]]>

Comment by bhw on It Takes One to Know One

Sat, 10 Apr 2004 00:39:16 EDT

bhw, I don't understand why you have to be gay in order to speak out on gay rights. boom, that was in response to someone on this site who said that I "must be gay" because he had seen me on two long threads arguing in favor of gay marriage and gay rights. We all know that's the only logical explanation! ]]>

Comment by boomcrashbaby on It Takes One to Know One

Sat, 10 Apr 2004 00:31:32 EDT

I included the html command to strike out the word married but for some reason it didn't work. Kinda spoils the effect. ]]>

Comment by boomcrashbaby on It Takes One to Know One

Sat, 10 Apr 2004 00:29:07 EDT

bhw, I don't understand why you have to be gay in order to speak out on gay rights. But any machine that gives us more people to date can't be all bad (oh, shucks, I'm ~~married~~ domestic partnerized, oh well, like all ~~married~~ non-single people I can dream). "We basically mix a bunch of bodily fluids...and spoon them into a tube... Wow, your machine is still under development and I've already stumbled across it's members-only website. If I want to fight against indifference and apathy, what will it change me into? A blogging couch potato? ]]>

Comment by bhw on It Takes One to Know One

Fri, 9 Apr 2004 23:56:17 EDT

Cool! Somebody read my post! I'm not sure what would happen if a bunch of Jesus 2.0s got together. Mostly, they'd probably sit around and tell each other stories with a "message." Like a big campfire thing. Maybe even little Kumbaya [or however the hell you spell it]. Reading more quality literature ... now that's an idea worth pursuing. But can you get people do DO it? ]]>

Comment by Dirtgrain on It Takes One to Know One

Fri, 9 Apr 2004 23:03:03 EDT

Ach mein Gott! This is what the Raelians have been trying to accomplish with their cloning experiments. You must join forces. Can you create a machine that allows an individual to speak for every member in that individual's group? Imagine having the experience of any ethnicity or subculture and being able to speak for that group. We could create one individual who has experienced everything and who can speak for all. This individual could be called Jesus 2.0. Wait a minute. Mel Gibson already created a Defectorator: The Passion of the Christ. Oh shit, now we have a whole load of people who have been converted into Jesus 2.0. Can we have more than one? What will happen when they confront each other? Literature has always served as a pretty effective Defectorator. Maybe we just need to get people to read more quality literature in order to make the world a better place. ]]>