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Pretty much. I'm surprised no one has yet to beg for his omnipotence to grace them with his presence.
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Pretty much. I'm surprised no one has yet to beg for his omnipotence to grace them with his presence.
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He's dropped a hint that he may try to lure TGK off the straight path, if you know what I mean.
The-Gilded-Knight dijo:
-His most recent artwork.
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- 12 de Mayo, 2014
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- 1 de Abr, 2014
I've seen queer used to describe something weird before, and with how Gildie talks (i.e. more like a knight) it probably means that.
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- 22 de Ago, 2013
I don't know why but I despise the word queer as a term for being gay, so I exclusively use the word to mean 'strange'. I have no idea why I have such a massive aversion to it. I completely agree he uses it to mean strange.
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- 12 de Mayo, 2014
Queer to mean gay is considered derogatory by a lot of people, to be fair. So your aversion isn't really unfounded.
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- 20 de Mayo, 2014
I'm certain Gilded was going for a Liquid angle with the "I wonder which is the better knight" comment and that leaning picture.
Goldie just rolled over and gave up without a fight.
Goldie just rolled over and gave up without a fight.
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- 18 de Jun, 2014
Even that would have been something. It sailed right over his head, he even put it on his front page thinking it was a great piece of promotional fan art.
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- 26 de Mayo, 2013
Well it did look more cute than patronising.
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- 18 de Feb, 2013
I've never met a gay that is offended by it.
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I had no idea that this was a thing. The only people I hear use the word are people who identify as gay or genderqueer or something along those lines.
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- 12 de Mayo, 2014
From what I can tell it's mostly seen as derogatory in the UK, not so much in the US. But I know people from the US who dislike the term. It's a weird one because there's also a lot of people who are okay with it too. I don't know if it started as an insult but I think it's a case of non-LGBT people using the term liberally as an insult so some people end up with a bad taste in their mouths when they hear it.
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- 28 de Mayo, 2013
It probably stems from essentially having one's sexuality being labelled using a word that means "odd/strange". I can see why someone could take offense to it, but I've personally never known someone to do so.
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- 2 de Sep, 2013
Jeez, this post still going on?
I might as well put in my two cents, since I was a vet from the first post about him.....
He's an idiot, womanizer, pedo, rapist. That is all.
I might as well put in my two cents, since I was a vet from the first post about him.....
He's an idiot, womanizer, pedo, rapist. That is all.
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- 7 de Feb, 2013
Hahaha womanizer
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- 28 de Jul, 2014
don't you have to have slept with women to be a womenizer
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- 25 de Mayo, 2014
At one point it was exclusively derogatory, but a whole "take back the word" thing happened and now it's okay, within the northeastern US at least, in the right context. My college even had a Queer Student Union and a LBGQLMNOP (or something to that effect). Can't speak for the rest of the US, though.
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- 7 de Feb, 2013
Whatever the qualifications might actually be, I'm pretty confident he fulfills precisely zero
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- 17 de Jul, 2014
Depends on the context. Being homosexual myself, it doesn't really bother me that much, but then again, neither does faggot. They used to years ago. GK using it, as strange as he is, probably refers to weird.