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That would be hysterical if the backward Muslims discovered the gay gene and engineered a device to test for it. 
Muslim Gulf states to introduce medical testing on travellers to 'detect' gay people
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Don't you mean the "only" expert?
You said "conservatives wish we could do the same in the US", didn't you?
And your idea of providing evidence is to tell me to do a search for one JPP user with "homosexuals" as a key word?
That would be hysterical if the backward Muslims discovered the gay gene and engineered a device to test for it.
I bet a lot of people would start avoiding trips to those countries. The excuses would be hilarious.
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Yes it is. I would not react to same-sex porn in the same way.
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No, just the leading one. There are several women who have some expertise too.
christiefan915
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I'm not going through thousands of anti-gay posts from Damn Yankee and his ilk, so here's my offer:
You take it as a victory for yourself. Heaven knows I have plenty to spare.
It's win-win.
How do you know?
LOL, you negotiate the same way Obama does...your claim is therefore declared unproven.
So you say.
christiefan915
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So you say.
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I am not aroused by two men at all, and only to a limited degree by two women.
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Once again, I would be the one who knows.
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Wanting details of my sex life? lol I believe I will pass on sharing that. You'll just have to wait until the video comes out.
U.S., Gulf countries seek to advance missile defense plan
Our aim is to help our Gulf partners with their defense needs … there is a missile threat that they face, we want to help them face that threat as best they can,” one senior U.S. official said, previewing the meeting for reporters.
“We’ve had expressions of interest from our partners in the Gulf in additional missile defense capabilities,” the official said. “We hope that we will be having announcements in the near future regarding those expressions of interest.”
The official declined to provide specifics on the plans with the GCC, a political and economic alliance linking Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman.
But Lockheed Martin Corp, the Pentagon’s top supplier by sales, received an initial $1.96 billion contract in December for two of its Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) weapon systems for the United Arab Emirates, the first foreign sale of the system.
Lockheed has said other GCC members, including Saudi Arabia, have expressed interest. Other leading missile-defense contractors include Boeing Co, Raytheon and Northrop Grumman Corp.
Friday’s talks reflect the increased tempo of U.S. efforts to put pressure on Tehran, which the United States and its allies say is seeking nuclear weapons capability under the cover of a civil program. Iran denies this, but has been hit with a series of international sanctions over its nuclear work.
SECURITY UMBRELLA
The United States has been working with Gulf states on a bilateral basis, not as a group, to boost the range of radar coverage and related capabilities across the Gulf for the earliest possible defense against any missiles fired by Iran
http://www.yalibnan.com/2012/09/29/...k-to-advance-missile-defense-plan/#more-46919
Our aim is to help our Gulf partners with their defense needs … there is a missile threat that they face, we want to help them face that threat as best they can,” one senior U.S. official said, previewing the meeting for reporters.
“We’ve had expressions of interest from our partners in the Gulf in additional missile defense capabilities,” the official said. “We hope that we will be having announcements in the near future regarding those expressions of interest.”
The official declined to provide specifics on the plans with the GCC, a political and economic alliance linking Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman.
But Lockheed Martin Corp, the Pentagon’s top supplier by sales, received an initial $1.96 billion contract in December for two of its Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) weapon systems for the United Arab Emirates, the first foreign sale of the system.
Lockheed has said other GCC members, including Saudi Arabia, have expressed interest. Other leading missile-defense contractors include Boeing Co, Raytheon and Northrop Grumman Corp.
Friday’s talks reflect the increased tempo of U.S. efforts to put pressure on Tehran, which the United States and its allies say is seeking nuclear weapons capability under the cover of a civil program. Iran denies this, but has been hit with a series of international sanctions over its nuclear work.
SECURITY UMBRELLA
The United States has been working with Gulf states on a bilateral basis, not as a group, to boost the range of radar coverage and related capabilities across the Gulf for the earliest possible defense against any missiles fired by Iran
http://www.yalibnan.com/2012/09/29/...k-to-advance-missile-defense-plan/#more-46919
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StormX
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My reaction = barf
I prefer your average sex scene in a movie to straight porn, though. Often I am repulsed by the sex scenes in Game of Thrones, although I think the purpose is to show a highly perverse human nature.
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LOL
If this fits in your ass without you screaming, your a homo.
Is that what you used to do when you went gay bashing, as you so fondly admitted, in your youth?