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returntothepit >> discuss >> OK. Who's calling in gay tomorrow? by brian_dc on Dec 9,2008 10:25am
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toggletoggle post by the_reverend   at Dec 9,2008 10:27am
day without mexicans fail



toggletoggle post by Yeti at Dec 9,2008 10:28am
good idea. the next day they can call in "fired".



toggletoggle post by brian_dc  at Dec 9,2008 10:29am
yeah, but then the employers would probably have to call in "sued"



toggletoggle post by FuckIsMySignature at Dec 9,2008 10:30am
haha heard about this on the radio this morning.



toggletoggle post by dftg at Dec 9,2008 10:30am
oh no! Where will I get my hair styled and my nails painted? How will I get my interior decorating done!



toggletoggle post by FuckIsMySignature at Dec 9,2008 10:32am
i'm gonna call in straight on friday so i can have a 3 day weekend



toggletoggle post by dftg at Dec 9,2008 10:38am
ok, so it's ok for them to just skip work for a day just because somebody told all of them to do it? So if I found some rape victim, it'd be okay for me to rape the bitch too because everybody was doing it.



toggletoggle post by Yeti at Dec 9,2008 10:39am
correct. get to raping.



toggletoggle post by dftg at Dec 9,2008 10:43am
I'm calling in straight tomorrow too.



toggletoggle post by dreadkill  at Dec 9,2008 10:46am
sounds more like an excuse to skip work than a way of proving a point.



toggletoggle post by Yeti at Dec 9,2008 10:48am
call in raped.



toggletoggle post by FuckIsMySignature at Dec 9,2008 10:48am
national Land on a Cock day



toggletoggle post by Why are all third world countries multicultural? at Dec 9,2008 10:49am
the_reverend said[orig][quote]
day without mexicans fail


If society lives without gays or Mexicans, can we keep it that way?

Send all gays to Mexico!



toggletoggle post by dftg at Dec 9,2008 11:01am
I'll call in and tell them I can't come in cause I'm busy committing rape. As opposed to somebody calling into work and telling them "I can't come in today cause I'm a homo



toggletoggle post by ouchdrummer   at Dec 9,2008 11:05am
this is dumb,



toggletoggle post by arilliusbm  at Dec 9,2008 11:07am
yes,



toggletoggle post by xanonymousx at Dec 9,2008 11:09am
that means like 3 kids i work with are calling in. great.



toggletoggle post by rbss at Dec 9,2008 11:09am
dreadkill said[orig][quote]
sounds more like an excuse to skip work than a way of proving a point.


I dunno Ken, I disagree pretty strongly. I agree that Proposition 8 violates the civil rights of gay people in the United States and I think it is a healthy exercise in democracy to try to create change through a peaceful, organized protest such as this. If the government is going to treat gays like second class citizens and bar them from the same privileges as others based on their sexuality, then society as a whole either needs to push for change or accept the consequences of governmental discrimination.



toggletoggle post by rbss at Dec 9,2008 11:11am
Cue onslaught of ignorant comments about why gays shouldn't be allowed to marry for blablabla bullshit narrow-minded, brainwashed reasons.



toggletoggle post by arilliusbm  at Dec 9,2008 11:12am
We need to stop basing laws and regulations off of what is "right" from the Word of God. That's what our government needs to do.



toggletoggle post by arilliusbm  at Dec 9,2008 11:12am
And you, sir, need to follow up on that MKII and NBA Jam tournament.



toggletoggle post by brian_dc  at Dec 9,2008 11:14am
I'm thinking that the GLBT community is going to start really pushing it's civil rights agenda hard in the next few years.

I say good for them. I'm all for anything that subverts antiquated Christian morality based policy.



toggletoggle post by rbss at Dec 9,2008 11:16am
arilliusbm said[orig][quote]
And you, sir, need to follow up on that MKII and NBA Jam tournament.


I have been playing the shit out of my NBA Jam TE cart lately. I am getting pretty nasty at that game.

And yeah, I suck. I will try to organize that tournament soon.



toggletoggle post by arilliusbm  at Dec 9,2008 11:17am
NBA Jam TE with Hillary Clinton. She was SICK in that game.



toggletoggle post by ouchdrummer   at Dec 9,2008 11:18am
rbss said[orig][quote]
dreadkill said[orig][quote]
sounds more like an excuse to skip work than a way of proving a point.


I dunno Ken, I disagree pretty strongly. I agree that Proposition 8 violates the civil rights of gay people in the United States and I think it is a healthy exercise in democracy to try to create change through a peaceful, organized protest such as this. If the government is going to treat gays like second class citizens and bar them from the same privileges as others based on their sexuality, then society as a whole either needs to push for change or accept the consequences of governmental discrimination.


No sir, I agree with your statement wholeheartedly. Although i think calling in sick is NOT the way to push this point. Not that i have any better ideas, but i know if i called in "gay" to work tomorrow, i would be fired. Bottom line. And with the job market the way it is, that is not an option. This is why i said this is dumb, not because of the ideology behind it.... i mean shit, my bass player narky is gay.



toggletoggle post by brian_dc  at Dec 9,2008 11:18am
hahaha...holy shit, I forgot about that!



toggletoggle post by brian_dc  at Dec 9,2008 11:18am
my comment was in regard to hilary clinton in NBA Jam TE



toggletoggle post by brian_dc  at Dec 9,2008 11:20am
[Dec 9,2008 11:18am - ouchdrummer]

rbss said:
dreadkill said:sounds more like an excuse to skip work than a way of proving a point.


I dunno Ken, I disagree pretty strongly. I agree that Proposition 8 violates the civil rights of gay people in the United States and I think it is a healthy exercise in democracy to try to create change through a peaceful, organized protest such as this. If the government is going to treat gays like second class citizens and bar them from the same privileges as others based on their sexuality, then society as a whole either needs to push for change or accept the consequences of governmental discrimination.


No sir, I agree with your statement wholeheartedly. Although i think calling in sick is NOT the way to push this point. Not that i have any better ideas, but i know if i called in "gay" to work tomorrow, i would be fired. Bottom line. And with the job market the way it is, that is not an option. This is why i said this is dumb, not because of the ideology behind it.... i mean shit, my bass player narky is gay.



I guess my only response to this is that there's probably a philosophy that until there is a clear spokesperson, leader of the movement to promote the changes desired, it's probably not the quality of the protests, but the quantity. Getting news coverage is enough to raise a little bit of awareness. I mean, if we're talking about it here, it's already working to some degree.



toggletoggle post by pam   at Dec 9,2008 11:21am
So they're calling out of work in protest, and spending the day doing community service? Yeah, what a pack of assholes...all wanting equal human rights and stuff. The nerve.

"Join The Impact, the online community that launched protests last month over the passage of gay marriage bans in California, Florida and Arizona, has urged people to withdraw $80 from their bank accounts Wednesday to demonstrate gays' spending power, and to devote the time they might otherwise spend watching TV or surfing the Internet to volunteer work."

WOW, total dicks, right? I guess they should just stand idly by while the government makes laws based on biblical dogma that violates their human rights.

I mean fuck them...who do they think they are...PEOPLE.



toggletoggle post by brian_dc  at Dec 9,2008 11:22am
I'm just going to go ahead and call my self a liberal faggot so no one else can beat me to being the first to say it here.

I'll just cheapen that for those who hate.



toggletoggle post by pam   at Dec 9,2008 11:23am
Brian and Ken, go back and read the article. They're not calling in to stay home on their gay little asses, they're calling in to do community service and spend 80.00 at small, hurting local businesses to demonstrate just how large a chunk of the population is gay by making a community and economic impact.



toggletoggle post by rbss at Dec 9,2008 11:23am
arilliusbm said[orig][quote]
NBA Jam TE with Hillary Clinton. She was SICK in that game.


Haha yes! I still have an old issue of Game Informer that has allll the cheats and hidden characters for TE. I play as Hil-Dawg all the time!

I love that there are two parallel conversations in this thread - one serious, one about NBA Jam.



toggletoggle post by dreadkill  at Dec 9,2008 11:24am
rbss said[orig][quote]
dreadkill said[orig][quote]
sounds more like an excuse to skip work than a way of proving a point.


I dunno Ken, I disagree pretty strongly. I agree that Proposition 8 violates the civil rights of gay people in the United States and I think it is a healthy exercise in democracy to try to create change through a peaceful, organized protest such as this. If the government is going to treat gays like second class citizens and bar them from the same privileges as others based on their sexuality, then society as a whole either needs to push for change or accept the consequences of governmental discrimination.


i'm with you on being against the violation of civil rights. i just think skipping work is a bad way to prove the point. what if a gay person's company was supportive of gay rights? wouldn't skipping work be a slap in the face to that supportive company? why make businesses pay for the government's transgressions? i think there are a lot more constructive ways for people to peacefully make their points and have their voices heard.



toggletoggle post by pam   at Dec 9,2008 11:25am
brian_dc said[orig][quote]
I'm just going to go ahead and call my self a liberal faggot so no one else can beat me to being the first to say it here.

I'll just cheapen that for those who hate.


I'll do the same. Us stupid liberals and our thinking people should be treated like people.



toggletoggle post by pam   at Dec 9,2008 11:26am
dreadkill said[orig][quote]
rbss said[orig][quote]
dreadkill said[orig][quote]
sounds more like an excuse to skip work than a way of proving a point.


I dunno Ken, I disagree pretty strongly. I agree that Proposition 8 violates the civil rights of gay people in the United States and I think it is a healthy exercise in democracy to try to create change through a peaceful, organized protest such as this. If the government is going to treat gays like second class citizens and bar them from the same privileges as others based on their sexuality, then society as a whole either needs to push for change or accept the consequences of governmental discrimination.


i'm with you on being against the violation of civil rights. i just think skipping work is a bad way to prove the point. what if a gay person's company was supportive of gay rights? wouldn't skipping work be a slap in the face to that supportive company? why make businesses pay for the government's transgressions? i think there are a lot more constructive ways for people to peacefully make their points and have their voices heard.


I tend to think that if the company were supportive of gay rights, they'd happily grand the person his or her day off.



toggletoggle post by arilliusbm  at Dec 9,2008 11:26am
Eliminate all religious connections from Government, PERIOD.
I'm afraid we may not see this anytime soon; that is, unless the country splits. Religion and government don't mix. The unfair treatment of gays is due to a philosophy and moral judgement based off of religious ideals.
It's something I don't think we'll see even in our lifetime, perhaps. I've had this stance ever since I saw the corruption in society and government; my mother caught me burning bibles when I was 14 and I still won't back down. Death to Christianity.



toggletoggle post by dreadkill  at Dec 9,2008 11:29am
pam, i agree. the company would most likely just give the person the day off. i say, if you have a vacation day coming to you, take the day off and do what you have to do. as long as people aren't using it to screw over their place of employment, then do it.



toggletoggle post by arilliusbm  at Dec 9,2008 11:30am
There are better ways to get their message across - but whatever it takes, I guess.



toggletoggle post by brian_dc  at Dec 9,2008 11:31am
I don't know. If they use a vacation day, then they get paid for that. To me that would screw over the place of employment more and a little less principled than missing work in a way that will probably leave them unpayed for the day.



toggletoggle post by pam   at Dec 9,2008 11:32am
Yeah, definitely. By the nature of the protest and the careful way the LGBT community is doing things, I doubt anyone would skip out on work if they were forbidden to do so.



toggletoggle post by ouchdrummer   at Dec 9,2008 11:33am
Like I previously said, i agree with the ideology. But my company would not, under any circumstances give someone the day off to protest that they aren't being treated fairly. Mainly because in my workplace everyone is treated fairly. So why should my company suffer the loss of workers for a day. (Quite a few I may add) So again, yes, there SHOULD be people trying to show the country where they are going wrong, but i think people will lose their jobs in the process.



toggletoggle post by FuckIsMySignature at Dec 9,2008 11:34am
When is national tittie liberation day?



toggletoggle post by arilliusbm  at Dec 9,2008 11:36am
They had an interesting segment on Larry King last night. It was that really famous Preacher from down south that's always on TV. FUCK, what's his name..
Anyway, when Larry asked him about gays and marriage and rights, the guy literally choked up for a good 2 minutes. He then blurted out that he thinks they should not marry. It was kind of funny to watch.



toggletoggle post by brian_dc  at Dec 9,2008 11:36am
I'm sure most people will ask for permission to take part of it in those cases. People do tend to value their jobs very highly and what not.



toggletoggle post by FuckIsMySignature at Dec 9,2008 11:44am edited Dec 9,2008 11:45am
arilliusbm said[orig][quote]
They had an interesting segment on Larry King last night. It was that really famous Preacher from down south that's always on TV. FUCK, what's his name..
Anyway, when Larry asked him about gays and marriage and rights, the guy literally choked up for a good 2 minutes. He then blurted out that he thinks they should not marry. It was kind of funny to watch.


Joel Osteen? I'm sure he'll call in gay tomorrow



toggletoggle post by dreadkill  at Dec 9,2008 11:45am
brian_dc said[orig][quote]
I don't know. If they use a vacation day, then they get paid for that. To me that would screw over the place of employment more and a little less principled than missing work in a way that will probably leave them unpayed for the day.


if it's your vacation day, you can do what you want with it, so how would that screw over a place of employment? it doesn't matter if you're protesting for equal rights, going on a trip, or staying home to jerk off all day. it's your day off.



toggletoggle post by arilliusbm  at Dec 9,2008 11:45am
Yes, sir. Joel Osteen. That guy is a fucking brainwashed pretty-boy, pseudo-mullet preaching piece of shit. That guy.



toggletoggle post by arilliusbm  at Dec 9,2008 11:47am
Staying home to jerk off all day? Sounds like my kind of day off.



toggletoggle post by brian_dc  at Dec 9,2008 11:48am
[Dec 9,2008 11:45am - dreadkill]

brian_dc said:I don't know. If they use a vacation day, then they get paid for that. To me that would screw over the place of employment more and a little less principled than missing work in a way that will probably leave them unpayed for the day.


if it's your vacation day, you can do what you want with it, so how would that screw over a place of employment? it doesn't matter if you're protesting for equal rights, going on a trip, or staying home to jerk off all day. it's your day off.


I think the fact that it wouldn't matter what you're doing is part of the point. I could be wrong on this...I'm fine with that.



toggletoggle post by brian_dc  at Dec 9,2008 11:48am
whoops...I mean "contrary to the point"

fail



toggletoggle post by goatcatalyst   at Dec 9,2008 11:56am
I'm totally calling in rapey this afternoon and enjoying a smorgasbord of half-priced food and drink at Sam The Clam's.



toggletoggle post by dreadkill  at Dec 9,2008 12:00pm
it's contrary to the point if the point is to get your employer to support your rights. taking a vacation day wouldn't hurt your employer at all. i thought the point was to get the government to support your riight to equal treatment.



toggletoggle post by brian_dc  at Dec 9,2008 12:02pm
yeah, the more I think about it. I'm going to concede that point to you.



toggletoggle post by dreadkill  at Dec 9,2008 12:07pm
your point makes sense. taking a day off without pay shows that these people are taking a stand with something to lose, not just something to gain. taking a vacation day means hey are risking nothing, but my point is to not cause collateral damage to the employer unless you want to risk the collateral damage of losing your job.



toggletoggle post by orgymf@work at Dec 9,2008 12:26pm
Why%20are%20all%20third%20world%20countries%20multicultural? said[orig][quote]
the_reverend said[orig][quote]
day without mexicans fail


If society lives without gays or Mexicans, can we keep it that way?

Send all gays to Mexico!


haaahahahahahahahahaha



toggletoggle post by Yeti at Dec 9,2008 12:48pm
arilliusbm said[orig][quote]
Yes, sir. Joel Osteen. That guy is a fucking brainwashed pretty-boy, pseudo-mullet preaching piece of shit. That guy.


oh man, my dad worships this guy. its fucking scary. last year he wanted Joel Osteen's book for xmas, so i got it for him, i thumbed through it and after about 10 pages i was seriously considering burning it and getting him something else. he tries to preach his shit to me, bad idea.



toggletoggle post by aril at Dec 9,2008 1:13pm
Sounds like you need to have a little talk with your dad.



toggletoggle post by Murph  at Dec 9,2008 8:44pm
brian_dc said[orig][quote]
yeah, the more I think about it. I'm going to concede that point to you.


You and Dreadkill need to concede that you guys are going to call in Gay.

Jesus Christ, that was a lot of mutual verbal masturbation, fackin' queers.



toggletoggle post by Lamp  at Dec 9,2008 9:39pm
If I was gay, I would be more concerned with the fact that if I did this, I could risk being without a job in an economy where there are no jobs rather than my non-desire to participate in one of humanity's worst institutions.



toggletoggle post by thuringwethil at Dec 9,2008 9:47pm
TAX

THE

CHURCHES

NOW!

if they want to run people's lives so much they can pay the same fare as their victims.



toggletoggle post by dreadkill  at Dec 9,2008 9:51pm
Murph said[orig][quote]
brian_dc said[orig][quote]
yeah, the more I think about it. I'm going to concede that point to you.


You and Dreadkill need to concede that you guys are going to call in Gay.

Jesus Christ, that was a lot of mutual verbal masturbation, fackin' queers.



now the question is, do we call from my place or brian's? ;P



toggletoggle post by niccolai   at Dec 9,2008 10:22pm
It's icky when boys kiss.

bottom line.



toggletoggle post by BSV at Dec 9,2008 10:28pm
omg a bunch of waiters and hairdressers are taking tomorrow off, crisis control time!



toggletoggle post by brian_dc  at Dec 9,2008 10:32pm
dftg said[orig][quote]
oh no! Where will I get my hair styled and my nails painted? How will I get my interior decorating done!


BSV said[orig][quote]
omg a bunch of waiters and hairdressers are taking tomorrow off, crisis control time!


late to the gay bash.



toggletoggle post by BSV at Dec 9,2008 10:37pm
tho thenitive!



toggletoggle post by Whoremastery  at Dec 9,2008 10:50pm
im just gonna go to work tommorrow and call everyone gay!



toggletoggle post by BobNOMAAMRooney at Dec 10,2008 3:01am
LAWL @ faggzz

in b4 drunken Hoser posts



toggletoggle post by orgymf@work at Dec 10,2008 9:37am
pam said[orig][quote]

I mean fuck them...who do they think they are...PEOPLE.


seriously



toggletoggle post by FuckIsMySignature at Dec 10,2008 10:34am
not one person from my department of over 100 people called out today.



toggletoggle post by dftg at Dec 10,2008 10:36am
yeah, nobody called out of work here at the motorcycle shop either.



toggletoggle post by brian_dc  at Dec 10,2008 10:38am
nobody here...the one gay guy in my larger group is actually out at one of the hospitals training, so not really an option for him.



toggletoggle post by pires at Dec 10,2008 10:59am
Corporate America-1.
Queers-FAIL.



toggletoggle post by brian_dc  at Dec 10,2008 11:00am
well, my company isn't a corporation. But yeah...haha



toggletoggle post by the_reverend   at Dec 10,2008 11:30am
I walked by the one guy who's boyfriend I met and he wasn't there... hm....



toggletoggle post by dreadkill  at Dec 10,2008 11:37am
he got aids



toggletoggle post by xmikex at Dec 10,2008 11:41am
Well it's almost noon on gay strike day... has the economy come to a standstill yet?

Anyone else not really surprised by this "strike"? The United States went to war, people were losing their jobs and their homes, and the biggest thing on gay people's radar was getting married. Now the economy is in the toilet, and they want people to call out of work. Maybe enough gaymos will get fired, and open up some jobs for real people.



toggletoggle post by ouchdrummer   at Dec 10,2008 11:42am
There are 3 people in the sales wing of my work, 2 IT guys, and 1graphic design guy out today. Which is a lot in a office of only about 35 people right now. Nobody besides me knew about the "movement" today.... so of course i clued everyone in.... which was maybe a bad idea. Because now people are calling the people who are probably legitimately sick (i know for a fact everyone besides one is straight.) and harassing them with voicemails. It's funny for sure, but i could see a lawsuit coming of this if someone that called in is in the closet and decides to be sensitive.

Goes to show, when you work in a testosterone driven sales office in Government Center with a bunch of dudes who only talk about football (mostly fantasy, not the NFL) or pretend to know about politics, and really just recite Jay Severin's bullshit, you probably should just keep your mouth shut..... but i have problems with that.



toggletoggle post by Surly Groundling at Dec 10,2008 11:46am
I am gay, and I think this is stupid.

If you don't shout that you're gay in people's faces, the people you want to know won't fuck with you, and you hate the others anyway.

Not all gay men are sex maniacs. We're just men who love men. The whole world needs to just grow up about this and get over it, including gay activists.

Just to say FUCK YOU to all of these idiots, I'm taking Thursday off, and calling in stoned.

I'm remaining anonymous because I go to metal shows and I don't want my sexuality to be an issue. I know for a fact I'm not the only one on this board (and no it's not Dwyer).



toggletoggle post by ouchdrummer   at Dec 10,2008 11:54am
well said.



toggletoggle post by FuckIsMySignature at Dec 10,2008 12:00pm
QUIT BEING A FAGGOT AND SUCK THAT DICK



toggletoggle post by monster_island  at Dec 10,2008 1:40pm



toggletoggle post by brian_dc  at Dec 10,2008 1:43pm
haha....

BRAAAAAAAAAAAAINS

I mean...PENISSSSSSSS



toggletoggle post by the_reverend   at Dec 10,2008 1:50pm
I just said to the biggest homophobe in the office "I thought you were calling out sick today in protest"



toggletoggle post by DaveFromTheGrave  at Dec 10,2008 9:21pm
xmikex said[orig][quote]
Well it's almost noon on gay strike day... has the economy come to a standstill yet?

Anyone else not really surprised by this "strike"? The United States went to war, people were losing their jobs and their homes, and the biggest thing on gay people's radar was getting married. Now the economy is in the toilet, and they want people to call out of work. Maybe enough gaymos will get fired, and open up some jobs for real people.


The majority of the gay people I've met have been nothing but attention starved antisocial misfits, who claim to be gay not because they're actually gay, but because they want people to pay attention to them. It's no surprise to me that gay priorities, as xmikex pointed out, consist entirely of calling attention to themselves regardless of what's going on in the world around them.




toggletoggle post by goatcatalyst   at Dec 10,2008 10:08pm
Gays are awesome. Fuckers know how to party.



toggletoggle post by pires at Dec 10,2008 10:59pm
this was a total bust. Now if it were mexicans and arabs that had a national call in sick day, I'd be screwed. I wouldn't be able to buy ciggarettes and piss and shit all over freshly cleaned toilets. Thank god those fuckers never strike!



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