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The issue here isn't about judging anyone... it's about how a society needs to have standards. It's pretty much the same thing as the post about the Patty woman having a breakdown with something so simple as trying to organise an office party... these days everybody wants their rights... or they throw a tantrum

Economics has everything to do with it. What happened to the old rules of choice and consequence? You make a choice you live with the consequences. While there have been things in the law that need to improve, I cant see how this is one of them. If people choose to be homosexual they are rejecting traditional values... so now they want the values system turned on it's head to suit their choice. What about the 'rights' of the rest of society who view marriage as a contract between heterosexual people?

Marriage has always been a legal contract that was largely for the benefit of children produced within that relationship. The family unit has been demoted over the past century to such an extent that a normal family unit is now something almost totally abnormal. Homosexual people (I resent them hijacking the word 'gay' .... it had better use in the language before the arrival of the homosexual movement) have no need to steal what little normality is left to traditional families. I see no reason why they cant quietly make a lifelong commitment to each other without the song and dance.

Beats me why they're getting all upset over sensationalised moviedom which is very noticably fictional in output. If people didnt take the media quite so seriously actors/producers/directors wouldnt get the free hype that promotes them to idol status. Exploiting history makes money...... hand it over.... this is a stick up.

Those are serious speakers !

LOL ... poor Patty Unfortunately we live in nations where we are completely spoiled for choice and have the freedom to use it accordingly. It's a shame we take it so much for granted to think that all things come as our 'right' and abuse the benefits we are so lucky to have.

I was 'sick' hearing about the Darkness last year. They were like a plague that infected every radio station (apart from the country ones... not that I listen to those) and I slowly learned to get tired of them very quick. They were a reasonable sort of sound but too much of 'I Believe in a Thing Called Love'was just off putting overplay. They struck me as Queen wannabes (although they were pretty good wannabes) and I largely dismmissed them as a passing radio phase. I saw the singer bloke.... Justin Hawkins on the Frank Skinner show and realised he had a sense of humour. It was nice to see a personality coming out that radio promotion didnt give any sense of. It's noticable too in their video for 'Dont Let the Bells End'. They're cheeky rockers. While I havent heard any more of their music yet.... it'll be interesting to see how well they do in 2004.

Yes.... it is exciting isnt it !! :D

Nice reassurring weaponry there Dude... You even pointed it the right way this time..... good going !!

yeah those old cameras were built like bricks .... you had to put the pic in a metal sandwich thing and stick it somewhere warm (like an armpit) for so many minutes before you got to peel and shake...

I'm exhausted... I read them all

It's a shame that for the number of registrants on Beatking that it's the same old names that are continually providing the posting material. This post is in no way getting at those who diligently post interesting topics day in day out, but at those of you who have registered, who have an obvious interest in what this forum is about, but as yet have not felt the need to come out of the shadows and express your opinion on a regular basis. Granted, sometimes it's difficult to get the right frame of mind and actually string a coherent and readable sentence together, but hey... it would be nice to see some feedback to the efforts that are being made here. The whole idea in a forum is to give you an avenue to express what you think, whether anyone agrees with you or not is irrelevant. In fact, it's probably more interesting if opinions differ in some way and a new perspective is given. So go on.... post it :D

Nice site.... hate vodka though. I prefer to sip this.

happy eating.... *looks forward to seeing 'the stand'* *stir stir stir*

Yay!! .... paladin's post on the front page too :D Nice one !! (might stop Mike hogging the whole thing :P )

thanks for the link might try it later when I get the piece of string that connects me to the internet tightened sufficiently to carry sound

michael brecker - two blocks from the edge

I'll bet they took it away for analysis

Bullshit?? nah!!

No sense of adventure

yummy... nicely groomed too

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