Now tell me, are you choosing option #4? Because if not, you seem to be going with option #3...and in that case, you need to stop, now (before you go blind). :roflI need a magnifying mirror for all that. (except punting)
You have no evidence to support your conclusion.
You haven't shown that or provided links. So if you do ban me, it will be obvious to all but the blindly pro-gay that I have won this debate.Sure have and it's conclusive. Now, if you continue this and show that you have chosen door #4, I will show you the door from this thread. My suggestion to you is to continue to discuss mirrors with Tucker. Another "1%" comment, something that has been proven false, and you will be thread banned. Consider that an official warning.
For the estimations of same-sex sexual behavior in the past 12 months, men reported the highest number of such an experience in 1998—4.67%; women reported the highest number of such an experience in 2002—4.03%. On the other hand, men reported the lowest frequency of engaging in same-sex sexual practice in the past year at the time of interview in 1989, at 1.6%; women reported the lowest frequency of engaging in a same-sex sexual relation in the past year at the time of interview in 1988, the first year when this survey question was asked, at 0.18%. Together, these numbers strongly suggest that, over time, both men and women reported a higher prevalence of same-sex sexual experience in the last year at the time of interview, with the most obvious exception of women in 2004, when the number suddenly dropped down to 1.29% from the 4.03% reported two years earlier.
A similar trend for women can be found for the estimations of homosexual incidence in the past 5 years at the time of interview. While only 1.51% of the women sample in 1991 reported a homosexual encounter in the past 5 years, the percentage rose to 4.83 by 2002. However, in 2004, there was a drop in the percentage to 1.88. As for men, the highest number who reported participation in same-sex sexual activity in the past 5 years at the time of interview was in 2000, 5.39%; the lowest number was reported in 1993, at 2.90%. Although the high and low for men together might imply a similar steady increasing trend in reporting same-sex sexual experience in the past 5 years over time like for women, Figure 1 clearly shows that the trend in reporting incidences of male homosexual behavior in the past 5 years was, in fact, much more stable over time than the trend for women.
Finally, for the estimations of past homosexual experience since the age of 18 among United States adults, both men and women reported the highest number of incidence in 2004—10.47% of the men and 7.21% of the women. Interestingly, both numbers were also the highest among the estimations of same-sex sexual activity across all three measures for all 11 rounds of GSS administered since 1988. As for the lowest estimations of past same-sex sexual encounters since the age of 18, fewest men (3.51%) reported such an incidence in 1993, and fewest women (2.80%) reported such an incidence in 1991.
Electronic Journal of Human Sexuality
there will be no thread ban issued for making false statements.
I object to adopted kids having mirrors.
I only object to gay parents adopting kids who have gay mirrors that were given to them by straight foster parents.
You just gave me a headache. :lol:
Quick! Go find your wife and tell her you don't want to have sex right now, you have a headache. I do that every time I have a headache.
It's SO empowering!
I actually did that the last time she was in the mood.
When she tells me "No, I have a headache." I tell her, "Don't lie, you have a ***** ache."
I've never turned my wife down. I could literally be in excruciating pain, it just isn't gonna stop me.
I've never turned my wife down. I could literally be in excruciating pain, it just isn't gonna stop me.
Me neither. :mrgreen:
Is everyone ****ing my wife?
HA, Bitches! Y'all got the clap!
Gays are much more likely to be pedophiles. You must hate children.
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