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Why is there so much promotion of homosexuality
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Tony
2017-12-03 17:21:53 UTC
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90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.


Tony
2017-12-03 17:25:27 UTC
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Post by Tony
90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
http://youtu.be/sz6Y1epy778
It's time to boycott those companies that promote homosexuality in their adverts.
Graham T
2017-12-03 17:31:34 UTC
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Post by Tony
90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
http://youtu.be/sz6Y1epy778
While these AIDS wallahs are stuffing each other up the arse they are
leaving the rest of us alone.
Tony
2017-12-03 21:38:46 UTC
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Post by Tony
90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
http://youtu.be/sz6Y1epy778
While these AIDS wallahs are stuffing each other up the arse they are
leaving the rest of us alone.
They are harming us if you are in a car or bus with them and it was in an accident; there is good chance of you also catching AIDS from them.
Pelican
2017-12-03 21:43:47 UTC
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Post by Tony
90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
http://youtu.be/sz6Y1epy778
While these AIDS wallahs are stuffing each other up the arse they are
leaving the rest of us alone.
They are harming us if you are in a car or bus with them and it was in an accident; there is good chance of you also catching AIDS from them.
By osmosis?
Graham T
2017-12-03 21:46:21 UTC
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Post by Tony
90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
http://youtu.be/sz6Y1epy778
While these AIDS wallahs are stuffing each other up the arse they are
leaving the rest of us alone.
They are harming us if you are in a car or bus with them and it was in an accident; there is good chance of you also catching AIDS from them.
The AIDS virus doesn't live outside of the body.
Fredxx
2017-12-03 23:09:42 UTC
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Post by Graham T
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Post by Tony
90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
http://youtu.be/sz6Y1epy778
While these AIDS wallahs are stuffing each other up the arse they are
leaving the rest of us alone.
They are harming us if you are in a car or bus with them and it was in
an accident; there is good chance of you also catching AIDS from them.
The AIDS virus doesn't live outside of the body.
Why are we so paranoid about used syringes?

I think you'll find most viruses can live outside the body, the issue is
for how long and under what conditions.
Paul Pot
2017-12-03 18:35:42 UTC
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Post by Tony
90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
http://youtu.be/sz6Y1epy778
https://bereanresearch.org/homosexual-agenda/
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BurfordTJustice
2017-12-03 21:07:30 UTC
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Cause they are lonely.


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: 90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
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: http://youtu.be/sz6Y1epy778
Vidcapper
2017-12-04 10:52:13 UTC
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Post by Tony
90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
rather than being viruses?
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Paul Hyett, Cheltenham
Graham T
2017-12-06 20:02:46 UTC
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Post by Tony
90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
rather than being viruses?
Viri
The Todal
2017-12-06 20:33:37 UTC
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Post by Tony
90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
rather than being viruses?
Viri
Viri sunt viri.
AndyW
2017-12-07 07:30:18 UTC
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Post by Tony
90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
rather than being viruses?
Viri
Viri is the second declension masculine but since Virus is a neuter noun
it cannot be masculine of feminine. In addition virus is a mass noun
where it is only ever used to describe a group of 'stuff' like sand or
smoke (the noun not the noun-ed verb). The Romans never pluralised an
uncountable mass noun like water or fruit, the use of fruits of your
labours or the sands of time is a modern phenomenon.

I have Gwynne's latin on my desk right now but he remains silent on
virus which is odd as he has a lot to say about absolutely everything else.

Even the ancient Romans didn't bother to decline it correctly, later
ecclesiastic latin post Roman empire never had a go but there is a
modern latin community that deals with virus in our modern context of a
disease (the original meaning is toxin or venom) and they use vira (long i).

Andy
pamela
2017-12-07 13:48:12 UTC
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Post by Tony
90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
rather than being viruses?
Viri
Viri is the second declension masculine but since Virus is a
neuter noun it cannot be masculine of feminine. In addition
virus is a mass noun where it is only ever used to describe a
group of 'stuff' like sand or smoke (the noun not the noun-ed
verb). The Romans never pluralised an uncountable mass noun like
water or fruit, the use of fruits of your labours or the sands
of time is a modern phenomenon.
I have Gwynne's latin on my desk right now but he remains silent
on virus which is odd as he has a lot to say about absolutely
everything else.
Even the ancient Romans didn't bother to decline it correctly,
later ecclesiastic latin post Roman empire never had a go but
there is a modern latin community that deals with virus in our
modern context of a disease (the original meaning is toxin or
venom) and they use vira (long i).
Andy
Good to know!
AndyW
2017-12-08 07:10:35 UTC
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Post by Tony
90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
rather than being viruses?
Viri
Viri is the second declension masculine but since Virus is a
neuter noun it cannot be masculine of feminine. In addition
virus is a mass noun where it is only ever used to describe a
group of 'stuff' like sand or smoke (the noun not the noun-ed
verb). The Romans never pluralised an uncountable mass noun like
water or fruit, the use of fruits of your labours or the sands
of time is a modern phenomenon.
I have Gwynne's latin on my desk right now but he remains silent
on virus which is odd as he has a lot to say about absolutely
everything else.
Even the ancient Romans didn't bother to decline it correctly,
later ecclesiastic latin post Roman empire never had a go but
there is a modern latin community that deals with virus in our
modern context of a disease (the original meaning is toxin or
venom) and they use vira (long i).
Andy
Good to know!
Doing a classics degree so I have an interest in geeky stuff like that.

Andy
pamela
2017-12-08 09:26:37 UTC
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Post by Tony
90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
rather than being viruses?
Viri
Viri is the second declension masculine but since Virus is a
neuter noun it cannot be masculine of feminine. In addition
virus is a mass noun where it is only ever used to describe a
group of 'stuff' like sand or smoke (the noun not the noun-ed
verb). The Romans never pluralised an uncountable mass noun
like water or fruit, the use of fruits of your labours or the
sands of time is a modern phenomenon.
I have Gwynne's latin on my desk right now but he remains
silent on virus which is odd as he has a lot to say about
absolutely everything else.
Even the ancient Romans didn't bother to decline it correctly,
later ecclesiastic latin post Roman empire never had a go but
there is a modern latin community that deals with virus in our
modern context of a disease (the original meaning is toxin or
venom) and they use vira (long i).
Andy
Good to know!
Doing a classics degree so I have an interest in geeky stuff
like that.
Andy
Why choose classics? It's not very vocational..... or are you
past the age when that matters?
AndyW
2017-12-11 07:01:10 UTC
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Post by Tony
90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
rather than being viruses?
Viri
Viri is the second declension masculine but since Virus is a
neuter noun it cannot be masculine of feminine. In addition
virus is a mass noun where it is only ever used to describe a
group of 'stuff' like sand or smoke (the noun not the noun-ed
verb). The Romans never pluralised an uncountable mass noun
like water or fruit, the use of fruits of your labours or the
sands of time is a modern phenomenon.
I have Gwynne's latin on my desk right now but he remains
silent on virus which is odd as he has a lot to say about
absolutely everything else.
Even the ancient Romans didn't bother to decline it correctly,
later ecclesiastic latin post Roman empire never had a go but
there is a modern latin community that deals with virus in our
modern context of a disease (the original meaning is toxin or
venom) and they use vira (long i).
Andy
Good to know!
Doing a classics degree so I have an interest in geeky stuff
like that.
Andy
Why choose classics? It's not very vocational..... or are you
past the age when that matters?
In my 50s and I have degrees in technical subjects, its time for
something for fun if you have a very weird definition of fun. I studied
classics ate school a very long time ago.

Andy
AnthonyL
2017-12-11 12:23:43 UTC
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90% new infections are young homosexual & bisexual men.
rather than being viruses?
Viri
Viri is the second declension masculine but since Virus is a
neuter noun it cannot be masculine of feminine. In addition
virus is a mass noun where it is only ever used to describe a
group of 'stuff' like sand or smoke (the noun not the noun-ed
verb). The Romans never pluralised an uncountable mass noun
like water or fruit, the use of fruits of your labours or the
sands of time is a modern phenomenon.
I have Gwynne's latin on my desk right now but he remains
silent on virus which is odd as he has a lot to say about
absolutely everything else.
Even the ancient Romans didn't bother to decline it correctly,
later ecclesiastic latin post Roman empire never had a go but
there is a modern latin community that deals with virus in our
modern context of a disease (the original meaning is toxin or
venom) and they use vira (long i).
Andy
Good to know!
Doing a classics degree so I have an interest in geeky stuff
like that.
Andy
Why choose classics? It's not very vocational..... or are you
past the age when that matters?
In my 50s and I have degrees in technical subjects, its time for
something for fun if you have a very weird definition of fun. I studied
classics ate school a very long time ago.
Bit older than you and also went on to study maths & physics but
somehow was forced to study classical greek and latin to 'O' level.

Still at least I was conversant with all the math/trig symbols that we
encountered.
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AnthonyL
AndyW
2017-12-12 06:59:38 UTC
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Post by AnthonyL
Bit older than you and also went on to study maths & physics but
somehow was forced to study classical greek and latin to 'O' level.
Still at least I was conversant with all the math/trig symbols that we
encountered.
It was only Latin and classical history that we studied at our school,
great if you are going into the law or even medicine but I became an
engineer.
It also had the advantage of making me fitter, you had to be selected
from the top stream to study Latin so that painted a big target on my
back and I spent a lot of time either running or fighting.

Happy days.

Andy

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