What are your unpopular opinions?
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IJB1959 said:
Mr Panda thought Mrs Panda was ugly, so he bashed her with a chair rather than being coxed into that awful mating rigmarole again.
New business idea, XXX panda porn. Tricky to find shagging pandas to film though. Sideline one, panda Viagra.
Sideline two, hi-tech panda sex dolls. Oh, er hang on.
davhill said:
New business idea, XXX panda porn. Tricky to find shagging pandas to film though.
Sideline one, panda Viagra.
It's been done Sideline one, panda Viagra.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panda_pornography
The Don of Croy said:
I also think the Sinclair C5 was years ahead of it's time, and his Sovereign calculator the forerunner to Apple success (premium pricing for everyday tech wrapped in a nice case etc).
I'd agree with that. However, if we had a new C5 today it would be banned from the roads on safety reasons. Lots of potentially great travel ideas have died off because health and safety overreacts before anything even goes wrong.The Don of Croy said:
Trackballs are better to use than a mouse.
Nope. Smart (multi touch) trackpads are better than any other option.The Don of Croy said:
Abolish the TV licence and set the BBC free to compete on equal terms with allcomers.
Most of the UK agree with this so I wouldn't say it's unpopular.br d said:
I'm sure I'm in for a parrot visit but who are FGTH?
Frankie Goes To HollywoodRelax - 1980s ? might ring a bell ?
Their recording of Springsteen's Born to Run link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMfE2Se4r9w
Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 19th February 21:16
techiedave said:
br d said:
I'm sure I'm in for a parrot visit but who are FGTH?
Frankie Goes To HollywoodRelax - 1980s ? might ring a bell ?
Their recording of Springsteen's Born to Run link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMfE2Se4r9w
Edited by techiedave on Monday 19th February 21:16
Good grief, I often listen to Pleasure Dome when I'm in the gym so I really should have got that, I was thinking it was somebody much more modern.
Parrot indeed.
Mothersruin said:
I thought this the other day watching something on YT - it had a fully grown panda being ushered in for a bit of nookie - it had zero interest, tried to get up on a branch to eat something, fell off onto it's head and just lay there for a bit.
Rubbish.
As porn goes, that is pretty niche.Rubbish.
techiedave said:
br d said:
I'm sure I'm in for a parrot visit but who are FGTH?
Frankie Goes To HollywoodRelax - 1980s ? might ring a bell ?
Their recording of Springsteen's Born to Run link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMfE2Se4r9w
Edited by techiedave on Monday 19th February 21:16
I’m a big Springsteen fan though. I’m the very opposite of a Manfred Mann fan. And I hate how they pronounce ‘deuce’ as ‘douche’ in Blinded by the Light.
poing said:
The Don of Croy said:
I also think the Sinclair C5 was years ahead of it's time, and his Sovereign calculator the forerunner to Apple success (premium pricing for everyday tech wrapped in a nice case etc).
I'd agree with that. However, if we had a new C5 today it would be banned from the roads on safety reasons. Lots of potentially great travel ideas have died off because health and safety overreacts before anything even goes wrong.Blown2CV said:
i have nothing against people who are gay, it's totally fine with me. If my kids ended up being, then that's fine too.
However, from an evolutionary standpoint, because it stops the breeding line, it is technically a disease (as extremely unfashionable as it is to say openly... unfortunately i can't think of another word but i am very much not using it as an attacking term), in the same way that anything that stops procreation or causes it to fail is.
The issue here is there are better terms than disease. That implies that it needs to be fixed or solved somehow. It is more a condition, like autism. You have also ignored the fact that it is more of a spectrum. There are bisexuals, there are also other ways that you can procreate these days. I have heard of gay men and lesbians having like one straight relationship to have a child, which may seem like bizarre behaviour but may point to a natural instinct to have children, regardless of sexual orientation.However, from an evolutionary standpoint, because it stops the breeding line, it is technically a disease (as extremely unfashionable as it is to say openly... unfortunately i can't think of another word but i am very much not using it as an attacking term), in the same way that anything that stops procreation or causes it to fail is.
It is an unpopular opinion when it is used as a reason to deny homosexuals the right to marry or to claim that there is some reason they shouldn't be near children.
I don't like children, they are always sticky for some reason and sound like far too much responsibility, so even if I was straight I wouldn't want them.
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