[cripplecreek]

Oh sthop you sthilly.

[Paul Heinzman]

In before the “Congratulations on your gay thread” pic.

[Steely Tom]

The most ridiculous article I’ve ever seen in Scientific American, and that’s really saying something.

It was once a great institution of America. It was taken over by an agenda-driven bunch sometime in the mid- to late-1980’s, and they trashed it.

[MahatmaGandu]

Oooh, goodie! I see we're bringing back phrenology to help support the gay agenda since actual science doesn't.

[BigFinn]

A Bad day in Eden.

[cripplecreek]

I simply assume all klansmen or turd burglers.

[mcmuffin]

Here's a No-Brainer...

[WorkingClassFilth]

I think a lot of people who are deeply disturbed have a dead look in their eyes. I’ve noticed that all my life. It doesn’t mean that I use that insight with precision or all the time, just that it tips me off to people like a sixth sense.

[OpeEdMunkey]

*yawn* Who cares.

The gay agenda has finally been achieved. No one thinks they’re particularly shocking or different.

Surprise! Being treated like everyone else certainly takes the wind out of your movement huh. Be careful what you ask for...

[Popman]

There's Something Queer about That Face

I'm shocked the title made it though the editor.

[Richard Kimball]

Article author. I won't say it. Won't say it. Wouldn't be prudent.

[Richard Kimball]

Subliminal cues can also influence your perception:

[fightinJAG]

What you do with your body, and what you fill your mind and heart with on a regular basis, affects your appearance in subtle ways.

This is why we can say a person looks “kindly” and the person is, in fact, kind.

Works with lots of stuff.

[Tainan]

bkmrk for hilarity value...you buncha sweeties!