'Commercialising sexuality - son of superman is bisexual'

[mudsticks]

Light on detail, all this, but it's difficult to avoid wondering if 'Mrs Shep' just does as she's bloody well told.

Or vice versa.

It would be nice to speak to Mrs Shep in person, get her angle on it

Of course, for all we know, she may be being misrepresented.

 

[Deleted member 28]

You implied she didn't watch it any more, because of the same sex couples.

But at the same time you don't have a problem with same sex couples being mainstream stuff on the telly.

But also you said earlier that everyone agrees about everything round your way .

I don't see how all these three statement s can be true at the same time.

I've no idea what the last two parts of your post are about.

The second part just seems like some very basic and unnecessary rudeness.

Did I?
What people do in private I have no issue with but I clearly do object to the Wokey, lefty misrepresentation of society portrayed on Television these days, but you know that already. 😉

 

[Deleted member 28]

Or vice versa.

It would be nice to speak to Mrs Shep in person, get her angle on it

Of course, for all we know, she may be being misrepresented.

Absolutely.

 

[Deleted member 28]

Light on detail, all this, but it's difficult to avoid wondering if 'Mrs Shep' just does as she's bloody well told.

Does she f**k! Theatre Nurse for over 30yrs and a Sister for 15 of those, I get away with now't, wouldn't have it any other way.

 

[Deleted member 49]

I used to like Wham before I found out about George....🙄

 

[Deleted member 28]

I used to like Wham before I found out about George....🙄

Rock Hudson was a bigger blow (not job).
Broke her heart!

 

[Deleted member 28]

I used to like Wham before I found out about George....🙄

They were always shyte!

 

[AndyRM]

Did I?
What people do in private I have no issue with but I clearly do object to the Wokey, lefty misrepresentation of society portrayed on Television these days, but you know that already. 😉

You could always just turn the TV off if winds you up so much?

Like it or not, the LGBTQI+ community is huge, and being represented on TV is not a bad thing.

 

[Deleted member 28]

You could always just turn the TV off if winds you up so much?

Like it or not, the LGBTQI+ community is huge, and being represented on TV is not a bad thing.

I do, can't help see it though.

 

[Deleted member 28]

You could always just turn the TV off if winds you up so much?

Like it or not, the LGBTQI+ community is huge, and being represented on TV is not a bad thing.

It's over representation I object to.

 

[newfhouse]

I do, can't help see it though.

You poor little snowflake.

 

[AndyRM]

I do, can't help see it though.

What, that we're part of society?

I guess you must watch an awful lot of television if you think there's over-representation, and that's fair enough.

Personally I watch little; the last show I watched was 'Love on the Spectrum' and I spent the first series wondering when the gays were going to show up.

 

[winjim]

Did I?
What people do in private I have no issue with but I clearly do object to the Wokey, lefty misrepresentation of society portrayed on Television these days, but you know that already. 😉

The oldest known cave paintings in the world were made approximately 64,000 years ago. Of all the art and culture produced since then, what proportion of it do you suppose is intended to be interpreted as a literal, realistic depiction of the way that society actually is, and what proportion had broader motivation behind it, for good or ill?

 

[AndyRM]

The oldest known cave paintings in the world were made approximately 64,000 years ago. Of all the art and culture produced since then, what proportion of it do you suppose is intended to be interpreted as a literal, realistic depiction of the way that society actually is, and what proportion had broader motivation behind it, for good or ill?

 

[newfhouse]

The oldest known cave paintings in the world were made approximately 64,000 years ago. Of all the art and culture produced since then, what proportion of it do you suppose is intended to be interpreted as a literal, realistic depiction of the way that society actually is, and what proportion had broader motivation behind it, for good or ill?

I don’t know much about art but I know what I don’t like.