15 Feb 07
Originally posted by Bad wolfDr. Reuben Fine once wrote a book in which he theorized that all chess players are latent homosexuals. If Fine was right and the above theory is true, then most likely the answer is yes. However, most of the psychiatrists I ever came in contact with tended to be a bit wacko. Fine ran a marriage counseling clinic in New York, but was married & divorced three times himself, I think. Then there was Dr. T whom I knew when in the military. He used to walk around staring at the ceiling and had the habit of suddenly asking people off the wall questions, like “Do you like mathematics?” Before we were married, my wife briefly dated a psychiatrist. She told me he was “goofy.” So, I wouldn’t put much stock in those theories.
Some say that homophobia is a sign of a latent homosexual.
Am I gay?
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15 Feb 07
Originally posted by wormwoodUrggh. I hate people who like strawberries. Don't make me sick dude 😉
well, what's there to fear in someone else's sexual preference? logically thinking, it should feel indifferent to you. if someone likes strawberries but you don't, it's not possible for his preference magically jump to you. if someone likes the same sex and you don't, how could that be any different?
so the only reason you could fear someone else's sexua ...[text shortened]... u hide it.
"you are what you is"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssjVez9UA4w
15 Feb 07
Originally posted by NordlysFine says in Psychology of a Chess Player: "The profuse phallic symbolism of chess provides some fantasy gratification of the homosexual wish, particularly the desire for mutual masterbation. This is, of course, completely repressed. Checkmate may be seen as rendering the father impotent, again part of the homosexual complex." Hmm…if that’s true what symbolism would attract a female?
Ha ha! How did he come to that conclusion? And does that go for female players as well?
15 Feb 07
Originally posted by masscatGotta love psychoanalytical thinking for its absurdity.
Fine says in Psychology of a Chess Player: "The profuse phallic symbolism of chess provides some fantasy gratification of the homosexual wish, particularly the desire for mutual masterbation. This is, of course, completely repressed. Checkmate may be seen as rendering the father impotent, again part of the homosexual complex." Hmm…if that’s true what symbolism would attract a female?
15 Feb 07
Originally posted by masscatFine is probably right about mutual masturbation. The problem for the female, as opposed the the male, is that she does not need the symbolism if she possesses a vibrator which apparently is far more effective
Fine says in Psychology of a Chess Player: "The profuse phallic symbolism of chess provides some fantasy gratification of the homosexual wish, particularly the desire for mutual masterbation. This is, of course, completely repressed. Checkmate may be seen as rendering the father impotent, again part of the homosexual complex." Hmm…if that’s true what symbolism would attract a female?
15 Feb 07
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Originally posted by wormwoodUm..that strawberry thing...it happened to me, except with cherries instead of strawberries.
well, what's there to fear in someone else's sexual preference? logically thinking, it should feel indifferent to you. if someone likes strawberries but you don't, it's not possible for his preference magically jump to you. if someone likes the same sex and you don't, how could that be any different?
so the only reason you could fear someone else's sexua u hide it.
"you are what you is"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssjVez9UA4w
Oh yeah [/joke]
15 Feb 07
Originally posted by Rene PogelHmmm... So there are so few female chess players because most women prefer a vibrator?
Fine is probably right about mutual masturbation. The problem for the female, as opposed the the male, is that she does not need the symbolism if she possesses a vibrator which apparently is far more effective
15 Feb 07
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This is gay.
http://jobs.scotsman.com/?id=5590
Who came up with that load of skollob, was it you adramforall?
Flight desks are for people with things that fly.
Perhaps it is not as bad as the CCOS (Competition Combat Objective Squad) which was a team in a double glazing company, they even had combat t-shirts to show other employees how important they were.
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