Teletubbies or Barney, which is more GAY?
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As above.
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is this a trick question?
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Nah, a 100% simple question...Originally posted by StarPuppy:is this a trick question? -
i can't answer...both seems really gay....Originally posted by MosPosterior:Nah, a 100% simple question... -
I love both when i was young up till pri 6..
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Ok, think back your mistake in the past...Originally posted by jam on a bread:I love both when i was young up till pri 6..
Which is more gay when your recall them now?? -
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OMFG!!!Originally posted by mhcampboy:
This is a good picture showing how gay Tinky Winky is.. Hmm...
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Lol, there are 4 gays in one show, and 1 main gay with a bunch of sidekicks in the other, which one more gay? U decide...
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u even know what are their names arh?Originally posted by MosPosterior:OMFG!!!
This is a good picture showing how gay Tinky Winky is.. Hmm...
OMG
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the threadstarter is the gayiest of all since he came up with this topic
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N here we have "Oops, I farted..teehee" pic
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hahah Po is the cutest. I like Po then lala then dipsy. tinky winky seems retarded to me.Originally posted by alexkusu:N here we have "Oops, I farted..teehee" pic -
YOU!
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hmm..Originally posted by gd4u:Lol, there are 4 gays in one show, and 1 main gay with a bunch of sidekicks in the other, which one more gay? U decide...
there is a 4 in your name, so you are 4 time gayer than us?
Lol, no offense..
For simple calculation: gayness = a
4 teletubbies = 4xa = 4a
1 barney = 1xa = a
Therefore teletubbies is 4x gayer then barney?
For more complex is:
4 teletubbies = 4xt= gay(t)*gay(t)*gay(t)*gay(t)=gay(4t)
1 barney = 1xb = gay(b)
So! gay(4t) is not neccessary bigger then gay(b) if you study sine. -
Ok, this red chilly is freaking gay, but not as when tinky winky take a red handbag with a laced skirtOriginally posted by alexkusu:N here we have "Oops, I farted..teehee" pic
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MosPosterior
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Ok, this is a Crap forum..Originally posted by anhydrouscoppersulphate:the threadstarter is the gayiest of all since he came up with this topic
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And I am GAY!!!
Coz I am happy.
P/S: Check the real meaning of gay -
'Gay Tinky Winky bad for children' (adapted from BBC)
Is the purple Tinky Winky a bad influence on children?
The innocent world of the Teletubbies is under attack from America's religious right.
The Reverend Jerry Falwell, a former spokesman for America's Moral Majority, has denounced the BBC TV children's show. He says it does not provide a good role model for children because Tinky Winky is gay.
Cheerful Tinky Winky, the purple character with the triangular aerial on his head, carries a handbag - but apart from that seems much the same as his friends Laa-Laa, Dipsy and Po.
The characters are famous for their use of baby language, including the catchphrases "eh-oh" meaning "hello", and "uh-oh" for "oh dear".
But the Teletubbies have made the Rev Falwell, chancellor of Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, hot under the collar. He decided to "out" Tinky Winky in the February edition of his National Liberty Journal.
'Subtle depictions'
In an article called Parents Alert: Tinky Winky Comes Out of the Closet, he says: "He is purple - the gay-pride colour; and his antenna is shaped like a triangle - the gay-pride symbol."
He said the "subtle depictions" of gay sexuality are intentional and later issued a statement that read: "As a Christian I feel that role modelling the gay lifestyle is damaging to the moral lives of children."
In the same article he also condemned the US animated show South Park as "vile and impudent".
The Teletubbies, aimed at pre-school children, is immensely popular in the UK and around the world.
The show was first broadcast on US public TV last spring where it is now as popular as another children's show, Barney, a singing dinosaur. But perhaps parents should beware of Barney as well - he also happens to be purple.
'Absurd and offensive'
The Teletubbies are portrayed by actors in oversized, brightly coloured costumes. They all have television screens on their tummies and, according to the story line, live in a "chromedome" hidden in the hills.
Steve Rice, a spokesman for Itsy Bitsy Entertainment, which licenses the Teletubbies in the US, said : "The fact that he carries a magic bag doesn't make him gay.
"It's a children's show, folks. To think we would be putting sexual innuendo in a children's show is kind of outlandish.
"To out a Teletubby in a pre-school show is kind of sad on his part. I really find it absurd and kind of offensive."
A BBC spokeswoman said: "This is not the first time that people have read symbolism into a children's TV programme and it probably won't be the last.
"As far as we are concerned Tinky Winky is simply a sweet, technological baby with a magic bag." -
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campy, which one is u?? speak!Originally posted by mhcampboy:
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Si mi dai ji?Originally posted by laurence82:MosPosterior
I open one thread at UoC also can't? Please take note I didn't intrude any of yours.
For fun, you are gladly welcome, otherwise, please refrain from vandalising, thanks. -
Wooo..Originally posted by anhydrouscoppersulphate:'Gay Tinky Winky bad for children' (adapted from BBC)
Is the purple Tinky Winky a bad influence on children?
The innocent world of the Teletubbies is under attack from America's religious right.
The Reverend Jerry Falwell, a former spokesman for America's Moral Majority, has denounced the BBC TV children's show. He says it does not provide a good role model for children because Tinky Winky is gay.
Cheerful Tinky Winky, the purple character with the triangular aerial on his head, carries a handbag - but apart from that seems much the same as his friends Laa-Laa, Dipsy and Po.
The characters are famous for their use of baby language, including the catchphrases "eh-oh" meaning "hello", and "uh-oh" for "oh dear".
But the Teletubbies have made the Rev Falwell, chancellor of Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, hot under the collar. He decided to "out" Tinky Winky in the February edition of his National Liberty Journal.
'Subtle depictions'
In an article called Parents Alert: Tinky Winky Comes Out of the Closet, he says: "He is purple - the gay-pride colour; and his antenna is shaped like a triangle - the gay-pride symbol."
He said the "subtle depictions" of gay sexuality are intentional and later issued a statement that read: "As a Christian I feel that role modelling the gay lifestyle is damaging to the moral lives of children."
In the same article he also condemned the US animated show South Park as "vile and impudent".
The Teletubbies, aimed at pre-school children, is immensely popular in the UK and around the world.
The show was first broadcast on US public TV last spring where it is now as popular as another children's show, Barney, a singing dinosaur. But perhaps parents should beware of Barney as well - he also happens to be purple.
'Absurd and offensive'
The Teletubbies are portrayed by actors in oversized, brightly coloured costumes. They all have television screens on their tummies and, according to the story line, live in a "chromedome" hidden in the hills.
Steve Rice, a spokesman for Itsy Bitsy Entertainment, which licenses the Teletubbies in the US, said : "The fact that he carries a magic bag doesn't make him gay.
"It's a children's show, folks. To think we would be putting sexual innuendo in a children's show is kind of outlandish.
"To out a Teletubby in a pre-school show is kind of sad on his part. I really find it absurd and kind of offensive."
A BBC spokeswoman said: "This is not the first time that people have read symbolism into a children's TV programme and it probably won't be the last.
"As far as we are concerned Tinky Winky is simply a sweet, technological baby with a magic bag." I didn't know purple and triangle symbolised gayish.
Thanks CuSO4, so I think Tinky Winky is more gay. -
was r u talking abt!?? this picture was taken by me at you!!!Originally posted by monoslayer:campy, which one is u?? speak! -
i used to love teletubbies. I dun like barney.
To think of it...both of them r gay lol