A very interesting discussion of 'disgust' (1:30pm Wednesday) acknowledged 
that the emotion is not only reserved for bodily fluids but also extends to 
the Fred Wests of this world.  So it was a very interesting and very Radio 4 
lacuna that omitted to remark that disgust is also the emotion felt by 
heterosexuals for homosexuality.  (ie not homophobia - a fear of, but a 
disgust for, and I don't know the Greek word for it).

Apparently males, serial killers and spit are disgusting on Radio 4 but not 
homosexuality.

A devious bunch these Radio 4 producers

"Oxymel of Squill"  wrote in message 
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>A very interesting discussion of 'disgust' (1:30pm Wednesday) acknowledged 
>that the emotion is not only reserved for bodily fluids but also extends to 
>the Fred Wests of this world.  So it was a very interesting and very Radio 
>4 lacuna that omitted to remark that disgust is also the emotion felt by 
>heterosexuals for homosexuality.  (ie not homophobia - a fear of, but a 
>disgust for, and I don't know the Greek word for it).
>
> Apparently males, serial killers and spit are disgusting on Radio 4 but 
> not homosexuality.
>
> A devious bunch these Radio 4 producers
>a fair point
G

Oxymel of Squill  wrote:

>A very interesting discussion of 'disgust' (1:30pm Wednesday) acknowledged 
>that the emotion is not only reserved for bodily fluids but also extends to 
>the Fred Wests of this world.  So it was a very interesting and very Radio 4 
>lacuna that omitted to remark that disgust is also the emotion felt by 
>heterosexuals for homosexuality.  (ie not homophobia - a fear of, but a 
>disgust for, and I don't know the Greek word for it).
>
>Apparently males, serial killers and spit are disgusting on Radio 4 but not 
>homosexuality.

It's hardly universal.  (Unless your universe consists of Squills 
and Callwells).  Is there as much disgust at female homosexuals as 
male ones?  Do woman average as much disgust at homosexuality as men?
Is it related to inferiority complexes of shome short?

-- 
Ken Tough

Oxymel of Squill goes:

>A very interesting discussion of 'disgust' (1:30pm Wednesday) acknowledged 
>that the emotion is not only reserved for bodily fluids but also extends to 
>the Fred Wests of this world.  So it was a very interesting and very Radio 4 
>lacuna that omitted to remark that disgust is also the emotion felt by 
>heterosexuals for homosexuality.  

Speak for yourself. Most of us manage to get through most days not
thinking about it at all. Something you clearly have trouble with. 

The rest of the time, we reflect that cocksucking is actually quite a
nice thing -- if you're on the cock end of the deal. 

Arse-fucking is also not a bad way to spend a few minutes, presuming
your wife is amenable. 

So it's not the cocksucking side, or the arse-fucking side that's
disgusting. Because those are by no means restricted to homos. 

What can it be, then? What about homosexuality could possibly cause
Simon to go all wobbly? 

>(ie not homophobia - a fear of, but a 
>disgust for, and I don't know the Greek word for it).

>Apparently males, serial killers and spit are disgusting on Radio 4 but not 
>homosexuality.

Could be because most people are not disgusted. 

>A devious bunch these Radio 4 producers 

Women suck cocks and take it up the shitter. Are you saying women are
also disgusting? 


-- 
AH
http://grapes2dot0.blogspot.com

oh do pay attention, I've told you before.  The examples you give are of 
heterosexual acts. Disgust is the emotion usually associated with homo 
(greek homeo-, english same-) sex acts.  You have to get over your obsession 
with sodomy and argue rationally.

Disgust is also the predominant emotion when contemplating sex with one's 
sister. It doesn't mean that one's sister is perceived as disgusting. I know 
you're only a grauniad reader but you must try harder!!!




"Alan Hope"  wrote in message 
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> Oxymel of Squill goes:
>
>>A very interesting discussion of 'disgust' (1:30pm Wednesday) acknowledged
>>that the emotion is not only reserved for bodily fluids but also extends 
>>to
>>the Fred Wests of this world.  So it was a very interesting and very Radio 
>>4
>>lacuna that omitted to remark that disgust is also the emotion felt by
>>heterosexuals for homosexuality.
>
> Speak for yourself. Most of us manage to get through most days not
> thinking about it at all. Something you clearly have trouble with.
>
> The rest of the time, we reflect that cocksucking is actually quite a
> nice thing -- if you're on the cock end of the deal.
>
> Arse-fucking is also not a bad way to spend a few minutes, presuming
> your wife is amenable.
>
> So it's not the cocksucking side, or the arse-fucking side that's
> disgusting. Because those are by no means restricted to homos.
>
> What can it be, then? What about homosexuality could possibly cause
> Simon to go all wobbly?
>
>>(ie not homophobia - a fear of, but a
>>disgust for, and I don't know the Greek word for it).
>
>>Apparently males, serial killers and spit are disgusting on Radio 4 but 
>>not
>>homosexuality.
>
> Could be because most people are not disgusted.
>
>>A devious bunch these Radio 4 producers
>
> Women suck cocks and take it up the shitter. Are you saying women are
> also disgusting?
>
>
> -- 
> AH
> http://grapes2dot0.blogspot.com
>
>
>
>

Oxymel of Squill goes:

>oh do pay attention, I've told you before.  The examples you give are of 
>heterosexual acts. Disgust is the emotion usually associated with homo 
>(greek homeo-, english same-) sex acts.  You have to get over your obsession 
>with sodomy and argue rationally.

I think you ought to try to speak for yourself. The emotion you're
more probably experiencing is guilt. 

>Disgust is also the predominant emotion when contemplating sex with one's 
>sister. 

Goodness, you do get around, don't you?


-- 
AH
http://grapes2dot0.blogspot.com