[CheezyD]

"Queer Eye For The Straight Guy" is a funny show. If you don't like it, don't watch it. I'm straight and don't feel threatened at all by shows like this. Why do you?

[Kieri]

Do you have children?

War and terrorism are difficult enough to explain to kids. I'd rather not have to explain "Mom, why is that man kissing that other man?" I just hope I NEVER have to explain "Mom, why is that man kissing that boy?"

[new cruelty]

I saw parts of the episode that ran on NBC last week. It was ok. I wonder what a show called "Straight Eye for the Queer Guy" would be like.

[AD from SpringBay]

"Queer Eye For The Straight Guy" is a funny show. If you don't like it, don't watch it. I'm straight and don't feel threatened at all by shows like this. Why do you?

Ha ha - that's right! Those happy funny queers sure are zany. Just keep laughing and before too long you'll no longer worry at all that the mean old Bible and most other religions of the world condemn such behavior. You'll soon forget that up until just a few years ago, such behavior was considered a mental disorder. And as far as those nagging fun-stopping stastics (like suicide rates among queers, disease carrying, and pedophilia) - just grab your popcorn and let it all go. Keep laughing and it will all go away.

Remember, normalization begins at home.

[WestPacSailor]

"Queer Eye For The Straight Guy" is a funny show. If you don't like it, don't watch it. I'm straight and don't feel threatened at all by shows like this. Why do you?

Will you feel the same way when you come home from work and see your five-year old son wearing a dress and kissing the neighbor boy?

It's already too late for the gays to recruit you, but they've got plenty of time to target your children. Remember, they can't reproduce, so they recruit!

[Revenge Of Daffy-Duck]

Oh Yeah? Explain that to Dr. Laura!

[ohioman]

It says a lot about your taste (or lack therof) if you like queer shows.

[MEGoody]

"Queer Eye For The Straight Guy" is a funny show.

Sure, the most outrageous of stereotypes is always a bit funny. I would think gays would be up in arms about this particular show, because it makes people actually laugh at the gays. I mean, who'd want to be associated with something that causes men to prance around acting like 8 year old girls pretending to be grow ups.

[Marysecretary]

All these types of shows do is make homosexuality seem like it's normal and no big deal. It's like the old proverbial frog in the pan. He doesn't realize he's getting boiled until it's too late. That's what the homosexual agenda is all about, normalizing their behavior.

[CarmelValleyite]

Hey CheezyD, I agree with you. There seems to be something seriously wrong with these posters who see homosexuality everywhere and can't stand it. All I can think of is that old saying, "Methinks Thou Dost Protest Too Much!"

BTW, no cable TV at my house, but did see "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" on NBC last week and found it hilarious. Of course, I'm one of those people who's used to being around gays as I live in L.A. and work with a few of them, have a few more as neighbors (GREAT neighbors, in fact), and see them in malls, theaters, etc.

You don't have to embrace the lifestyle, the vast majority of gays are not recruiting or molesting anymore than any other group.

[Brian Allen]

<< I'm straight and don't feel ...... >>

Where does "straight" fit in the list of Normal and Deviant?

Do "straights" lean toward the queer, biologically abnormal and degenerate -- or toward normalcy?

Or do you use the corupted and perverted language of the sodomy community because it makes you feel at home oh?

[HailtotheThief]

People just refuse to realize that sometimes gay men have better fashion sense.