Re: Warning at bath...
Dave Bird <dav...@xemu.demon.co.uk> wrote in message news:5FM...@xemu.demon.co.uk... > In article<383f7422@206.103.97.91>, JRO <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net- > remove> writes: > >Jay C the presbyter <Joe...@postYOURmasterBRA.co.uk> wrote in message news:Z3b7PFA > >3ps...@eidosnet.co.uk... > >> I think this newsgroup as JRO pointed out is getting a little > >> homophobic. > >> > > > > > >homo - The generic name for a species o bipedal, erect, large-brained hominids, > >now > > represented only by modern man. 2; Same. > > > >phobia - an exaggerated and persistant dread or aversion to; strong aversion or > >dislike. > > > > > >homophobia - "man aversion". > > > Uhunh. The whole coinage is a bit of a bodge up. First because the > author of it has taken the prefix "homo-" to imply the whole word > homosexual, and second because that word should more properly have > been homeo-sexual (homeo = same, sex = gender, a person attracted > to the same gender). > > But I'm sure you know what it means: homophobic, one with a fear > or hatred against people attracted to the same gender; xenophobic, > one with a fear or hatred against people of other races and > nationalities. Two forms of bigotry. Oh... A Sodomite. So, this newsgroup is becoming Sodo-phobic. That's nice. JRO
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