User Comments

1. 

   10/20/07

   crkian

   Not sure about the use of the word retard, do you actually know what a retard is

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2. 

   10/20/07

   voodooKobra

   EvilBible isn't my website, so it's a moot discussion.

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3. 

   10/20/07

   crkian

   That scots site is strange, she grew up near chepstow in wales not scotland as they state

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4. 

   10/20/07

   voodooKobra

   I found it on Google; my mom told me about this story from her Yahoo news and I used Google to find an article concerning it. Since I don't use Yahoo, I probably didn't grab the right article.

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5. 

   10/20/07

   robinj

   hmmmm

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   1. 

      10/20/07

      voodooKobra

      What are you "hmmmm"ing about?
   2. 

      10/20/07

      libdrone

      she is wondering what Really went on between Dumbledore and Snape
6. 

   10/20/07

   voodooKobra

   Haha it's not Snape it's Grindelwald

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7. 

   10/23/07

   czixanggb

   i don't think it's spiteful if there is a gay character. there shouldn't be no discrimination.
   
   myconsolingasylum.blogspot.com/2007/10/albus-dumbledore-is-gay.html

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8. 

   10/23/07

   clioandme

   I can't be bothered to read. Where does "spiteful" come into it? And who gives a rat's ass about this fictional character's sexuality anyway?

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      10/23/07

      ender

      lmfao ... my sentiments exactly.
      
      i had a moment of "blink, blink" and went, eh, cool, whatever.
      
      and to the rabid gay rights activists who are complaining that "it's not enough for rowling to out dumbledore now" i say BAH. it's a freaking kids' series. dumbledore's sexuality was never a plot point. it does explain the grindelwald bit, but nothing more needed to be said about it than what she wrote in the books.
9. 

   1/17/08

   wisdomreload

   Dumbledore is Gay???
   
   OH SHUT THE HELL UP

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      1/17/08

      voodooKobra

      You're a little late to this one.
10. 

    1/17/08

    clioandme

    Let's ask a more important question. What is Dumbledore's stance on baking soda?

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    1. 

       1/17/08

       MadameX

       Mark...Mark...Mark. I thought I'd been really clear on this. If Dumbledore didn't take a position on baking soda DURING the series, he CAN'T TAKE ONE NOW. That's it. Non-negotiable. Dumbledore has no position on baking soda.
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       1/17/08

       clioandme

       But maybe there was baking soda in that magic and we just weren't paying attention.
    3. 

       1/17/08

       gosmelltheflowers

       He used baking soda to keep his beard extra white and shiny.
11. 

    1/17/08

    kdawg68

    Am I the only person in the world that has no idea who/what dumbledore is, let alone why I should/should not be concerned about his/her/its persuasion?

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    1. 

       1/17/08

       MadameX

       Yes.
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       1/17/08

       kdawg68

       well then, ignorance is bliss!
12. 

    1/17/08

    Manictastic

    I've read in Time, that one of the Smurfs might be gay.

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    1. 

       1/17/08

       clioandme

       What do Smurfs call baking soda?
       
       For that matter, how do you say it in Flemish?
    2. 

       1/17/08

       MadameX

       Didn't you ever have a Smurf? They don't have...um...distinguishing features.
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       1/17/08

       Manictastic

       I never come near kitchens so I have no idea how we call baking soda, stoneman.
       
       A Smurf is a smurf with us. See, no capital letter, that's the big difference.
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       1/19/08

       voodooKobra

       MadameX: There are always the smurfs behind the toilet who only speak to you when you're drunk, too.
13. 

    1/17/08

    ChessMagic

    again, madameX and stoneman are ganging up and posting side topics

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