The Bizarre World of the Bisexual
This guy must be a b3tan, right? No?
( Mushroom, Fri 31 Dec 2010, 15:03, Reply)

Hehe

(mrmatt is staging a 'dirty protest' on, Fri 31 Dec 2010, 16:05, Reply)

Yay!
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( social hand grenade I was a lurker before you were a lurker, Fri 31 Dec 2010, 20:18, Reply)

Closing out the old year on a high note!
Most LOL in a long time, dude.
( Squilliam but . . . . *I'm* the one with all the talent!, Fri 31 Dec 2010, 23:28, Reply)

That's pretty offensive, tbh...

( Lord Keeps meaning to procrastinate., Sat 1 Jan 2011, 0:37, Reply)

really?
did you watch it all the way through?
( Mushroom, Sat 1 Jan 2011, 3:58, Reply)

This is full of win.

( Bad Horsey Bring back Dr. Ubes Rub!, Sat 1 Jan 2011, 9:32, Reply)

"Refusal to adhere to comical sexual stereotypes"
This be one of them social satires masquerading as a public information film, like Harry Enfield, but funny.
(G-Force Yeti, Fri 7 Jan 2011, 18:16, Reply)

Funny that!
I kept expecting it to zoom out to reveal a large pair of hairy knackers, but then realized it was the ravages of time that had scratched the acetate.
( caldini Have you seen my polar bear?, Fri 7 Jan 2011, 20:34, Reply)

Clever and funny. Wow.
You forgot that heterosexuals hate us too.
(egg1, Fri 7 Jan 2011, 23:41, Reply)

The video was awesome
... but I'm not too sure if it's trying to say that bisexuality is nonsense or that people that assert that it is nonsense are being silly. I'm not a 'bisexual' myself, but I have and do still have sex with both males and females (I'm male). I guess that would very much put me under that term but I don't like it. It kind of infers a straight-down-the-middle split in attraction to both sexes. This isn't the case, though. I go one way more than the other at different times and find more freedom in that than saying "Yes, in fact, I am a bisexual." These days, I find people - girls especially - are using that term to look cool and attractive to other people in social circles when it's not even true. I know a girl that does it and it shits me.
( Cragget, Fri 7 Jan 2011, 23:45, Reply)

In their teens they call it "experimenting"
To be honest in an ideal world no-one would even bother distinguishing between homo's, heteros and bionics. People would just lust, shag, and pick whatever partner they wanted. All the best monkeys do it that way.

Trouble is because heterosexuality pretty much became a law (as opposed to simply common practice) in most cultures, homosexuals felt the need to become a rebellious entity, and leading to the development of Gay Pride. Annoyingly, most people seem to think that "proud" also has to incorporate "loud"...fuck you Louis Spence.

Bisexuals have a less pressured existence I think, until it comes up in conversation, at which point (as far as I've seen) the people around usually demand that they either prove or justify their open sexuality...the correct response in this case being "Oh shut up!".

\ramble
( Extinct Jesus Dossier "...I think it counteracts Hitler's magic...", Sat 8 Jan 2011, 0:33, Reply)

Woody Allen hit it pretty squarely on the head when he said
"The good thing about being bisexual is that it doubles your chance of a date on a Saturday night."
(Sir Tainley Barking Ezekiel 23:20, Sun 9 Jan 2011, 17:46, Reply)

I'm with you on most points there
But I'd suggest one modification:

FEMALE bisexuals have a less pressured existence - The double-standard when it comes to male bisexuals is alive and well, and although most heterosexual men will be interested if a girl claims to be bisexual, heterosexual women in general will be put off by a man claiming to be bisexual.
(DarkLite swallowed my entire undercarriage, Sun 9 Jan 2011, 21:07, Reply)