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[The Chef]

That article about white bread sickens me. It also makes me show even more concern for my cousin because he has horrible eating habits(he snacks on pieces of white bread when he's hungry). Oh, and calling someone/something 'gay' as an insult is like calling someone any other adjective as an insult because there's nothing wrong with being gay(unless it's something like 'stupid' which is insulting).

[Pt_Peach]

Hmm, I am a fan of both, but push comes to shove, I'd take potato bread.

But I chose white. I really love the butt and head of the load. Those are the best parts.

You're right! Potato bread taste wonderful!

[Vidgmchtr]

Oh, and calling someone/something 'gay' as an insult is like calling someone any other adjective as an insult because there's nothing wrong with being gay

No, there isn't.

(unless it's something like 'stupid' which is insulting).

That's EXACTLY what I meant by "derogatory".

LEARN TO READ ^_^

[Luigison]

LEARN TO READ ^_^

That's derogatory.

Anyway, I had a Big Mac today.  First one in probably a year or more.  I felt bad afterwards.  I don't think it was the three slices of bread, and may have not even been the Big Mac, but still.  I felt bad.

[The Chef]

Ok, so maybe I was wrong about the term 'stupid', but some words are used only as insults and nothing else. However, you really shouldn't take offense to these words because they are virtually meaningless in the long run.

[Glorb]

How did "gay" even become an insult? That's like calling someone "a person" and meaning it as an insult; it's such a meaningless, nonsensical kind of insult.

By the way, you do realize that McDonalds doesn't even use real food, right? Pretty much everything they use is synthetic. Burger King's stuff is way better.

[Koopaslaya]

How did "gay" even become an insult? That's like calling someone "a person" and meaning it as an insult; it's such a meaningless, nonsensical kind of insult.

Hm, well, gay is not the same as person. So that is not at all like calling someone that. Gay is just an easy thing to say and it is an easy group to pick on.

[Bigluigifan1.0]

Gay is supposed to mean happy. >:/

It's an insult because people found it to be a good insult like calling something "retarded" even though it isn't really, people just say things like this because they can't think of anything else and don't care as long as they insult them.

On topic: I find myself eating white bread a lot, it's probably just because we have way more white bread than wheat at our house most of the time though.

[Vidgmchtr]

I just don't like use of the word that way, and consider it bad language. :P

Though, if saying someone is gay because they LITERALLY are gay (or happy), that's fine.

[AbercrombieBaseball]

What I'd like to know is how the word "gay" ever became associated with homosexuals. If you read or listen to songs from 70+ years ago, the word "gay" is used continuously as meaning "happy".

I first heard the word "gay" in the song "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" in the verse that says "make the yueltide gay". It wasn't until fifth grade that I found out about another meaning of the word.

So for that matter I think that...

1. "Gay" means happy.

2. "Homosexual" means homosexual.

3. "Gay" cannot be used as an insult because it has two meanings, and even if one is obvious it can't always be determined. In ages past, if someone said "Bob is so gay" they would be saying "Bob is one happy guy".

This is just my two cents on this topic. I'm sorry I haven't quoted any of you folks, but I'm not really sure how to quote on these boards.

[TEM]

It's getting pretty gay in here.

Any of you ever eat potato bread? That's delicious.

[bobman37]

"Bob is one happy guy".

True that. I placed in today's Driving competition. :)

I'm not really sure how to quote on these boards.

You have two options. One: See those symbols above someone's post? An anchor, a face, and... what is that? A mailbox? The face means "Quote this person." When you click on the face, it will take you to the page where you reply to the topic, but there will be a quite inserted.
Two: You can go ahead and click "Reply to topic," then scroll down until you see the post that you wish to quote. There's a link off to the right on that post, it says "Insert quote." That will work, too. The only downside to using this method is that you can only quote the most recent one or two pages in the topic.

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I have been eating wheat bread for a while now. I occasionally eat white, for chicken salad sandwiches or something, but now for the most part it's wheat. The only think I can think of that I haven't tried with wheat bread so far is French toast.

[AbercrombieBaseball]

You have two options. One: See those symbols above someone's post? An anchor, a face, and... what is that? A mailbox? The face means "Quote this person." When you click on the face, it will take you to the page where you reply to the topic, but there will be a quite inserted.

I think I've got the quote thing now, it looks as if the bracketed words signal the start and end of the quoted area. Thank you for the instructions!

And just so I don't stray from the topic title, has anyone ever tried the twelve grain bread with sunflower seeds? I had it at the deli at my college once and really liked it.

[Koopaslaya]

Any of you ever eat potato bread? That's delicious.

Read my post on page 2.

[DeadAwake]

I didn't mean to make anyone mad.  At the same time, I don't mean to apologize, so eh.

If you like, you can start using the phrase, "That's so hetero," in retaliation to society's acceptance of the G-word.  Of course, you'll sound really gay by doing that, but eh...