spergout with two retards in the farrow thread

[moorpies]

I used to like the Simpsons and Fat Tony, it did go downhill after the first decade though.

 

[Piggle Rick]

Caroline Farrow hates the Simpsons?

Why, did homer simpson say something in support of gay rights once?

Or am I missing something?

Hi Fat Tony. Nice to see you here. Or is this your psycho buddy Harrop?

We all know which part of you is missing.

 

[Strangolapreti]

At this point I don't believe people hates homosexuals and trannies because of their religion, they are just looking for a valid excuse to stop enabling their most retarded bullshit.

I mean how could a man possibly have sex with another man? That has to be against the rules of God and nature right? I mean, where would his penis go if the other man doesn't have a vagina? How does gay sex even work?

Ask the 10% of rams that display homosexual behavior, currently one of the few species that has members able to show interest to mate solely toward individuals of the same gender.

 

[Otis Mallebrok]

o like the Simpsons and Fat Tony, it did go downhill after the first d

True that. The first ten seasons were ace, after that, not so much.

But on this site Fat Tony refers to the blubber asteroid and childgroomer Anthony Halliday/Stephanie Hayden.

 

[moorpies]

Does he milk rats and pass it off as cow milk?

 

[Friend of Dorothy Parker]

That's exactly what happened, according to Farrow.

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There are (as of 6 years ago) about 120 married Catholic priests in the US. The Pope created a special rule for Episcopal (originally; later expended to include all Anglican churches, I think) priests wishing to convert:

...policy change made by Pope John Paul II in 1980, which offered a path for married Episcopal priests to continue their ministry after converting to Catholicism.

Under the pastoral provision, Father Paul Sullins, a former Episcopal priest, was ordained in the Catholic Church in 2002 after converting four years earlier.

Each diocese is allowed up to two active married priests, according to the Pastoral Provision Office, which facilitates the Vatican’s policy.

https://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-pope-married-priests-2017-story.html