Is Our Water Causing Increased Levels of Homosexuality?

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more gays "prancing around" now than before?

read up on ancient mediterranean cultures

This reminds me of OPE in -Dr. Stangelove-.

ruveyn

I would say it depend on country... the uk's water doesn't have any hormones tere was an investegation a few years ago

"you take the soil around any major metripolitan area...you can't build on it, you can't grow on it, so what are they doing with it? They're building landing strips for gay Martians, I sweartagod! It's what the queers are doing to the soil! - The Dead Milkmen"

sorry, that's the first thing that popped into my head when I saw that...

There is some evidence that the hormones are contributing to early puberty, or used to be.

Consider the difference between men in cities on Colorado's Front Range, which get their drinking water from glaciers, versus men in Washington DC, which gets its water from the Potomac River...

...hmmm...it may seem to explain a lot about our country's leaders...

But, if we can somehow convince Moral Majority members that the drinking water is sissifying our men, then we might have some unprecedented interest in cleaning the environment from among America's Conservatives and Christians.

1. trust me, I know some guys who are far from sissy, and I am sure they can bench press more then you can and they are as gay, as gay can be!

2. actaully, gayness is not hormal except dealing with sex drive in the sense of state of arousal and the like

3. I agree, then the right wing would actually care about our water if it mattered.

4. When I read this, first thing that came to my head was "ITS RAINING MEN!"

Agreed. Homosexuality has always been there. Maybe of course in Roman times lead was causing homosexuality, and now it's hormones. Not meant seriously

Wait a minute--just because he is intelligent, witty, charming, and not grossly overweight does not mean that Stephen Colbert is not a conservative. Stephen Colbert shows us that, at least in one instance, it is possible to be witty and conservative at the same time. Those others that you mention--O'Neil and Limbaugh--what a couple of fat, irritating turds.

So, he uses his full name, Stephen, rather than his nickname, Steve, for his show. How did Rush Limbaugh get his name? What kind of parents would actually name their kid "Rush?" Maybe Commie parents, who used "Rush" as short for "Russia" or "Rushian?" Why didn't they just call him "Flash" if they wanted something unique?

i think his real name is Rusty, but it might be Russle (though I doubt that).

Try watching interviews with Steve Colbert when he's not "in character", or even reading just a bit about him. "Stephen Colbert" is a character. Steve Colbert is indeed a liberal, much like his friend Jon Stewart. He's also a big ol' Star Wars geek, and has confessed to playing Dungeons & Dragons - as an adult.

I like him.

I do not recall anybody saying "Stephen Colbert is intelligent, witty, charming and not grossly overweight, therefore he cannot be a conservative". He is a political satirist according to how he describes himself. The Colbert Report is a satirical news show (satiring shows such as The O'Reilly Show and so on). If he was, in fact, a conservative then he would not be an intelligent one as he is often showing the flaws in conservative arguments by appearing to be so strongly in favour of them. He is a Democrat according to his own words.

Here, read this article and you will know his intentions with the Stephen Colbert character: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... 01551.html

I watch both shows, and even though I switched back to the Republican Party, I still think the Daily Show is funnier. But now that the Iraq war is winding down, I will miss the "Mess 'O Potamia" segments.

Hold on--that article was from the Washington Post, and everyone knows that the Washington Post has a liberal bias, and is therefore wrong.

You never hear of Fox news or Rush Limbaugh taking issue with Colbert.

Again, just because he isn't bitter, angry and grossly overweight doesn't mean that he can't be a conservative.

Stephen Colbert presents himself as a nice, witty conservative commentator--which is the absolute opposite of all of the other conservative commentators out there--but he is still conservative.

And, anyway, the other conservative commentators must be putting on an act when they are on the air--Michael Steele once characterized Rush Limbaugh as a mere "entertainer"--although Mr. Steele did promptly and obsequiously apologize for his comment. Can Rush Limbaugh maintain his bitter, angry persona 24 hours per day? Even he must take a rest once in a while--although, granted, he has been through three marriages.

Watered down topic

I hope this means autism is not caused by drinking the water.

No, just effeminacy.

Here is Stephen Colbert on the show of his buddy, fellow conservative Bill O'Reilly:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QquTUR9nbC4[/youtube]

Stephen admits that he emulates Bill O'Reilly, and points out that he is pronouncing his name as "Col-Bear" just to get the media elites on his side. He says that his audience comprises people in their 50s and 60s, and who are too young for the O'Reilly show--which is correct, I am 50, and I watch Stephen Colbert and consider myself too young to watch Bill O'Reilly.

Look: Here is a liberal organization taking issue with Stephen Colbert:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNHqX27hlz8&feature=related[/youtube]

So, you see? He is a conservative!

That's hilarious because it is true. His name is actually Irish and is pronounced Col-bert but O'Reilly refuses to give him a break on it.