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Don't Ask, Don't Tell (Other) by PodPoet Don't ask, don't tell
Is what they say
To silence, to quell
The burning passion of love untrusted
And the timeless urge to not get busted
Don't ask, don't tell
Is how the bible holds sway
Over the mind of man
From ancient Rome to today
Don't ask, don't tell
Rings deaf in these ears
It comes from cowards' tongues
And exposes their fears
Because if they ask
Then they'll know for sure
That Marines are fucking Marines
And there is no cure
And if they tell
Then their own desires would come to light
How they wish they could watch
Rather than fight
Up the ladder:
I love
Down the ladder:
Unfinished Warrior
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Posted: January 12, 2005 12:29 PM PST; Last modified: January 12, 2005 12:29 PM PSTWeighted score: 5.2145653 Overall Rank: 4357 Comments:
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tangerinepuddle @ 69.240.74.35
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17-Jan-05/3:16 PM
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really enjoyed this write.....
Is gayness a systemic problem in the Marines? Or are they merely blighted by a few bad eggs? The omelette that is homosexualism is rotten indeed, and like all rotten omelettes it spreads, planting new omelette seeds wherever its omelette legs may carry it. Make no mistake: omelettism is more than just a pertinent analogy, it's a fact of life. All that's left is for us to ask ourselves, "How do we stamp out a breeding omelette?" Simple. We place it in the middle of The Bible, and slam the book shut. Case closed. Omelette absorbed. -10-
Is it true that dark angels have larger members than their lighter counterparts?
Angels don't have members. They're sexless: "At the resurrection people will neither marry nor be given in marriage; they will be like the angels in heaven." Matthew 22:30
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