Should the bean flickers reproduce?

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Phoenix replied

13 July 2006, 13:27
Originally posted by wobbegong

Have you seen real dykes, Phoenix? Not the slim, tanned beauties that are so popular on left-handed websites. You average lesbian looks more like Arthur Lowe in dungarees!
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wobbegong replied

13 July 2006, 12:37
Originally posted by Phoenix

Stand up for your rights! We should convert them!

Have you seen real dykes, Phoenix? Not the slim, tanned beauties that are so popular on left-handed websites. You average lesbian looks more like Arthur Lowe in dungarees!
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Phoenix replied

13 July 2006, 12:17
Stand up for your rights! We should convert them!
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djfoot replied

13 July 2006, 12:16
Most people I work with are complete b@stards, so doesn't that amount to the same thing?
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Troll started a topic Should the bean flickers reproduce?

13 July 2006, 12:04
Should the bean flickers reproduce?

MPs have given the clearest indication yet that fertility clinics will no longer be able to refuse treatment to single women and lesbians.

Public Health Minister Caroline Flint said there was "probably not a case" for keeping "the need for a father" clause in new fertility rules.
Discriminatory

Despite the relaxation of rules on adoption, many single women and lesbian couples are still believed to face rejection by IVF clinics.

The committee said last year that the situation was "offensive" to unconventional families.

He said: "I'm pleased that after 16 years of licensed discrimination against solo mothers and lesbian couples, there are signs that it will come to an end.

Opponents have claimed the proposed changes are essentially a bid to create fatherless families headed by single or lesbian women.
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