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Proof from Iran that you can wear a pink shirt and still have brass balls.

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  1. sns1 says:

    hey sometimes when u want to join a mob u need to accessorize first.

  2. Lilith says:

    Talking about looking gay, I just can’t get this song out of my head…dammit!

  3. PortlandMark says:

    I lolled.

    Reminds me of the old (gay bashing) Eddie Murphy bit:

    ‘Me and my friends like to go harass the homosexuals. Drive past real slow, shouting “F@ggot! Hey, f@ggot @ssed f@ggot!”

    You forget, these f@ggots are guys, man. Pretty embarassing sh!t to get your @ss beat by a f@ggot, man! (lisps) “Why are you bovering me, why?!?” ‘

    • AC says:

      My comments keep getting moderated because I forget that f@g doesn’t always mean “a cigarette.”

      • PortlandMark says:

        lol

        • f@g says:

          I think you can say “Fag” safely on here.
          Hey I just did it.

          • AC says:

            Really? Hmm I was unfairly moderated.
            FAG!

            • Eric-in-STL says:

              But can you say faggot? Let’s find out…

              • Eric-in-STL says:

                Yes, you can! Someone needs to just post a whole bunch of random swears words and slurs so we know how we can and cannot insult each other. ;)

                • Jane St.Clair says:

                  You can say ass, damn, and bastard with no moderation.

                  • Eric-in-STL says:

                    And that’s about 30% of my total vocabulary there, so it’s a good start.

                    • bad fairie says:

                      @ eric you need to expand your vocabulary then
                      &
                      @ ac – the best insults rarely involve profanity — “she’s a vermin-ridden, pat buchanon-loving, war-mongering pseudo-intellectual egotistical frigid cow”

                      • Eric-in-STL says:

                        Oh, BF, I’m a sad, simple man who is infinitely amused by profanity. Frankly, I don’t see what the big deal is. I can be just as offensive without using a single swear word. They’re just words. It’s the intent that’s the important part.
                        (With the exception of words that exist only for hateful purposes. Those are fully loaded words.)

                        • bad fairie says:

                          good thing i like you eric in stl, i’ve verbally stomped the stuffing out of “she who shall remain nameless” for calling me bf ;) .
                          profanity has it’s place, but when you start repeating, it gets old…fast.
                          when my oldest was a teen and the usual assortment of teen boys started hanging around the house, their lack of creativity got tiresome (along with their effort at not using f*ck as every other word) so i instigated a rule – swearing was allowed, but no repeating – they thought it was great for a while, until they realized that was all they said.
                          when you use the same words over and over, they lose their impact and become just noise, has nothing to do with being offensive or insulting, just not redundant.

                        • Eric-in-STL says:

                          I use the f-word way too much, I guess. I just like it. I don’t know why. I don’t expect it to carry any extra gravity. I just like it.

                        • Jane St.Clair says:

                          When I did my student teaching my supervisor from the university was this nice little elderly man who had come home from WWII and started teaching. After he retired he started supervising students teachers. When he would observe me teach he would make tally marks for every time I said the word “okay” and “you guys”. He didn’t do this to be a jerk (contrary to what previous students had told me) but instead to illustrate exactly what you were talking about, fairie. Using the same words over and over again loses your audience.

                          That being said, when I’m with my friends I cuss an awful lot. Also, military guys tend to cuss a lot and I come from a military family. It’s a balance and where code switching comes into play. I can switch to teacher and professional mode and I never have a slip up, and then when I’m with my friends slip back.

                        • bad fairie says:

                          as a guess it’s because there are so many ways to emphasis different parts of the word. drag out the u, or heavy on the ck, or extra explosive f….
                          but it is one of those words that is just over used, rather similar to like in valley-speak ;)
                          but don’t mind me, it’s just my inner old crone creeping out, lol

                        • Plink22LR says:

                          Try “-ing!” both stress relieving and not actually offensive at thesame time !

                  • johnnyrudizzle says:

                    what’s a fudgepacker?

    • I wouldn’t call that bashing… Sounds like he learned an interesting lesson with the @ss beating and all.

      • Jane St.Clair says:

        Nothing says greater understanding like a well deserved ass beating.

      • PortlandMark says:

        True enough!

        Of course, it was preceded by: ‘ I don’t wanna offend any homosexuals, if there are any in the audience. Do- do we have any homosexuals in the audience? (laughter) Just raise your hands-(audience starts to lose it) No? Good! Let’s talk about them!

        It’s hard to remember that just 27 years ago, when he recorded that album, gays in the audience wouldn’t have dared raise their hands, for fear of being beaten. TImes have sure changed.

      • charro says:

        Aye! A rare DWN sighting!

  4. hee hee says:

    :) what this lol tells me is that the guy is single does his own laundry and hasn’t figured out how to separate his ‘whites’ from his ‘colors’ and ended up with one big load of ‘pinks’.

    • lowly grunt says:

      I was going to say that!!! So, I will….

      The pink shirt doesn’t mean he is gay, per se; it just means he did a load of whites and missed the rogue red sock. Not to be confused with a rouge rogue sock. Or is it? What?

      • charro says:

        I’m always ending with one black sock in the load of whites and it ends up purple. The sock ends up dark purple and the whites end up light purple.

  5. Eric-in-STL says:

    I’ve gotta admit. I’m not man enough to wear pink.

  6. coyotedude says:

    “No gays in Iran.” ? Yeah right! :)

    • Emperor, Leader of the Resistance, Tetragramaton Cleric. says:

      You jumped to two conclusions there. Way to assume.

    • You in New York now baby!

    • Lilith says:

      Actually, when he said that Iran doesn’t have homosexuals “like in your country”, he meant that it is a very rare “phenomenon”, compared to the USA. He clarified this remark afterwards. Interestingly, I understood it totally different the first time. I thought he wanted to say that Iran doesn’t have a homosexual *culture* like the one that exists in many western nations, since I guess that there isn’t a public Gay Pride Celebration in Teheran this year…or the year before…or the year before the year before.

      But believing that he denies the mere existance of homosexuals in Iran doesn’t make any sense, because in that case there would be no need to declare it illegal.

      • PortlandMark says:

        I’m pretty sure I heard him say “We have no homosexuals in Iran. Who told you there were homosexuals in Iran?”

  7. yikes says:

    And pretty tight pants too.

  8. As0ole says:

    well better than a red shirt….. ^^

  9. Emperor, Leader of the Resistance, Tetragramaton Cleric. says:

    Poster boy for pink is powerful!

  10. Kelly says:

    nah, it´s only in america where people are stupid enough to associate t-shirt color with sexual orientation.

    • Tyler says:

      Nah, it’s only in America where people associate not having brass balls with being gay.
      They didn’t say people who wear pink shirts are gay, they said that they can still have brass balls. Nice try, though.

      • Eric-in-STL says:

        Yeah, read the LOL again. It’s not suggesting pink shirt wearing guys are gay. It’s suggesting that pink shirt wearing guys are normally considered wussies. And frankly, the fact that you made the leap to homosexuality makes me wonder if you’re the one making that association, Kelly, not the LOL maker.

        • Tyler says:

          Eric logic WIN.

        • Jane St.Clair says:

          There was a pink shirt resurgence amongst guys a few years back. One day I went to my bookstore job wearing a pink polo shirt and khaki knee length shorts. My coworker (who is a guy) who was scheduled to be on the register with me was also wearing a pink polo shirt and khaki knee length shorts. Man, the customers loved us and all our other coworkers made fun of us.

          • Tyler says:

            Mmmm…. for some reason, that mental image reminds me of peppermint iced cream.
            Be right back, gotta finish off that box.

            • Jane St.Clair says:

              I had some killer lemon creme cake for dessert at this cute little pastry shop my friends and I recently discovered.

        • Kelly says:

          i just knew someone was going to be stupid enough to say that.

          reality check: people associate pink with gayness in this country. it´s sad, but it´s true. likewise, people associate wussiness with gayness. don´t get mad at me for pointing out the country´s obvious homophobia.

          • Jane St.Clair says:

            I don’t associate pink with gayness at all, since I know a lot of preppy guys who have worn pink. Like I said, a couple years ago there was this whole pink popularity thing amongst guys and I saw a lot of little boys in the elementary school I worked at wearing pink because it was the cool thing to do at the time. Also, the gay guys I know have never worn pink, although on of my friends does have a thing for Disney princesses.

            • viking gal says:

              Pink used to be for boys, at the time that there first was color coding for gender of babies (link). Also, my mother recalls that when she was young (late 1930’s, early 1940’s) green was the color associated with being a ‘woman-oriented woman’ or a gay man. Things change.

              • bluejade says:

                Whoa, that explains my bizarre ex-mother-in-law’s reaction when I dressed my little red-head daughter in green outfits! She acted like I was doing something kinky!

              • Charlie Foxtrot says:

                Yes, I had heard that as well. I had also heard that blue was for women as it denoted their soothing nature, whereas pink was bright and bold for a man’s decisive nature. I just couldn’t remember where I’d heard that so I didn’t mention it in case I had my facts wrong.

                • Jane St.Clair says:

                  Damn it! That was me, I’m at my mother’s house waiting for her so we can go shopping. I though if I used her computer my name would still be in the autofill. Damn you Charlie! *shakes fist*

          • tyler says:

            Kelly, saying that it’s America’s bias and not yours only goes to show that you’re trying to generalize our entire country just to defend yourself. YOU are the only one here that made that generalization, I for one thought nothing about homosexuality.

            • viking gal says:

              I made the same association as Kelly. Not that strange for someone raised in the US, really.

            • Tyler says:

              Oh, and also: the author of the LOL said that this man wore a pink shirt, and nothing about his sexuality. Only about the stereotype that guys who wear pink are supposed to be wusses, but here you see they aren’t. Straight guys can wear pink too, you self-righteous orange juice face balding witch of evil. (Sorry about that, but I wanted to try out insulting without cussing like Eric and Bad Faerie were talking about above;)). You’re the one who jumped to that conclusion, Kelly. You really shouldn’t enable yourself by posting things in your defense that make everyone here look bad. You’re the one who made the jump to the massive generalization, now own up to it.

          • Eric-in-STL says:

            To quote Kevin Kline, don’t call me stupid.

            You made the jump to homosexuality on this LOL. That’s the point I was getting at. YOU made the jump on this LOL. Not the entire USA. YOU did. A guy in a pink shirt does not mean gay. A guy who is wussy does not mean gay. We have many gay stereotypes in this country, you’re going a little overboard. These are a new level of homophobic stereotypes you’re pushing there.

            • Kelly says:

              just because you haven´t seen the stereotype doesn´t mean it isn´t there. all my gay friends know about this. i don´t know why you are so unaware. excuse me for making a connection that you can´t.

              • Eric-in-STL says:

                I’m not gonna excuse you for being a jerk. I’m not exactly known for my brute strength, and I’m certainly not gay, nor has it been suggested. And while pink is known as a girl color, wearing it doesn’t seem to signify gay. If I’m gonna go for gay stereotypes, I’d probably go for rainbow, not pink. And while wussy guys might be the a part of the flaming homosexual stereotype, being a wuss does not automatically signal “gay.” It signals wuss. End of story.

              • Tyler says:

                Kelly, I HAVE seen that stereotype. Fact is, I don’t make that assumption because I know I don’t know everyone. You don’t know all the Americans in this country, and neither do your friends. So, you need to not assume things about *everyone* here. You’re being asinine, and need to grow up. Just because Eric chooses not to make the same assumptions you do doesn’t mean he’s unaware, or can’t make the connection. It means he’s less assumptive and biased than you are. The pink shirt comment, actually, would be more an anti-feminist comment, because more often I find pink thought of as “girly”, and that for a guy to wear it makes him a “wuss”. Not that it makes him homosexual, because I know a whole bunch of homosexual people with big brass balls. So naturally, I don’t make the jump you do. However, maybe I’m not as “smart” and “aware” as you. Or maybe it’s just that I choose to ignore most of the biases that come my way, and not act like a stereotyping ass in a public domain?

      • PortlandMark says:

        “Nah, it’s only in America where people associate not having brass balls with being gay.”

        Always makes me laugh when I hear people say being gay is a choice. Right, like someone could feel the way I do about women and say, “But no, I’d rather risk getting my ass kicked by rednecks, and endure a lifetime of discrimination in jobs and housing, just so I could look at some guy’s hairy butt the rest of my life.”

        Though, if that was true, it would take some brass balls!

    • liloaktree says:

      word

  11. WhiteNoise says:

    This reminds me of the riot in Thailand back in April.
    Every protesters there wore red shirts. It’s a wonder nobody died.
    (According to the government anyway)

  12. pl0xtonotice says:

    the riot police are facing away from the three guys…

    they are basically throwing things at their backs FAIL

  13. Dphilthy says:

    He may have brass balls(who looked?) but he throws like a girl!!



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