New to trolling? With that subject matter you are a couple of centuries *late*.

I know. I should be used to it because I was raised in Tasmania which was a penal colony (*snicker*).

Are maybe she just likes Frenching wolves?

I see the first sentence as just referring to the fact that Victorian morals have been in place for more than century in India - which is true. I can see how the second sentence can be interpreted how you do, but to me it just seems like a very weak point made to lead in to the second half of the quote.

The article isn't saying that it is the fault of the British that homosexuality has remained criminalized in India for so long. It's pointing out that it's the fault of the British that it was repressed in India in the first place, as they were more open about it until the British came along.

Hehehe - you said "penal code".

It's refreshing to hear the Indian point of view on this topic, as I have also met British people whose opinion is "the Indians don't seem to hold a grudge against us". As much as I like Monty Python, the scene from "Life of Brian" I linked always annoys me because I can't help juxtaposing it against the British rule…

Yup. Sakai Masaaki as The Monkey King from the Japanese TV series known in English speaking countries as "Monkey" - [en.wikipedia.org]%28television_series%29. I couldn't find a photo of him on his pink cloud.

Not impressed by this simple trickery.

Or he thinks his dad is Captain America? Kind of a good analogy as his father is serving in the armed forces.

When I get too heated up or involved in an argument on the internet, this image often helps to put thing in perspective.

I didn't get the feeling that the video was trying to represent the two arguments as having equal merit. It was just meant to convey the general feeling of these types of internet arguments.

So were there a lot of pregnant women turning up to the store in long trenchcoats, sunglasses, and hats with the brims pulled down sheepishly asking for the magazine?

Woohoo! Old men fight! (Actually, I'm not much younger than you, so I can't talk...)

That's how I kept on reading it, assuming it was some sort of cross-over.

I heart you.

That is probably one of the most well thought out arguments against psychic ability I have read.

Could be worse - one of these later models could be your doctor/midwife. It only knows two medical procedures: clamp or poke.

I stand corrected.

Also we're really excited that the birthing scene is in this flick, if only to see some oddball Krypton medicine hoodads and nurses.