Clipmarks - Homophones Clipmarks

by Jorjor 6-22-2009

The source offers you a glance at a number of famous documents translated into homospeak. The clipped sample is from article I of the US Constitution.

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by bookwormy 2-23-2009

Have aspirin ready before clicking this.

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POPS This is a jokes from wikipedia. (Isn't it?)

by stevenmanone 2-8-2009

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POPS How 2 Spell

by NS-Clips 7-14-2008

A refresher for some of you!

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by thefoxalmighty 10-12-2007

Goood to know..

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by fisaxij 10-8-2007

Clipped it cause there's an audio version ;-)

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POPS Diversions in the Language

by davboz 9-21-2007

There are more at the site.

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POPS 100 Top Reference Sites

by skwirlinator 9-10-2007

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POPS Sen. Larry Craig and the Forbidden Fruit

by ouyangwulong 9-1-2007

You know, as I was reading the news, and, I admit, chuckling smugly, (sorry, but I have to have fun every now and then!) it occurred to me that our presumptions about this whole thing might be wrong... When it comes to these Homo/Homophones like Ted Haggard and Mark Foley just to name the most recently prominent ones, we normally take the somewhat Freudian view that these men are closeted homosexuals who repress their desire, which manifests itself in the form of an over-reaction, homophobia. But I wonder, couldn't it be the other way around? Could years of horror at homosexuality and crusading against gays breed in these men an insatiable curiosity? Now to be clear, I don't think that homophobia could make a person gay, but I certainly think it could make a person very very curious...

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