Originally posted by DelmerThere was a lot of potentially or outright offensive stuff in it, starting with the title and first post, so I guess it would have been difficult for the mods to take out what was offensive without deleting the whole thread. But I would have liked to keep it, too. While most of it wasn't worth keeping, it seemed that there was some potential for meaningful discussion. For example, I would still like to hear from the original poster (don't remember his name) how his logic leads him to the conclusion that homosexual people need help, and what exactly he means by "help".
And just when I was beginning to get interested. Deleting it seems like discrimination against threads about homosexulaity to me.
Originally posted by NordlysAgreed. But yes, it's been deleted.
There was a lot of potentially or outright offensive stuff in it, starting with the title and first post, so I guess it would have been difficult for the mods to take out what was offensive without deleting the whole thread. But I would have liked to keep it, too. While most of it wasn't worth keeping, it seemed that there was some potential for meaningful ...[text shortened]... him to the conclusion that homosexual people need help, and what exactly he means by "help".
Originally posted by NordlysNordlys, you should contact Mangy Mooose and discuss aurora borealis photography. For years he was a government weatherman at Nome, Alaska and used to talk a lot about the northern lights. About a year ago he moved to Las Vegas weather station but I'm sure the two of you could share a few aurora experiences. He misses Nome.
There was a lot of potentially or outright offensive stuff in it, starting with the title and first post, so I guess it would have been difficult for the mods to take out what was offensive without deleting the whole thread. But I would have liked to keep it, too. While most of it wasn't worth keeping, it seemed that there was some potential for meaningful ...[text shortened]... him to the conclusion that homosexual people need help, and what exactly he means by "help".
Originally posted by DelmerHe contacted me not long after I had joined. He didn't tell me he was a weatherman, though.
Nordlys, you should contact Mangy Mooose and discuss aurora borealis photography. For years he was a government weatherman at Nome, Alaska and used to talk a lot about the northern lights. About a year ago he moved to Las Vegas weather station but I'm sure the two of you could share a few aurora experiences. He misses Nome.