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Post by walshmobile on May 3, 2007 17:10:59 GMT -4
wtf is the Kinsey Scale?
I'm too lazy to google or wiki it so I'll get the hippie explanation.
Damn hippies
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Post by girlscantell on May 3, 2007 17:16:26 GMT -4
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinsey_scaleAbove is the link with a solid Kinsey Scale explanation. I'd provide it myself but I can't imagine how the boards would decide to censor it.
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Post by ladyoftheflame on May 3, 2007 17:33:22 GMT -4
We never had stoplight parties, but we did have Kinsey Scale parties. You'd have to decide your "number" on the Kinsey Scale and write it on your hand. It made conversations with other party goers kind of interesting. But such themes probably only take place at hippie schools... That's so cool! Which hippie school was this??
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Post by girlscantell on May 3, 2007 17:43:37 GMT -4
We never had stoplight parties, but we did have Kinsey Scale parties. You'd have to decide your "number" on the Kinsey Scale and write it on your hand. It made conversations with other party goers kind of interesting. But such themes probably only take place at hippie schools... That's so cool! Which hippie school was this?? Oberlin. But like many hippie schools, the number that people reported changed quickly after graduation. Shockingly, a number of people waited until AFTER graduation to come out. Something about being in a hyper-positively accepting LGBT-friendly environment scared them further into the closet. But many people were the exact opposite.
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Post by anwilli on May 7, 2007 10:18:21 GMT -4
We never had stoplight parties, but we did have Kinsey Scale parties. You'd have to decide your "number" on the Kinsey Scale and write it on your hand. It made conversations with other party goers kind of interesting. But such themes probably only take place at hippie schools... You're completely right... that's too intellectual for the fraternity socials we had. Don't forget My Ties and lock and key socials were popular... yet, there still seemed to be a "boys on one side, girls on the other side" mentality at some of them, no matter how hard we tried to get out of middle school mode. ha ha
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