£82k To Study Irish Gays

[Elton]

Researchers are looking for participants to take part in the study.

 

I did offer to study the lesbians for them, but apparently that's not quite what they meant.

 

More details here:

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/essex/7316346.stm

[five bellies]

82k

 

 

Its not enough

[Ken L]

"The project will explore why Irish LGBT migrants have chosen to move to London and their experiences there.

 

"It will focus on notions of home, identity and belonging."

 

And exactly what benefit will that have for the council tax payers of London ?

 

I would suggest that it will offer no benefit at all and the waste of money can only serve to increase hostility towards gay's and lesbians in the city.

[five bellies]

And exactly what benefit will that have for the council tax payers of London ?

 

I would suggest that it will offer no benefit at all and the waste of money can only serve to increase hostility towards gay's and lesbians in the city.

 

 

I think in this instance you are right If the information was of that importantce to the country a simple optional question on the next census would suffice, but then that in its self would cause constination.

Edited March 29, 2008 by five bellies

[Tog]

Criky, all that money just to search the electoral role for how many Patrick Fitzmicheal's live in the same house as Micheal Fitzpatricks!

[rob.imk2]

WTF just how is the money dished out ,not being a graduate I cant ask for silly money to ask why a lot of Irish gays dont go to london to fish and the reasons why and consider what impact it has on them . And what usefulness will their research be to anyone ap art from themselves money for old rope

[Ken Davison South Wales]

Well it is Essex but why Irish gays? No it's got to be and April Fools one, cannot be for real.

Edited March 29, 2008 by Ken Davison South Wales

[Elton]

Well it is Essex but why Irish gays? No it's got to be and April Fools one, cannot be for real.

 

Careful, Ken. I'm from Essex and called Murphy In fact, a lot of my childhood was spent at that uni, and then my 'formative' years getting bevvied up in their bar I used to live in walking distance of the uni LOL

[chesters1]

we had a smirk whilst camping once (tent not err that one) anyway a very stange bloke was in a camper next door ,deep voice and bristles but sporting a dress.

we asked for the disabled key for the mrs (for the toilets) but was told this err chap had it ,we wondered why besides the high heels and a bit of wobble he looked fine and driving a campervan it probably wasn't a mental thing.

anyway he left the next morning and i went down and collected the key and mentioned why he had it?

turns out it was a transsexual ,the wardens were stumped ,they couldn't let him in the blokes bog because dresses wern't the standard in such a place and they couldnt let him in the ladies because just because he had his plumbing removed he still wasn't a woman ,so they gave him the disabled key

he wasn't irish but the usual over the top dress wise strange person ,he should really have shaved before applying make up he looked exactly what he was a bloke in womens clothes ,not saying he was gay just a bit confused ,it may have helped his cause if he wasn't 6ft 2 and built like a brick outhouse

Edited March 29, 2008 by chesters1

[severus]

£82k To Study Irish Gays? They're easily identified. Gerald Fitz Patrick and Patrick Fitz Gerald.