Sapphire Gypsy wrote:yeah well I'm not making cookies for you... just Doug.
Sigh, I can never seem to get a girl to let me eat her cookie....
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Sapphire Gypsy wrote:yeah well I'm not making cookies for you... just Doug.
Denim wrote:Sapphire Gypsy wrote:yeah well I'm not making cookies for you... just Doug.
Sigh, I can never seem to get a girl to let me eat her cookie....
BlueMaxx wrote:And question 3: With your gay friends/family/acquaintances, do you find them to be more mature or mature faster than straight friends/family/acquaintances? At least socially. (Q4) Do you think it's due to conditionings of empathy towards others caused by their own disparagements from society?
Heytherejeffro wrote:Q: Do you find extremely effeminate/flamboyant gay guys obnoxious or offensive in comparison to your behavior or lifestyle?
That was a fantastic answer. Enlightening. I would've assumed the opposite. I know you weren't making a sweeping statement, but gay friends and acquantances I've had seem less immature than most (or maybe I'm immature and it seems that way. ) . With the exception of humor. I think anyone with a good sense of humor has an immature one. Heh.superdoug wrote:
You can never get to philosophical when the mood is right.superdoug wrote:Stoned gay guys should not try to get philosophical.
...or just closet gays.Heytherejeffro wrote:... and I just assumed that the more level-headed gay guys would see them the same way most of us heteros look at the overly-hetero-super-bro's (apostrophe used for pronunciation purposes) as being douche-nozzles.
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Ska wrote:What's it gonna take to get you to go shopping with me? I hate that gay men can make me look better than I could possibly ever make myself. I just went to a hair salon a couple of weeks ago and for once I'm not pissed off with how my hair looks. He even showed me some quick, cute ways to style my hair. I've always had a girl do my hair and just never got that kind of attention. *sigh* Take me shopping.
My hair is probably 30% genetics and 70% gay stylist.Ska wrote:I just went to a hair salon a couple of weeks ago and for once I'm not pissed off with how my hair looks. He even showed me some quick, cute ways to style my hair.
Oddly enough, a suit I'm working on has the same ingredients.Joshua wrote:My hair is probably 30% genetics and 70% gay stylist.Ska wrote:I just went to a hair salon a couple of weeks ago and for once I'm not pissed off with how my hair looks. He even showed me some quick, cute ways to style my hair.
Bigtymin504 wrote:Hey Doug, GLAAD's having their annual awards and here are the comic books they're nominated:
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2011/01/20/glaad-comics-award-nominations-released-prejudiced-against-artists/
Buffy the Vampire Slayer by Scott Allie, Brad Meltzer, Joss Whedon (Dark Horse Comics)
Fogtown by Andersen Gabrych (Vertigo/DC Comics)
Veronica by Dan Parent (Archie Comics)
X-Factor by Peter David (Marvel Comics)
Young Avengers: Children’s Crusade by Allan Heinberg (Marvel)
Have you read any of those? And which would be your pick?
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