Favourite Gay Stuff

[Zombie]

this is the place for frank admissions - maybe things you wouldn’t even admit to your closest friend or loved one 

So what gay stuff do you really really love?

the more embarrassing, the more kitsch the better

I love tea cosies, y’know those fluffy knitted things old ladies like Miss Marple put over tea pots to keep their freshly brewed beverage nice ‘n’ warm er, cosy

…and I’ve just spotted this very tasteful crocheted creation on a specialist website  

How could any gay home be complete without one? 

 

Edited July 29, 2022 by Zombie

[raven1]

6 minutes ago, Zombie said:

this is the place for frank admissions - maybe things you wouldn’t even admit to your closest friend or loved one 

So what gay stuff do you really really love?

the more embarrassing, the more kitsch the better

I love tea cosies, y’know those fluffy knitted things old ladies like Miss Marple put over tea pots to keep their freshly brewed beverage nice ‘n’ warm er, cosy

…and I’ve just spotted this very tasteful crocheted creation on a specialist website  

How could any home be complete without one? 

 

That looks so much like the sheep in Wallace and Gromit!  I love it!

[raven1]

OK, Now I'm having and identity crisis!  I don't have a thing that fits this description.  Raised in a mixed community of lumberjacks and cowboys in the west, I grew up to be a teacher.  I am so bland for a gay guy.  My Thai boyfriend loves Gucci bags.  Does that count? 

Oh!  I do love a huge, beautiful doily made by my great grandmother.  It was a holiday centerpiece to the table and was so delicate and complex in design.  I did give it to my eldest niece when I moved to Thailand.  I do miss it a lot!  Sorry if this is not embarrassing or kitschy enough.  Best I can do.  It looked a little like this but a bit larger.

Edited July 29, 2022 by raven1

[Zombie]

dang it, such a shame you gave away that beautiful lace doily made by your great grandma - that deffo qualifies

and so do your b/f’s Gucci bags - no question!

[W_L]

Does a rainbow rabbit, named Robby, count?

 

[BigBen]

When my ex and I lived in London, I used to insist on washing the dishes with Fairy Liquid.  It might not have been the best dish soap available, but it did an okay job, and the name was just too camp for words.

"Is there a Fairy in your house?"