PrivateTim

OMG I love that! Ha ha, I can so see that on a video screen in a dance club.....

I've been madly in love with Kristin Chenoweth since You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6SFdtmFK7E&feature=related

Uh.... can we guess you like Bones?? Where is Sweets??

Cary Grant Peter O'Toole David Boreanaz Bond.... James Bond.

Oh and i was by the way outted on national television. I am sitting at a local coffee shop in Toluca Lake CA next to NBC Studios and whatever their morning show was was doing a man in the street interview, something along the lines of "what do you get your wife when you need to make up" and one of the five men I am sitting with says "well we're all gay here so we don't have that problem" as the camera pans us.... I had relatives back east who had no idea i was gay and had no need to know calling my mother...... and then friends from high school and college.... people at work..... the worst part isn't that I tend to think of myself as bi, but most of my gay friends assume I am gay and I seldom correct them because it is worth the hassle of having them tell me how I feel.... no it is that that damn camera puts ten pounds on you!

Hmmm, sex in different rooms.... the kitchen, the guest room, the laundry room. Sex when it is unexpected, as in come home early and surprise him... rent movies and copy how they do it or copy the roles..... Wear a uniform or wrestling singlet..... Have sex in your parents bed when they are out of town.... have sex out of town.... go up to the Cape for a weekend.... shaving each other can be fun (or so I have heard)...... outdoors sex if you can do it with out putting yourself at risk of doing it illegally....

In Camilo's story The Perks of Loving You one character, Amy, outs another, Casey and we really don't even know if Casey is or not..... but here is the question, not really related to the story, but in general. Is it okay to out someone? Not the Congressman or preacher who is anti-gay and then tapping toes in men's restrooms, but just a regular person. I've had more friends who were outted by their "fag hags" then I care to remember. Sometimes it was inadvertent, other times they thought they were "helping". I've been with friends at restaurants when they have maybe inadvertently outted a waiter or bus boy by asking a co-worker in the restaurant "is so-and-so gay?". Maybe the person is, but has no desire to be out at work for whatever reason. When I got on my friend for asking the question, his response was, 'he shouldn't be in the closet anyway if he is'. Okay... maybe, maybe not, but is it my friends decision to make for that person? Should Amy announce to a room full of people, "Guys!" she shouted to get everyone

Wow, don't hold back.... don't be embarrassed... just say what's on your mind!

Longboard skateboard? I take my longboard and paddle out, surf or no surf, it calms me.

Personally I love them...

Bah! It's still attached ain't? Rub some dirt on and get back out there...... And remember the oldsters creed when playing U16 teams, "old age and treachery can overcome youth and skills".

I am more impressed with Raquel Welch at 70!

Deep Purple - Smoke on the Water My link The first few chords could send a high school dance into a frenzy. Stairway to Heaven was the other obligatory song all bands had to know. Emerson Lake & Palmer - Karn Evil 9 My link Possibly the most talented musicians ever in rock. KISS - Rock n Roll All Night They had a gimmick and it worked. Beach Boys - Surfin' USA My link They spoke to an entire lifestyle most of the world knew nothing about. The Beatles - I want to Hold Your Hand They changed the world of music forever.

YOU can't have sex until that next damn chapter of Perks is done...... maybe TWO more chapters.

Stories about real men, real heroes fighting epic battles.

Drugs are bad m'kay. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNbExvU42q4

I actually convinced myself when I was your age that because I had no interest in bottoming, I couldn't be gay or bi, that little c*@K sucking habit of mine was just a hobby or something I figured and then one day I met someone I fell head over heels in love with and when I first met him the thought, out of no place, popped in my head 'I want him in me'. Whoa! No one was more surprised than me.

I know what you mean. I am a total top except when I'm not.

After my sister went away to college her cat would sit on my chest, purr and slap me in the face until I got up and fed. This all happened at 5AM usually.

BOO WHO

Mmmm, the story isn't quite what was presented initially, which was one old guys slips and falls goes to hospital depite power of attorney one partner is denied access to the other. One key is they didn't have everything arranged according to the laws, they didn't register as domestic partners, that could have made a difference and one partner didn't just slip and fall, he had been drinking, slipped and fell and was fighting his partner when paramedics arrived so it looked like it was an abuse situation to the paramedics and probably the first police on the scene if they were called and then to the county mental health people and the dementia of the one partner may have prevented him from articulating the situation. The story seems more about bureaucratic incompetence than malicious intent. I do hope the county gets nailed in court for their incompetence, but i think the truth is more complicated than the NCLR's original press blast made things appear, but it served its purpose, it got people riled up.

ha ha ha meet me at Shiang Garden Seafood for dim sum and I'll tell you

I swear to God if I play these videos and those things gets clubbed, you're a dead man ha ha ha

Some more information. Seems that despite a 25 year relationship and 20 years of living together they never registered as domestic partners. Maybe the tragic, lonely end of Harold could have been avoided. Other than that the rest of the story sounds worthy of a tragic GA story...... from the linked story: "At the time of Harold's fall he had already been experiencing some degree of mental impairment, and had been drinking. He fell down the stairs and became angry when Clay wanted to call an ambulance because he was afraid of what the result might be. (And as it turned out, he had good reason to be.) The paramedics who arrived on the scene suspected the possibility of abuse. But that suspicion was false. What happened over the next two months is when the nightmare truly began. Once Harold was released from the hospital to a nursing home, the county refused to tell Clay where Harold had been placed, forced Clay into a nursing home where he did not need to be, auctioned all of his possessions, including treasured and valuable works of art and family memorabilia, and took away his two beloved cats." Dementia plus alcohol is a bad combo and led to a faulty conclusion by paramedics and probably the investigating county officer and then bureaucracy took over. http://www.bilerico.com/2010/04/meet_harold_greene_and_clay_scull.php