KJames

They're just the most lovely shade of blue, aren't they?

But adult adoptions aren't completely unheard of, especially to reestablish true lineage.

Chase, Camilo was making an introduction of a well known friend of his. Your welcome to GA was via the "Welcome New Members" thread...a little less personal, but the responses were just as sincere and I doubt there's anybody liking you less for it. When you joined, had someone convinced you to come here, or did you stumle across it on your own?

The only thing wrong with your statement is that Robbie CAN adopt Matt without any hassle about being Gay! Robbie can do a DNA test to prove parentage. The fact that he's gay and in a committed relationship can do nothing about the fact that he can, in fact, adopt his own son back into his biological family.

Welcome to GA, Skyler, you'll have a blast poking around here...watch out for old Goats, though...and Benji, too...

Careful, boys, you know what they say, "It takes one to know one."

From one cool cat to another, Happy Birthday!

To be honest, I've enjoyed them all. Since they are the chronicles of one family and it's somewhat unusual structure, along with their adventures through life's ups and downs. The best part is that they are told from the intimate perspectives of members of that family, rather than an uninterested narrator in third person form--we get to see all these things going on and experience a great range of emotion through the eyes of this wonderful family.

Actually, I think Cody should settle down with Carullo, the beefy football player that Matt's been doing on the side at Stanford...Cody's big dick (bigger than anyone else's in the storyline) will really fill Carullo to satisfaction, and Cody will finally feel completely engulfed...without having to hold back on entry.

It's just another example of society's having fixed their morals in our brains, even when they aren't really applicable to the situation.

Visualizing this myself, I busted up laughing at the looks on their faces once they realized what they had done! If that's what Matt looks like, I'd love to have him here next to me...slutty or not, he's gorgeous!

Well...he's already been excommunicated from the family, fired without references, told to leave, and is living alone--without Cody visiting him--much to his own disappointment. And all of this just from outing Matt to his parents. My guess is he'll go back home to his adopted parents, and hook up with Cam Heely...who will find out what Brian did to Matt, and beat him nearly to death and without any evidence to tie him to the crime. After the beating because of things said (with disguised voices) while he was being beaten, he will apologize--sincerely this time--and attempt to redeem himself to Matt and the family, after which his behavior will remain consistent in that track and he will become happy with Cam back east, never knowing it was Cam that beat the crap out of him--although Matt and either Brad or Robbie (my vote would be Robbie because of what he did to Neil) would find out through a letter from Cam, which they would decide between themselves to keep secret and burn the letter in their fireplace. Eventually, after seeing Cam and Brian together, and experiencing a verbal apology (since he had already written) from Brian who breaks down during a hug (because of his beating and subsequent issues concerning his own mortality) and discloses to them that he was severely beaten--not knowing Matt, Robbie and Cam already know--Matt and the family accepts his apology without actually warming up to him as a family member again, at least not right away. While Brian will be depressed because of this begrudging acceptance, it will strengthen his personal relationship with (addiciton to?) Cam, and his behavior will settle down, he'll keep working on his relationship with the family, which will eventually warm, although not to 'intimate' levels but cozy social levels (being able to get together, socialize and have fun without trouble). Eventually he'll end up working with Crampton Construction, the Cramptons won't ever know of this illegitimate son of the patriarch although they'll notice the physical resmblance in looks and think of it as just a coincidence, hired into a branch office in Western Pennsylvania and living with Cam, a successful, 'Out' public official. We then won't hear from them except during holidays. Eventually the two of them will adopt several gay children and live, happily, if not a bit hectically, ever after.

That's just bizarre...

You could always get them flavored condoms and chocolate body paint...

Shame on you...intense training and a lot of human socialization will rid the little furball of most of those animalistic terrorist tendencies...also, another cat around would help with this--especially one already socialized to humans--as cats will learn behaviors from other cats much the way human children do.

Rob & I have baked and made candies for the last 4 years... The last time we went to the malls and shopped on any Christmas shopping sales he was literally walked over by not less than 5 people, each of whom tripped, then tried to blame him for it. We have never regretted changing our gift giving habits.

Happy Birthday, both of you guys!

That could very well be why my handwriting (with my right hand) is so very sloppy...I have a very weak, distant memory of having used my left hand in Sunday School...and the teacher tying it down at my waist, forcing me to use my 'right' hand...

Ya really can't go wrong with a nice box of chocolates (unless they're allergic to chocolate or nuts), or just plain assorted hard candies.

The wonderful 'religious right' decided to raise a ruckus...probably the same one that didn't raise a ruckus when Madonna and Ms. Hilton kissed on the air...

Except that Hannukah ends the 18th this year...

Wonderful, classic Disney animation--something that is still unmatched to this day!

Even my own Hero was starting to scratch and bite during even gentle play, so the corrective action was to bite him back enough to get his attention. To this day, his bites don't break skin, and don't leave a mark, and his claws--all 22 of them--never scratch.

Christmas for me is much the same, activity-wise, but my grandmother has been bugging me about what I want for Christmas since before my birthday (which was in July!) so she can do her catalog/mail order shopping... We, 4 people, usually eat enough for 10-12, hopefully none underdone or left out too long (as grandma did a few years ago--everyone give one bow to the Gods that created Compazine), open gifts, laugh at some of them then settle down for a nap, then pie and coffee before waddling out to the car to go home...