Gene Splicer PHD

SLACKER

**smoothes skirt, scowls blankly**

She's not a slut ho, she's a slut HOE. Think furrows, plowing, tilling, seed, you know. She's a good old down home farm girl. also she's a tool

I have a beard. I never did until I was around 45 (my father disapproved, and then he died and now I have a beard). It gets scruffy sometimes but I generally keep it neat. I have a weak chin. I've always disliked that. The beard hides it. I like guys with beards but they're not mandatory, it's the smile inside there that matters more.

Yes. "We Built This City" by Starship. It's a terrible song. I'm not sure if I'm crying from pain or the loss of brain cells.

Leave it to a bunch of fags to get all worked up over the design hahaha weirdos Also each star should be a rainbow color, leave the background the same and put it in a gold filigree frame

Is this where you get all pedantic? How boring. Strike "Sandusky" from my first sentence so that it ends "you should investigate". Do you now see my point? That it's possible that Penn State staff might have an undue influence on the actions of a local police force, even, possibly, on law enforcement at a state level? I agree it should have been reported from the most junior person right up to top management and acted on at every step. But it wasn't. It got buried. And I'm cynical enough to believe that it may have been buried by both law enforcement and the staff at the university. Whether that was to protect reputations or jobs or season passes doesn't matter. And don't ask me to prove anything, because I don't have any. It's my gut reaction to the way the whole thing played out. And I'm not going to argue this point anymore, because it's creeping into political territory and I don't wanna go there. This isn't the place. To address the topic: it's unfair to penalize the players. The staff, and their reputations, not so much.

Yeah, we know how that phone call would have gone: "Yeah, hey. I work up here at Penn and there's some hinky stuff going on with kids. You should investigate Sandusky." "Yeah, okay." ... "Hi Joe. I just got a call from somebody claiming that Sandusky is diddling kids. Any truth to that?" "Well, er... it would really mess up our season if you investigate that now." "Nuff said, Joe, have a good day."

I don't know why they needed a time machine. The 90's were only last year.

Ronyx: The Mustard Jar www.themustardjar.com Codeysworld: www.codeysworld.com

I'm all for a poly tag, rather than a ménage tag. I'm also for banishing the "oral" and "anal" tags. This ain't nifty, this isn't some 1997 newsgroup where tags were how you found your porn. So there.

Everyone gets a free month of premium?? (Watches the top of Myr's head come off)

MARC HAS A DEEP DARK SECRET THAT WE DON'T KNOW ABOUT YET maybe

LOL three drunken gays in a hot tub. That's a hot mess right from the start One gets a little catty about making more than the other. Could just as easily been about who's wearing what kind of shirt. I bet this was the culmination of a long night of condescending put downs lubed up with a generous amount of booze. Just a couple of blowhards. If you know what I mean.

NERRRRD Good for you James.

CHENEY DID IT just setting a tone

YOU OWE ME ICE CREAM you don't understand my life I'M BEING OPPRESSED OVER HERE

After it went viral, some marketing company sleazebags jumped in and tried to take credit, saying Target had paid for all of it. Totally unfounded. I know some famous people. The extent they have to go to to mask their private lives, protect themselves and their families, and generally live in a prison of their own making is sometimes unreal. It's no wonder that kids like bieber and the other Disney brats go nuts when they reach a certain age. And it's no surprise that they can't handle the results, being young and inexperienced and sheltered. The good news for this kid is that he's a flash in the pan - it'll all be forgotten soon.

Yeah, Matt. I personally think the whole thing is kind of gross.

It's a gay novel if the characters and the plot revolve around the characters getting into gay relationships, or even hookups. So if the little twink with the big dick gets the football player (or the coach), with a big sister or otherwise untouchable female whose got the twink's best interest at heart (even if she's clumsy about it), then you've nailed it. Also, one of the pair needs to end up in the hospital so that the other one can prove their love.

And his girlfriend has been getting death threats....from other girls that want to be with Alex. Fame brings the crazy. Yeah, it's fun to look at, but I bet you wouldn't want to be in their shoes.

Yeah, British slang: http://weknowmemes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/my-face-when-americans-call.png Motorized rollinghams has a typo - s/b motorised amirite

I did, and we still get together occasionally for a booty call. But, we aren't well suited for anything more than an evening together once in a while, because he's freaking nuts and I am the most stable, reliable, trustworthy, gorgeous and wonderful person who's ever lived, and I don't have ANY issues. IT WAS ALL HIS FAULT

Well, what are you repressing? A desire to steal buses? Holding back when you want to say something rude? The need for one more potato chip? A giggle? Or are you talking about....sexuality or the act of sex? Those can be repressed too, but with more difficulty, but it can be done. There are gay and bi people in straight, monogamous relationships. They abstain from gay sex (and may repress the desire for it) because of their relationship with their spouse. There are religious people that abstain from sex for religious reasons. Repression takes many forms. Not all of them are bad. If you are repressing your sexuality (since I think that's what this is about), look at your reasons for doing that. Are they based in principles and morals, or based in fear? Anytime you repress something out of fear, consider the source of the fear. If you are repressing sexuality because you want to reject it, consider why you want to do that. I remember when I actively did not want to be gay. I repressed it, and did so successfully for quite a few years. It was unhealthy, and became nearly an obsession, because I came up with rules about how I could act in certain situations. I wasn't "allowed" to look at other guys. I wasn't "allowed" to flirt, or be flirted with. I actively avoided situations with other men, because I didn't want to create situations where those "rules" could even possibly come into play. I avoided gay people, because they were breaking the rules and I didn't want to be reminded that if they could break the rules, maybe I could too. It was pretty unhealthy, and stressful. So after some therapy, and some good old exposure to gay life, I accepted that it wasn't going away, and I figured at that point that I needed to come up with some new guidelines (not rules) for how I wanted to be gay. And eventually, came out and nothing really changed, although I lost friendships (with people that didn't deserve the relationship anyway). But it was a long time between accepting myself and telling anyone about it. Here's the thing: If you're as conflicted as you sound, please find someone to talk with about this - a therapist or counselor, a coming out support group. You do not have to figure all this out by yourself, alone. I think you should be talking to people who feel as you do, and see if there are maybe, possibly, some ways for you to find out that being okay with being bi IS okay. Let's pretend that you decide one day that you're just fine with being who you are, regardless of your sexuality. You discard the ideas in your head that make your sexuality "wrong". And you don't tell a soul. You keep the fact that you're okay with your sexuality to yourself. Not every revelation needs a publisher, right? Your sexuality is your business, and no one else's - whether that's bi or gay or straight or zoo-like. No one else needs to know unless you think they do. Because that's what it's about: becoming okay with being bi. You know what happens when you accept that part of yourself for what it is? Nothing. You won't develop a rainbow halo, or suddenly "look queer". So guess what happens? You'll be able to sleep at night. You'll be more honest with yourself. You'll be happier in your own skin. You'll see others clearly, without your fears and "rules" clouding your judgment. After that, if you think others need to be told that you're "different", you'll be able to see how they might react with a clear head, and decide if they need to know, or not. So go find some people to talk to. I promise, it's a lot better than trying to figure this out on your own. And it's not scary. It's scary to begin, and to ask for help, but so are a lot of things. You are a human being - top of the food chain, ruler of all you survey: You CAN look at these things and work through them. What holds you back is probably fear, and THAT is something you CAN repress.

So I think they oversimplified one piece of this too much... When I visit the GA site, this happens: My PC needs to know where to get www.gayauthors.org .first it checks to see if it has the IP address froma prior visit, and doesn't have it. ..then it asks my ISP if they have it. ...then it asks the ISP to go find it. ....the ISP goes and asks it's provider for it. This is called a 'root server'. .....root server tells the ISP to go look for the IP address where GA's domain name lives - not the site, just the name. ......GA's name server host tells my PC the IP address for the site. .......my PC asks GA's server to present the page THEN the packets start flowing to serve the page. Oh, and every time a packet is sent from one router to another, and there could be hundreds of them between here and the GA server, each packet is acknowledged by the sending and receiving routers to make sure it's still clean and okay to go to the next stop. If not, it's thrown away and a new one is re-sent from the host again. And then there's the chatter between routers that simply keep the routes open and/or build new routes when others fail, so that the packets don't get dropped because of a bad route. A week or so ago, there was an outage and the GA site was "down". It wasn't, but no one could get to it. The router protocol that does all the routing filled up with too many routes on several hundred thousand routers all at once because of a programming change. All those routers had to be rebooted.