Timothy M.

Oooh, the Legend of Eli ! I like that, but how many years have passed since they helped turn Khonshu male again ? And what species are Abek's children ? I look forward to following the adventures of Honey and Regan.

Ugh Can you please stop with the posting and quoting of the horrible clown photos and memes ? Or let me know when you're done? It was not the way I wanted to start my day -

The only country that is also a continent.

So how about sharing your discovery with the rest of us ? This reminds me of the hilarious clip someone made of a speech made by a former Danish Foreign Minister in very broken English. They superimposed his speech on the image of this guy and the reactions of the knights fit perfectly. I'll try to find it later. Rainy morning here. Hope you all sleep well, and G'day to @Bucket1 and anyone else awake.

I finally managed to read the story, and I enjoyed it very much. I was pleased to see @ColumbusGuy had found it and left some great comments.

I guess it's a comfort he's only been seeing Max for a few weeks and doesn't imagine himself to be in love. If they had unprotected sex, Simon needs to get tested later.

Since everyone in the family (according to Will) apparently agrees with Darius' evaluation of JJ's behavior being in line with his persona as a tattle-tale drama queen, this will probably make him feel no one has his back, in spite of the fact everyone also thought Stef's behavior was wrong. If JJ had sent the email to Brad and JP only, the news would still have gotten out to the rest of them due to Brad's decision about the condo. JJ would have gotten sympathy and support from everyone in that case. So the sad thing is JJ can't see how his actions sabotage the sympathy he is trying to get. Yet, the other goal he wants to achieve is immediately acted on - to have a home of his own where he makes the decisions, a wish which all of us think is quite reasonable. And since Brad, Will and Darius were obviously intending to make that happen asap, I find it hard to understand how some readers say they're not supportive of their son/brother. But I will admit that Will's suggestion of a possible way to end the party wasn't really useful, since it's something he could have done, but not JJ. I think JJ's method was fine - and a cool revenge on Stef.

I'd also been thinking about who would snitch to Zach about Will and Dillon (glad others asked the question), and Gathan did come to mind. I told myself he wouldn't be evil enough, even if he still dislikes Zach, because he gets along well with Will. Now I'm really pissed off at Gathan, and when Will finds out, he'll probably erupt. It's obvious neither of them are able to use their normal intelligence when it comes to their relationship, which I guess is a sign of how emotionally involved they still are. Zach should have known Gathan was trying to hurt him with the info, and Will should immediately have tried to work out who the shit-stirrer is and told Zach that someone was out to create trouble for them.

It would have been OK, if JJ had sent the email to his dad and JP. Involving the whole family was him snitching and being dramatic for the sake of vengeance and vindication. I guess Darius will have to go to N.Y. and explain things to his brother, just like last time. I'm worried about Stef, who seems to be losing his cool.

Must have been so hard for them to give Daniel up, even if it's just for two weeks. Let's hope he's not too damaged when he returns home.

Yes, it is - which is generally quite nice. And you also get access to an extra set of stories.

Yeah, I was thinking of those in particular. There was an article on BBC about how a conservative Christian group had smelled blood and was going to start their own campaign in other places to stop diversity teaching and sex ed.

I fear Andy may be right about the possible local media interest in Eric as gay. Especially if there are no other 'human interest' stories. This might cause some problems with the school boy thugs, who'll soon have a long boring summer to make mischief. But a benefit might be his ex-coworker Rob seeking him out. I'm glad the boys had a good time at the Pride. I've been following the news about the No Outsiders' teaching program. Utterly disgusting how those schools have been sold out by the Education Department and exposed to bigotry from parents and outside enablers. They should be ashamed of themselves - and again it's religious bigots who drive the hate against the LGBTQ youths.

I'm sorry I missed this comment until now. You're right about it not being a prerequisite to know your partner's job. But I think Theo was upset about the reason why Sablo took no interest and didn't even know the basic rules.

Fun, but not as special as 1111 It's OK, as long as I don't miss page 111 Yeah, this new one with notifications being bold again has happened to me also in the last few days. Post text lingering is still unsolved - and I don't know how to clear my cache or even why it would be needed when I'm using an Incognito browser.

Tillykke fra Danmark I'm so happy for yoiu.

I think he should hope for it to be inclusive both age-wise and class-wise. Seeing a few working-class, 50+, ordinary guys would be great for Eric's sense of fitting in.

I liked how Eric was even able to do a pretend grump to tease Andy. And just the fact that's he's able to tell Andy he's aware of his mood is helpful too.

I'm delighted Eric felt his trip was successful and that he got plants for his garden. I hope he can get them planted without the nosy neighbor butting in. He's a man of habits and though he may want to change, it's interesting how he acquires new and useful habits, such as making scrambled eggs and checking out gay news. Andy and Adam certainly had fun. They have a wonderful relationship and I like it that they spice their sex life once in a while, to keep it interesting and varied. Fingers crossed for the serious talk about Adam's mum.

Me too - and now we can even transfer money to friends and colleagues via mobile phones (when sharing costs for something), and buy food and drinks from small vendors. So much easier and safer than carrying cash around. I'm sure there are more interesting bank jobs than being a teller helping people to get money from their accounts. I think all of us who are able to use online features should do it, so there is more time to help people who can't, or who need banking advice about loans or debts.

Ohhh, a social worker with sense and empathy ! That's awesome, and the suggestion of a two week trial is very clever. I hope Daniel can stick it out without too much mental damage, and that he convinces the grandparents they're better off without him.

Maybe it's like the Douglas Adams story ? I think it's one of the sequels to Hitchhiker's Guide, where a sofa gets stuck half-way up the stairs and only got that far due to a door appearing in one of the walls at the right moment. Wasn't the rip caused by delivery ? Of course, if the rip was there already, or the store delivered themselves, then they need to compensate or redeliver. Just ask the manager what would cost him more. I'll have to keep an eye out for the moment - although I usually only take screen dumps when my stats hit a fun number.

This is why I avoid reading poetry - it makes me cry. I think of myself as a tolerant person who tries to see the best in everyone. But I really HATE religious and other narrow-minded bigots who through the years have caused so much pain to the LGBTQ community. Reading about your experience and the comments from others makes my guts clench, my heart ache, and my eyes tear up, and I feel so helpless, when I think about how this evil, unfair situation is perpetuated in so many places around the world. How can any country consider itself civilized or fair, when they cannot accept what's natural and as old as mankind?

I'm delighted that Robbie is opening up to Jo, and that seeing her is making him feel better. I hope he does tell Don what Jo said about Symmonds. (I'll have to go back and check the exact wording.) At least Nathan made an effort, and I guess he does care a bit about Robbie.

Thank you, Rick. I think that's the greatest praise a fanfic writer can get. I'm so glad you enjoyed enough to leave a comment.