Jason Rimbaud
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Only when its not in my thread or hers. She doesn't scare me!
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For one, I know where you get the sass but that's neither here nor over wherever your shoelaceless shoes are stored. I loved this post, partly because it shows that being involved makes a good home life, which produces good children. And partly because it gives us a glimpse at the drive you possess, and it makes a clearer picture of who you are as a person. You always seemed to be an honest, opinionated, but kind person, and with little glimpses like this, we are assured our opinion of you is accurate. And it might explain why you are so "mean" online, (your words never mine), having teenagers at home, you have to get out all that pent-up angst somewhere. . I couldn't kiss your feet for the entire comment; it didn't feel right/write.
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Told you my second poem went dark.
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Weekly Wrap Up (Apr. 12 - Apr. 19)
Jason Rimbaud commented on wildone's blog entry in Gay Authors News
I also saw that @Jason Rimbaud did a poem named after something he has heard asked to him all his life: What did you do? Weekly Wrap-Up Random Drive-By! . That gave me the feels. Any press is good press, right? Warning: Please don't read that poem thinking it's light-hearted; it actually comes with a trigger warning about violence. -
Bacon comes from the pork belly Canadian Bacon comes from the pork loin.
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Sorry, I forgot you weren't a silly American. It's a huge argument that some call hot dog sandwiches while others say it is not, hot dogs are its own category. So
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We could argue if it belongs on a pizza or not, but that doesn't change that pineapple pizza is a real pizza. Unlike Canadian Bacon isn't bacon, and Hots dogs are not sandwiches.
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However, is a real pizza!
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Canadian bacon isn't bacon.
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Hot Dogs are not sandwiches. Prove me wrong!
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There does seem to be some kind of motive for him to approach Gabriel peacefully. Dare I say something is going on, I wonder what. The reason could be many, I suppose. To distract Gabriel from the hit, to distract Gabriel because they think he's the shooter, for revenge for botching the Tokyo job, Mehmet's insurance, who knows what I chose for the reason. Maybe they didn't think Gabriel would track them that fast. Or they want him to find them, and it could be trap. Who knows what danger lurks in the hearts of men?
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I hope it continues to get more suspenseful in the next few chapters. We can hope our hero is changing. You never know with me. It could be like a soap and long lost half-brother?
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That was only not to get Chris's hopes up. There is no more sex in this story.
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Gabriel is finally seeing things clearly. Though, given Lonnie's background, he might have been wise to wait for him. But in his mind, Sean is in danger because of him. He can't let that happen.
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Michael is a great character, DJ is just a big cock. We are quickly approaching the final showdown, and then all the questions should be answered. Hopefully.
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Gabriel wiped the sweat from his forehead with a paper napkin. He had taken refuge at an outdoor cafe under the shade of an umbrella to escape the powerful rays of the sun. He sipped his ice water and absently watched the steady stream of families parade by his table. Though he found no comfort in their laughter as they enjoyed the many diversions Hershey Park offered. The guys had long disappeared as they retreated to the safety of their cottage. They were out of danger at the moment, so
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I know, you are anything but mundane. Its not a gay or straight issue, male or female, its about being boring and not being boring. Good parents, not boring, engaged, loving, bad parents, not being engaged, doesn't care and would rather screens raise their kids. The mundanes.
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That's why you are a good father. And I would be a bad one.
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Its cute that you think you are a mundane. But your not.
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If you are being seen as a good parent with well behaved children, I think it speaks more to who you and your husband are as opposed to gay vs straight parenting. Good parents usually raise good kids. Simple. My question, why would any person want kids in the first place. I have a great life, money in the back, I can do whatever I wish without worrying about raising a eating, pooping, money sucking machine that lasts a lifetime. Best thing about being gay, we don't have to live in that world with all the rest of the mundanes.
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Xennials - This Explains so Much - People Born between 1976 and 1985
Jason Rimbaud replied to Myr's topic in The Lounge
Since we took over Myr's thread, and he wisely bowed out a few days ago. To get us back on topic as best as anything can if I'm attached to it, I think I'm a Gen X who didn't watch the video because it doesn't matter what the differences are, I'm from the best generation, and the rest of you aren't. . -
Xennials - This Explains so Much - People Born between 1976 and 1985
Jason Rimbaud replied to Myr's topic in The Lounge
Only two.... Ben in all his craziness, gave me Sultry Sensei. -
Xennials - This Explains so Much - People Born between 1976 and 1985
Jason Rimbaud replied to Myr's topic in The Lounge
Why ruin a good thing? Considering most of the things that come out of my fingers (see what I did there) are ridiculous. It's not hard to be less self-conscious when you see the stupidity of my comments. And you give me far too much credit; only a few people like my silliness, the rest tolerate it at best. But it is nice of you to say, and I enjoy/love your comments and your sense of humor. -
Xennials - This Explains so Much - People Born between 1976 and 1985
Jason Rimbaud replied to Myr's topic in The Lounge
. I believe the people who run this site probably prefer less drama than most. -
Part One: The Junkyard
Jason Rimbaud commented on Jason Rimbaud's story chapter in Part One: The Junkyard
I'm not sure I said that. I am also a narrator of this story. You shall see sometime in the future if you are correct about Brandon
