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I daresay there would be some in the community, even in a socially liberal community like Thompsonville, who believe these altruistic gay men are taking advantage of these children/teenagers and "recruiting" them into the gay lifestyle. I hope such people would get very little respect from the majority of the townsfolk. I remember one incident when Tony was in a cafe and a woman recognised him and made some inflammatory remarks about him, but was quickly shown the exit by the cafe staff/proprietors. I think it was in A Good Place and he had not long been back in town. I suppose he was more likely to be verbally attacked as he is something of a "celebrity" in Thompsonville and known to be gay. Then there was another incident, perhaps in The Rip or maybe A Good Place again, where Scott and Justin's caravan park fencing was defaced with "faggots live here" or words to that effect. I recall Mrs Hamilton's gay son and his partner (I cannot remember their names though) came by to lend a hand to remove the offensive wording, and an elderly gay gentleman walked past and offered his sympathy. @Mark Ponyboy Peters knows how to take care of such people.
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@mastershakeme may have been teasing we readers with Beth's apparent observations of Owen, but if not, I believe she is the only family member who may suspect the engagement is not what it appears to be, and the only one who will show Owen any support once the sham is revealed.
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This is my concern for Owen @sandeman. Regardless of what Margot may or may not say when the engagement ends, I fear Owen will be the party whose reputation is in tatters, whilst Margot will be pitied as the wronged woman or the jilted lover. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 This is the funniest comment I can recall you ever making @weinerdog, and possibly the only truly spiteful thing you have ever said in a comment. I love it and am envious I did not think of this. For this comment you are awarded 10 @Summerabbacat's out of 10. Those veterans at the San Diego Retired Marines Community Centre will be proud of you.
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Chapter 6 ~ Cel’bration ~
Summerabbacat commented on Vcs's story chapter in Chapter 6 ~ Cel’bration ~
I have known a few Shayna's in my time, not biblically. Most have been quite harmless to all but themselves. -
Chapter 6 ~ Cel’bration ~
Summerabbacat commented on Vcs's story chapter in Chapter 6 ~ Cel’bration ~
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This is the second time I have observed you mistakenly refer to Margot as Maggot @chris191070, or is it a mistake. Whether intentional or not, it has amused me greatly.
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Chapter 6 ~ Cel’bration ~
Summerabbacat commented on Vcs's story chapter in Chapter 6 ~ Cel’bration ~
Shayna is cosmetically tragic and selectively naïve. Her over-bleached blonde hair and turquoise eye shadow applied with a trowel have an 80's appeal that never was. She is well aware Shir is a dyke and Mannly is gay, but is unaware Jake would more likely be interested in her brother than he would her. Is her naïveté authentic, or is she one of these annoying bimbettes who thinks she can "turn" any gay man with her beauty, wit and charm. If this is her thinking, methinks she is in for a rude shock, as alluded to by Shir. I don't have any Zydeco music in my extensive collection @Vcs as far as I am aware. Perhaps the closest thing I have is an album entitled Adieu False Heart by Linda Ronstadt and Ann Savoy, performing together as the Zozo Sisters. I shall have to investigate Zydeco, a term I have heard before. -
A compelling chapter @Gary L, one which does not bode well for Ximo and Gerardo's future if there is even an ounce of truth to Ximo's father's warning. I also fear for Ximo's father's future. The erratic behaviour of Ximo's mother, who appears to have shifted her allegiances to the Francoist fascists supported by her odious father, may result in her betraying her husband if she has any inkling of his political affiliation and his support for Ximo. I suspect she is a woman of little to no principles and limited intelligence, one who just supports whomever is the latest "thing"or who will benefit her the most.The fur-wearing bitch is not to be trusted under any circumstances. A very strong sense of foreboding permeated this chapter @Gary L, a foreboding which is not merely confined to the impending targeted attack on prominent homosexuals.
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I sense (or is it a yearning I am projecting) the engagement party with all its merriment might the final straw for Owen. Wouldn't it be a hoot if he invited Ryder and Ryder turned up, all gravel voiced, motorcycle riding, out gay man.
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Grace might be able to help him with that @drpaladin. She was born the daughter of a preacher, before her strong will said enough is enough. Just what Owen needs, a rebel who defied her strict religious upbringing. I wonder if Owen can sing? Owen the disco diva, raunchily singing I Need A Man, My Jamaican Guy or Nipple To The Bottle whilst inhaling poppers.
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He needs to ride in on his Harley and have words with Margot, "Bitch you keep your hands offa my man, or there will be hell to pay".
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I wonder @pvtguy if Ryder was Owen in a previous relationship and for that reason he is very uncomfortable in considering a relationship with Owen. Margot is out of control. @TimeTraveller's assessment of her several chapters prior has sadly proven to be true.
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Depends on who she works for @drpaladin. If she works for any media owned by the nonagenarian who is now an American citizen, I think she will excel. She could be an actress too, but her talents will lend themselves more towards melodramatic soapies I think.
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I think she is very aware of what she is doing @mayday. She is taking advantage of Owen's passivity. You may be right, it might take drastic action by Jules to rein Margot in.
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@weinerdog the comments to follow are from the real @Summerabbacat, and @TimeTraveller's comments are mild (and sane) in comparison. I have been drafting mine for the last 25 minutes trying to get the rantings of a madman into some kind of legible format. I am not entirely happy and I could have written so much more, but I have decided to spare you. Margot infuriated me @dboggs9700. She was like a rabid dog, she needs to get back into her kennel and quick smart. The only thing she kept “low key” in her ego-driven frenzy, in the church of all places, was the vagina from Vermont who is allegedly her “real love”. I cannot believe I even had this thought, but I would have preferred the company of Nora to Margot during her attention seeking stunt. And who is going to get the blame when the engagement ends? Will she fess up and say she does not like cock or will she blame Owen entirely and say he likes cock. “Everyone settled into the dining room and we had to pull out extra chairs because the table wasn’t built for this many people. Donnellys on one side, Brennans on the other, Margot and me in the middle like the centerpiece of a display neither of us had designed. The room was loud and warm in a way that should have felt like belonging and instead felt like being slowly buried alive.” Keep telling yourself that Owen. Margot may not desire the end result of marriage to Owen, but she is revelling in the drama of the farce which she has been orchestrating for some time now. Never has the fact she is using Owen for her own selfish needs been more apparent. Best Owen cryogenically freezes his testicles and soon before Margot has eviscerated them. And while he is at it, remove that crucifix from his bedroom wall. And what of their parents? OMG I almost got a toothache from all the saccharine comments and melodramatic displays of emotion, especially from Suzanne, she with the personality of a gnat, and Kathleen, Momzilla to the bride who is already moist thinking about planning another wedding. What the engagement party needs is a performance by a real diva, a diva who is able to give the greatest performance of her life, the real DSB @drpaladin and @drsawzall. She will however, require real champagne and plenty of it, not the cheap swill Suzanne and Kathleen intend serving. And she will be dressed properly for such an occasion, something sparkly and fabulous, not a cheap polyester floral frock from Walmart, Suzanne.
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She is on a date with Cole, purely platonic. She is consoling him about his recent date "failures". He is embracing variety as the spice of life. A mature gentleman from New England who has a Volvo (@drsawzall) is his next date and he is hoping he might be "the one". If not, join the queue @drpaladin if you are interested.
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I imagine he is suffering from a severe case of DSB too @drsawzall, what with the crucifix watching him in his bedroom and crosses wherever he goes. He is living in a very unhealthy environment.
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You flatter me @weinerdog.
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The first time I ever encountered this acronym was when @drsawzall used it in a comment @drpaladin. Dame Shirley Bassey was my only reference but I knew it could not be her given the context. @drsawzall kindly set me “straight” on the acronym’s other meaning.
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Living In Vermont with sane parents who love their daughter for who she is, and who don’t have crucifixes or crosses in every room of their home.
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It’s good to know we are earning our keep.
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Chapter 20 - Getting To Know All About You
Summerabbacat commented on Paladin's story chapter in Chapter 20 - Getting To Know All About You
This is the most gorgeous cat-alacious gif you have ever posted @Ticklishboy30. Prrrrrrr. I may have to lick your paws. -
Damn. I thought I was so observant to have noticed this, that it is was something profound.
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I am not sure if it was of any significance @Mark Ponyboy Peters, but I noted Tony was the only one of Matt and Luke’s friends who offered his condolences to Levi for the death of his mother. Perhaps it is because of his non-existent relationship with the Monolith that Tony can empathise with Levi, even though be recognises the toxicity of the Monolith.
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He did not appear to have any friends. He had been looking after Julie for some time as well as cooking, cleaning, paying bills etc. He likely had had very little time to be a “normal” teenage even if he had wanted to or been allowed to.
