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reapersharvest

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  1. A ladder? Going where? I could never do that myself, did you f**k a stapler or something? But I'd agree with an eyebrow ring. I think they're so sexy for some reason.
  2. They just can't help themselves, can they? I'd exoect this of Germany, but what scares me is the precedent they're setting for the rest of the world. On the bright side, I suppose this could be used to keep track of hate crimes.
  3. Nights Eternal 10 was amazing, of course, but just so you know there is an additional part posted in the voy forums.
  4. I'd be more surprised if you were an only child.
  5. I have recently developed a liking for the Raveonettes, the Von Bondies, the Kills, Interpol, the Strokes, the Hives, le Tigre, Louis XIV, Peaches, and the Thinking XXX Soundtrack
  6. By age 13 I knew I was gay (though there remains a certain amount of denial in my mind as to what this means for my life). I had been trying to work up the courage to come out to a friend of mine who I knew wouldn;t care for the longest time. Finally, it was after a party and she was drunk of her ass and semi-conscious, so I figured it was the perfect time (why not?). Anyway, after that I felt better about it and it was so liberating that I've been coming out little by little to friends and people I've just met (mostly sober ones). This summer I hope to get a few more in.
  7. I entertained the notion of an eyebrow piercing for about two days, for some reason I find them stragely appealing. In the end I decided against it though, don't want to mess with the eye region.
  8. Okay, so I heard about MTV's new gay channel, Logo, and lo and behold, I recently discovered that I get it now. They have Graham Norton on now, which I could only see in th estates during its brief stint on Comedy Central before, so that thrills me. I also saw some ads for the shows they have on. Mostly gay themed movies and whatnot, as well as a gay travel show that visits major cities' gay scenes, which looks interesting, and some show like Queer Eye except without any straight people. So, does anybody else have any thoughts on our new media representation?
  9. My dad has an old green iMac he calls the "Green Machine" and so ends Reaper's Non-Sequitir
  10. I'm sure it'll make Page Six
  11. okay, here goes... 3 pairs of dress shoes (1 black, 1 brown, and one on sale at Barneys so don't judge me!) 4 pairs of sneakers (but only 1 pair of high tops! Impressive if you know my friends) 1 pair of shitty flip flops (I need new ones) 1 pair of hiking boots. Thank god you didn't ask about belts.
  12. us 'colonials' have you in our hearts.
  13. Happy Birthday
  14. I went through a Historical Non-Fiction phase a while back that was enjoyable (The Last Alchemist, 1968, and Devil in the White City). As far as periodicals, I live for the NY Times and obscure fashion/culture magazines (Dazed & Confused, Look-Look, and Paper) as well as New York, my almanac. And as far as currently, I have a lot of summer work for history for which I just finished the Bookseller of Kabul (very, very good book), I only hope the ensuing essay will be as enjoyable. My second book for that course will be something else on Christian/Islam relations.
  15. Having just recently begun summer myyself, I understand what a relief this must be, but even more so for you. Anyway, fare thee well, Com, you've touched us all and made some of us touch ourselves
  16. for some reason, I feel he deserves a grave somewhere, somehow... (wow, this is so me)
  17. You really should get business cards made up.
  18. oh wow, please post your reaction.
  19. I'm definitely artsy, frequenting galleries and whatnot (the Met is my Mecca). Recently I've been taking more and more photos, and a friend of mine is also getting me to watch more and more great movies. Other than that, I'm taking classes in typical studio art, and then there's writing.
  20. If your point is too obviously made, then the plot drowns in it. However, part of raising awareness means providing people with a new perspective. That, in my opinion, defines an original, engaging story. Unfortunately, I do not think myself ready to start taking my work in that direction when I'm still getting comfortable with the basics.
  21. Have you sent it in to Nifty?
  22. Yeah, I saw the trailers for that a while before it came out and meant to see it. I didn't know about him being gay, I just thought he was a very strange european. But you're right about the gender bending through the alien motif, it was great. I too long for the golden era of the Factory or Studio 54. Now one is becoming condos and the other is hosting a tragic reprise of Pacific Overtures. Oh well, at least Washington Square park isn't getting a wall. PS, did you mention this in the "Gay Movies" thread? It seems appropriate to announce the DVD there.
  23. Comicality is probably my favorite net author. His stories have made me want to write and ultimately led me to GA where I found out that I'm far from alone in my appreciation for these sorts of stories. before then, aside form Nifty, which I've always thoguht of as mosty pornographic, and a series of unconnected sites hidden in unrelated webrings. Iomfats never struck home with me, but Com's stories were something I could relate to. It wasn't until he was down for the count that I took the plunge to put my own work out there and join the forums.
  24. I agree, Tim Burton is much more suited to what he;s working on now withe new Willy Wonka. Finally, it creates the dark, industrial environment the comic did.
  25. I have fallen in love with the new Pedro Almodovar, "Bad Education" (La Mala Educaci
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