I wonder if he can have sex like this...... 
Sunday, October 29, 2006
Thursday, October 26, 2006
I brake for this anytime
where are these guys hanging out at.. they ever seem to be hanging out on my street corners... 
Where Does this One Hung Out at
I wonder what beach this guy hungs out at..Check out that body....
the Things I want to do to it.....
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
What a Workout
I would love to a workout routine with this guy.. and something something in the shower room as well...
Do you Know Aunt Bruce
I love Reading Aunt Bruce... Here is one of my Favs
The first thing I saw on Logo was a commercial about genital herpes. But I get ahead of myself I came to Logo, which is Viacom's new channel programmed to the gay and lesbian market, a bit late. Well, who wouldn't? It was difficult to tear myself away from my summer reading--Harry Potter: The Prisoner of Neverland Ranch. Talk about riveting. But sooner or later, humidity being what it is, I was going to have to go indoors, where I knew Logo was waiting. I made the popcorn, poured the vodka into the Hawaiian Punch, arranged the animals so they would not be bestirred by my bursts of joy, and sat back to enjoy gay-per-view. And on came the genital herpes commercial.
Wait a minute, had I accidentally landed on Lifetime? Damn this universal remote. A straight couple--what? were hiking through the woods, kayaking, pitching a tent, all apparently while a savage itch raced through their loins. Poor straight people. The likelihood that anyone watching a gay channel would be suffering from this particular affliction or, if they were, wanted to be reminded of it, was slimmer than a runway model.
The commercial over, the next thing I saw was Varla Jean Merman, one of the most exceptional drag performers ever she can hit a high C with a mouth full of Cheez Whiz. She was anchoring a brief, MTV-like recounting of the Stonewall riots which had a lot more color and excitement than the nots themselves. It was full of graphics and quick cuts and jokes and almost as confusing as being in the middle of a riot, but it looked fabulous and so often that's all that really counts.
Then the feature program resumed, the bleeped version of Torch Song Trilogy, the movie of Harvey Fierstein's landmark play of the early '80s, a film all about what it was like in New York before AIDS. At this point, I decided I had landed on the Gay History Channel. I hit "search" on the TiVo to find out if Abe Lincoln would be making an appearance. But soon I got all caught up in the movie, in which you get to see Matthew Broderick as chicken, which will really make you feel ancient.
The next day, after more Varla Jean and that same poor straight couple with the herpes, I got The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert also bleeped and Personal Best, the early '80s lesbian long-distance runner story that, when it was originally released, we all called Chariots of Fur. There were also a fistful of promos for the upcoming broadcast of the GLAAD Media Awards, which were made to look like the Oscars of 'mo-dom, and why not? It was something new.
Then, without warning, a whole bunch of new things began showing up. A show about gay couples planning weddings. A tour of gay Amsterdam. Scott Thompson being Scott Thompson. Suzanne Westenhoefer's stand-up. At this point, I decided to stop judging and start enjoying. Every cable channel has 24/7 to fill, and a lot of the stuff it puts on is going to feel like retread. But the fact that a straight channel-surfer out there can land on a channel that looks and sounds totally legitimate and is totally gay is an incredible leap for gaykind. And he just might be able to clear up that herpes thing besides.
New Jersey Marriage Decision
***Breaking News***
The New Jersey Supreme Court is set to rule in Lambda Legal’s case seeking marriage for same-sex couples tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. EST! We wanted you to be among the first to know.
Lambda Legal will hold a press conference at 5:00 p.m. EST. We’ll release our analysis and interpretation of the groundbreaking decision as soon as we can. Check our website tomorrow afternoon for updates, and we’ll get back to you via email with the decision and words from Lambda Legal staff, the judges, our plaintiff and others in the community.
You can find the decision after 3:00 p.m. EST tomorrow at the New Jersey Supreme Court’s website.
Our hopes are with the plaintiffs and all the people of New Jersey seeking equal protection for their families.
Thursday, October 12, 2006
Police Threaten Virginia Marriage Ban Opponents With Arrest
I wonder if law includes the Girl Scout from SELLING THEIR OVER PRICE COOKIES
(Richmond, Virginia) With less than a month until Virginia voters go to the polls to consider an amendment that would ban gay marriage, civil unions and likely domestic partner benefits canvassers going door to door urging people to vote against the measure in the town of Warrenton have been threatened with arrest.
Police officers pointed to a town ordinance meant to control door-to-door salespeople. It does not specifically mention political campaigns, and it is believed candidates running for office have not been threatened.
It is not known if other Virginia communities have similar ordinances.
On Wednesday the ACLU of Virginia began sending out letters to police chiefs throughout the state to make them aware of the rights of political canvassers.
“Door to door canvassing for political and religious purposes is carved so deeply into the American landscape that one hardly needs to invoke the Constitution to justify it,” said ACLU of Virginia executive director Kent Willis.
“Of course, it doesn’t hurt that the Supreme Court has struck down every local ordinance that attempts to interfere with this basic First Amendment right.”
Willis said that homeowners have a right to ask canvassers to leave their property, "but homeowners should not expect the police to remove canvassers from neighborhoods just because they find their presence irritating, or they don’t like the content of their message.”
A recent Mason-Dixon poll showed that 54 percent support the amendment while 40 percent said they would vote against it
Gov. Timothy M. Kaine (D) and former US Sen. John Edwards have voiced their opposition to the amendment. In addition a number of communities and business groups, mainly in northern Virginia have stated their opposition to the amendment - mainly over its provisions that would potentially affect domestic partner benefits.
Virginia's Republican Attorney General issued a legal opinion that the amendment would not bar private company domestic partner benefits, negate agreements between partners or affect non-married opposite-sex couples. (story)
"The passage of the Marriage Amendment will not affect current legal rights and obligations of unmarried persons involving contracts, wills, advance medical directives, shared equity agreements, employer accident and sickness insurance policies or protection under domestic violence laws," Bob McDonnell wrote.
But that opinion is not shared by some of the state's top legal minds, including Democratic Gov. Tim Kaine.
Following the release of McDonnell's opinion Gov. Kaine held a news conference to say he disagreed.
"The potential for unintended consequences is a very serious flaw," Kaine said, reminding reporters that the state already has legislation limiting marriage to opposite-sex couples.
Last month 100 noted Virginia attorneys, including two former attorneys general, issued a statement saying they believe the measure could be used to terminate all rights of unmarried couples who have entered into contracts on such things as wills and child custody. They also said that the amendment could be used to exclude unmarried couples from the state's domestic violence laws.
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Tuesday, October 03, 2006
FOLEY OUTRAGE
That Lady Bunny has a strange outlook on life Click here to read more from Her
Pedophilia outrages almost everyone, particularly religious right-wingers who form the backbone of republican voters. When are these little old gray-haired ladies going to acknowledge the widespread, very un-christian corruption within their sworn political party, with whom they're alligned so closely that preachers in the last presidential election testified that a vote for John Kerry was a vote for the devil? Again and again, as someone wrote into CNN, the GOP sends the message "Do as we say, not as we do." Do you really think that ads urging Bush to help stop the murder in Darfur are going to help? You're appealing to a killer's non-existent conscience to stop killing in a country which has no oil? Puhlease! Recognize the republican beast for what it is. Will this flap over the page still "resonate"--ie pentrate and remain in their backward skulls--with conservative, bible-thumping voters in November?
Pedophilia outrages almost everyone, particularly religious right-wingers who form the backbone of republican voters. When are these little old gray-haired ladies going to acknowledge the widespread, very un-christian corruption within their sworn political party, with whom they're alligned so closely that preachers in the last presidential election testified that a vote for John Kerry was a vote for the devil? Again and again, as someone wrote into CNN, the GOP sends the message "Do as we say, not as we do." Do you really think that ads urging Bush to help stop the murder in Darfur are going to help? You're appealing to a killer's non-existent conscience to stop killing in a country which has no oil? Puhlease! Recognize the republican beast for what it is. Will this flap over the page still "resonate"--ie pentrate and remain in their backward skulls--with conservative, bible-thumping voters in November?
Sunday, October 01, 2006
GBLT History Month
GBLT History Month,
1 James Baldwin -James Baldwin was an African-American writer whose novels and essays captured the conflicted spirit of late 20th century America.
2 Mychal Judge-Father Mychal Judge was a Franciscan priest and Fire Department of New York chaplain who died heroically on September 11, 2001. He has been called "the Saint of 9/11."
3 Ellen DeGeneres-Popular comedian Ellen DeGeneres was the first openly gay actor to portray a gay character on a leading primetime television program.
4 Sylvia Rivera-Civil rights pioneer Sylvia Rivera was one of the instigators of the Stonewall uprising, an event that helped launch the modern gay rights movement.
5 Volker Beck-Volker Beck is one of Europe's leading advocates of GLBT rights. A member of Germany's parliament, the Bundestag, Beck is the father of the German Registered Partnership Act.
6 Keith Haring Keith Haring was one of the most influential visual artists of the late 20th century. His bold, cartoon-like images are indelible icons of American art and popular culture.
7 Leonard Matlovich
Sgt. Leonard Matlovich was the first person to fight discrimination against gays and lesbians in the U.S. military.
8 Barbara Jordan-Representative Barbara Jordan (D-Texas) was the first African-American woman elected to Congress from a southern state. She was known as an outstanding orator and Constitutional scholar.
9 John Boswell-John Boswell was an esteemed historian who argued that homosexuality has always existed, that it has at times enjoyed wide social acceptance, and that the Church historically allowed same-sex unions.
10 Harvey Milk-Harvey Milk became the first openly gay person to be elected to a significant public office when he was elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors in 1977. He served eleven months before he was assassinated.
11 Lupe Valdez-Lupe Valdez is the first woman, the first ethnic minority person, and the first lesbian to be elected Sheriff of Dallas County, Texas.
12 David Geffen-David Geffen is a legendary music, theater, and film mogul. He supports philanthropic causes through the David Geffen Foundation.
13 Barney Frank-Congressman Barney Frank (D-Massachusetts) is the highest-ranking and longest-serving openly gay politician in the United States.
14 Barbara Gittings-Barbara Gittings is a Gay Pioneer who participated in the first organized annual gay civil rights demonstrations, helped convince the American Psychiatric Association to remove homosexuality from its list of mental disorders, and helped persuade libraries to include gay content.
15 Phill Wilson-Phill Wilson founded the Black AIDS Institute. He is one of the most articulate spokespersons addressing HIV and AIDS issues in the African-American community.
16 Oscar Wilde-Oscar Wilde is one of the greatest playwrights in the English-speaking world.
17 Tim Gill-Tim Gill founded the highly successful computer company Quark, Inc. and created the Gill Foundation, one of the first major foundations to benefit the GLBT community.
18 Martina Navratilova-Martina Navratilova has won 168 singles tennis titles, more than any other tennis player in history, male or female. She has won 58 Grand Slam tournaments, including a record nine Wimbledon singles titles.
19 Bayard Rustin-Bayard Rustin was the chief organizer for Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. of the 1963 civil rights march on Washington. Rustin’s expertise in nonviolent direct action assisted King in shaping the African-American Civil Rights movement.
20 Jim Kolbe-Jim Kolbe (R-Arizona) has served in the U.S. House of Representatives since 1985 and is the second openly gay Republican member of the House.
21 Adrienne Rich-Adrienne Rich is one of the leading American poets. Her ability to combine poetry with politics has made her a model for poets and activists.
22 Ian McKellen-Ian McKellen is one of the world's most highly-regarded actors. Since the late 1980's, he has been an activist for gay rights.
23 Lowell Selvin-Lowell Selvin created PlanetOut Inc., the leading global media and entertainment company serving the GLBT community.
24 Andrew Sullivan-Andrew Sullivan is an author and journalist who regularly appears on national television and whose commentary is featured in major national publications. He is a leading advocate of same-sex marriage.
25 Larry Kramer-Larry Kramer is an award-winning playwright, commentator and pioneering AIDS activist.
26 Sheryl Swoopes-Sheryl Swoopes is a professional basketball player with the Houston Comets in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). She is called "the female Michael Jordan."
27 Alan Turing-Alan Turing led the British codebreaking team that broke the German Enigma Code, thereby shortening World War II, saving many lives, and helping the Allies to win the war. Turing is considered the father of computer science.
28 Walt Whitman-Walt Whitman is considered by many to be America's greatest poet. He liberated poetry from the constrictions of European models and created a genuinely American style of verse.
29 Jean-Michel Basquiat-Jean-Michel Basquiat was a graffiti artist whose painting became a major force in revitalizing American art in the late 20th century.
30 Elton John-Elton John has sold more than 250 million records in a career that spans more than three decades. He has been honored with a knighthood for his work on behalf of AIDS research and education.
31 Jim Hormel-Jim Hormel is a philanthropist and community leader who was the first openly gay United States Ambassador.
1 James Baldwin -James Baldwin was an African-American writer whose novels and essays captured the conflicted spirit of late 20th century America.
2 Mychal Judge-Father Mychal Judge was a Franciscan priest and Fire Department of New York chaplain who died heroically on September 11, 2001. He has been called "the Saint of 9/11."
3 Ellen DeGeneres-Popular comedian Ellen DeGeneres was the first openly gay actor to portray a gay character on a leading primetime television program.
4 Sylvia Rivera-Civil rights pioneer Sylvia Rivera was one of the instigators of the Stonewall uprising, an event that helped launch the modern gay rights movement.
5 Volker Beck-Volker Beck is one of Europe's leading advocates of GLBT rights. A member of Germany's parliament, the Bundestag, Beck is the father of the German Registered Partnership Act.
6 Keith Haring Keith Haring was one of the most influential visual artists of the late 20th century. His bold, cartoon-like images are indelible icons of American art and popular culture.
7 Leonard Matlovich
Sgt. Leonard Matlovich was the first person to fight discrimination against gays and lesbians in the U.S. military.
8 Barbara Jordan-Representative Barbara Jordan (D-Texas) was the first African-American woman elected to Congress from a southern state. She was known as an outstanding orator and Constitutional scholar.
9 John Boswell-John Boswell was an esteemed historian who argued that homosexuality has always existed, that it has at times enjoyed wide social acceptance, and that the Church historically allowed same-sex unions.
10 Harvey Milk-Harvey Milk became the first openly gay person to be elected to a significant public office when he was elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors in 1977. He served eleven months before he was assassinated.
11 Lupe Valdez-Lupe Valdez is the first woman, the first ethnic minority person, and the first lesbian to be elected Sheriff of Dallas County, Texas.
12 David Geffen-David Geffen is a legendary music, theater, and film mogul. He supports philanthropic causes through the David Geffen Foundation.
13 Barney Frank-Congressman Barney Frank (D-Massachusetts) is the highest-ranking and longest-serving openly gay politician in the United States.
14 Barbara Gittings-Barbara Gittings is a Gay Pioneer who participated in the first organized annual gay civil rights demonstrations, helped convince the American Psychiatric Association to remove homosexuality from its list of mental disorders, and helped persuade libraries to include gay content.
15 Phill Wilson-Phill Wilson founded the Black AIDS Institute. He is one of the most articulate spokespersons addressing HIV and AIDS issues in the African-American community.
16 Oscar Wilde-Oscar Wilde is one of the greatest playwrights in the English-speaking world.
17 Tim Gill-Tim Gill founded the highly successful computer company Quark, Inc. and created the Gill Foundation, one of the first major foundations to benefit the GLBT community.
18 Martina Navratilova-Martina Navratilova has won 168 singles tennis titles, more than any other tennis player in history, male or female. She has won 58 Grand Slam tournaments, including a record nine Wimbledon singles titles.
19 Bayard Rustin-Bayard Rustin was the chief organizer for Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. of the 1963 civil rights march on Washington. Rustin’s expertise in nonviolent direct action assisted King in shaping the African-American Civil Rights movement.
20 Jim Kolbe-Jim Kolbe (R-Arizona) has served in the U.S. House of Representatives since 1985 and is the second openly gay Republican member of the House.
21 Adrienne Rich-Adrienne Rich is one of the leading American poets. Her ability to combine poetry with politics has made her a model for poets and activists.
22 Ian McKellen-Ian McKellen is one of the world's most highly-regarded actors. Since the late 1980's, he has been an activist for gay rights.
23 Lowell Selvin-Lowell Selvin created PlanetOut Inc., the leading global media and entertainment company serving the GLBT community.
24 Andrew Sullivan-Andrew Sullivan is an author and journalist who regularly appears on national television and whose commentary is featured in major national publications. He is a leading advocate of same-sex marriage.
25 Larry Kramer-Larry Kramer is an award-winning playwright, commentator and pioneering AIDS activist.
26 Sheryl Swoopes-Sheryl Swoopes is a professional basketball player with the Houston Comets in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). She is called "the female Michael Jordan."
27 Alan Turing-Alan Turing led the British codebreaking team that broke the German Enigma Code, thereby shortening World War II, saving many lives, and helping the Allies to win the war. Turing is considered the father of computer science.
28 Walt Whitman-Walt Whitman is considered by many to be America's greatest poet. He liberated poetry from the constrictions of European models and created a genuinely American style of verse.
29 Jean-Michel Basquiat-Jean-Michel Basquiat was a graffiti artist whose painting became a major force in revitalizing American art in the late 20th century.
30 Elton John-Elton John has sold more than 250 million records in a career that spans more than three decades. He has been honored with a knighthood for his work on behalf of AIDS research and education.
31 Jim Hormel-Jim Hormel is a philanthropist and community leader who was the first openly gay United States Ambassador.
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