Now working for the TSA

I would think he would take a leave of absence and go thru the machines a couple of times hoping to get groped as often as possible.


Billy

What would he rather be, the groper or the gropee?

Barney would definitely be a supervisor, and he would immediately hire Jim McGreevey, Anderson Cooper, Boy George, Elton John, Neil Patrick Harris, Adam Lambert, Barry Manilow, Greg Louganis, Ricky Martin, Johnny Mathis, George Michael, and Richard Simmons.

Barney's own personal smorgasbord!

(Disclaimer:  I had to look this stuff up.  I had no idea some of the people I listed were homos).

Quote from: AmericanFlyer on November 29, 2010, 10:03:18 PM
Barney would definitely be a supervisor, and he would immediately hire Jim McGreevey, Anderson Cooper, Boy George, Elton John, Neil Patrick Harris, Adam Lambert, Barry Manilow, Greg Louganis, Ricky Martin, Johnny Mathis, George Michael, and Richard Simmons.

Barney's own personal smorgasbord!

(Disclaimer:  I had to look this stuff up.  I had no idea some of the people I listed were homos).

"Homos?" What on earth are you saying?

For the record, Anderson Cooper, Barry Manilow and Richard Simmons are NOT on record as being gay.

(Yeah, I know, Richard Simmons not gay, come on!)

This is one of those fences we have to ride, and the barbed wire ain't always pleasant.

Our position should be that being gay is just that -- you're gay. But that doesn't entitle you to anything special. There's nothing wrong with being gay and flat-ass broke at the same time. There's nothing wrong with being gay and working for the Postal Service and building a good life. There's nothing wrong with being gay and becoming a Congressman, like Barney Frank.

I think gays can do whatever they want to do, as long as it doesn't modify my life.

But I think that about just about any group of people. Hmmm...

I think idiots/goths/tree-huggers/wiccans/vegetarians/hunters/gamers/musicians/garbage collectors/librarians/hillbillies/Californians/and other varieties of humanity all have the same rights in these United States.

Of course, being from Ohio would put you in my good graces forever....   :)) :)) :))

Quote from: tbone0106 on November 29, 2010, 10:31:43 PM
"Homos?" What on earth are you saying?

For the record, Anderson Cooper, Barry Manilow and Richard Simmons are NOT on record as being gay.

(Yeah, I know, Richard Simmons not gay, come on!)

This is one of those fences we have to ride, and the barbed wire ain't always pleasant.

Our position should be that being gay is just that -- you're gay. But that doesn't entitle you to anything special. There's nothing wrong with being gay and flat-ass broke at the same time. There's nothing wrong with being gay and working for the Postal Service and building a good life. There's nothing wrong with being gay and becoming a Congressman, like Barney Frank.

I think gays can do whatever they want to do, as long as it doesn't modify my life.

But I think that about just about any group of people. Hmmm...

I think idiots/goths/tree-huggers/wiccans/vegetarians/hunters/gamers/musicians/garbage collectors/librarians/hillbillies/Californians/and other varieties of humanity all have the same rights in these United States.

Of course, being from Ohio would put you in my good graces forever....   :)) :)) :))

Anderson Cooper is.  He has been out of the closet.

Quote from: taxed on November 29, 2010, 10:40:44 PM
Anderson Cooper is.  He has been out of the closet.

News to me. I read a recent article on that very subject that didn't "out" him, but didn't do otherwise. The article left the impression that Cooper is a private person.

Quote from: tbone0106 on November 29, 2010, 11:03:27 PM
News to me. I read a recent article on that very subject that didn't "out" him, but didn't do otherwise. The article left the impression that Cooper is a private person.

Yeah, he is textbook gay, like Liberace or Elton John.  It is just known.

Quote from: AmericanFlyer on November 29, 2010, 10:03:18 PM
Barney would definitely be a supervisor, and he would immediately hire Jim McGreevey, Anderson Cooper, Boy George, Elton John, Neil Patrick Harris, Adam Lambert, Barry Manilow, Greg Louganis, Ricky Martin, Johnny Mathis, George Michael, and Richard Simmons.

Barney's own personal smorgasbord!

(Disclaimer:  I had to look this stuff up.  I had no idea some of the people I listed were homos).

You just abbreviated the word "homosapiens", didn't you? ;D

I don't care if someone is a fag, as long as they don't tell me, make it a political movement, lifestyle, etc.
In other words, as long as I don't know they're queer, i have no reason to dislike them.

Fuck faggotry, it's not normal, Period!

Quote from: tbone0106 on November 29, 2010, 10:31:43 PM
"Homos?" What on earth are you saying?

For the record, Anderson Cooper, Barry Manilow and Richard Simmons are NOT on record as being gay.

(Yeah, I know, Richard Simmons not gay, come on!)

This is one of those fences we have to ride, and the barbed wire ain't always pleasant.

Our position should be that being gay is just that -- you're gay. But that doesn't entitle you to anything special. There's nothing wrong with being gay and flat-ass broke at the same time. There's nothing wrong with being gay and working for the Postal Service and building a good life. There's nothing wrong with being gay and becoming a Congressman, like Barney Frank.

I think gays can do whatever they want to do, as long as it doesn't modify my life.

But I think that about just about any group of people. Hmmm...

I think idiots/goths/tree-huggers/wiccans/vegetarians/hunters/gamers/musicians/garbage collectors/librarians/hillbillies/Californians/and other varieties of humanity all have the same rights in these United States.

Of course, being from Ohio would put you in my good graces forever....   :)) :)) :))

Hey now, I got these names from some "gay" website (I had to shower afterwards).

I have nothing against gays.  I'm sure I have spoken to many gay people in my life, and didn't even know it.  I don't care what anybody does behind closed doors, sexually speaking.  I just don't want it advertised and paraded down city streets and used as a mechanism to be granted "special" rights.

I remember when "gay" meant you were HAPPY.  There's a bowling alley in a town in Ohio called "Gay Lanes".  Is it a "homo hangout"?  I doubt it.  It's been in operation for at least 50 years.

Quote from: AmericanFlyer on November 30, 2010, 11:43:30 AM
Hey now, I got these names from some "gay" website (I had to shower afterwards).

I have nothing against gays.  I'm sure I have spoken to many gay people in my life, and didn't even know it.  I don't care what anybody does behind closed doors, sexually speaking.  I just don't want it advertised and paraded down city streets and used as a mechanism to be granted "special" rights.

I remember when "gay" meant you were HAPPY.  There's a bowling alley in a town in Ohio called "Gay Lanes".  Is it a "homo hangout"?  I doubt it.  It's been in operation for at least 50 years.

Gay Lanes? Where's that one?

I can say that there's a Gay Street in Portsmouth, OH and another in Columbus, both main drags. (Oh, God, did I say 'drags?') And there are certainly large numbers of hommaseckshuls in both towns. But most of 'em prolly don't live on Gay St.

Quote from: tbone0106 on November 30, 2010, 05:27:59 PM
Gay Lanes? Where's that one?

I can say that there's a Gay Street in Portsmouth, OH and another in Columbus, both main drags. (Oh, God, did I say 'drags?') And there are certainly large numbers of hommaseckshuls in both towns. But most of 'em prolly don't live on Gay St.

Tiffin, Ohio, tbone.  Been there many times, and I never saw a puffer hangin' around there.   ;D