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Like what in the hell is it that causes a gay person to be like "I like dicks in my mouth, well shit, I guess I better start listening to the most fucking attrocious music in the universe!" and then to blast the shittiest fucking pop music from their CD player? And from their decks at clubs. I don't know if there's a joke I'm missing here, but when I read about a clubs that are proud of their tradition of playing the exact same song at the same time every night and calling Kylie Minogue their "queen" I honestly just despair.
Also, why do gay people look so weird. What is with all the skintight clothes and stupid hair? Again what is it with gay dudes that makes them think "I like dicks in my mouth, well shit, I guess I better cut my hair short, spike it up and get me some blond highlights!". Goddamnit no. Have your hair like a normal person.
Basically what I'm trying to get at here is, I don't understand gay people. Can anyone explain them to me?
Like what in the hell is it that causes a gay person to be like "I like dicks in my mouth, well shit, I guess I better start listening to the most fucking attrocious music in the universe!" and then to blast the shittiest fucking pop music from their CD player? And from their decks at clubs. I don't know if there's a joke I'm missing here, but when I read about a clubs that are proud of their tradition of playing the exact same song at the same time every night and calling Kylie Minogue their "queen" I honestly just despair.
Also, why do gay people look so weird. What is with all the skintight clothes and stupid hair? Again what is it with gay dudes that makes them think "I like dicks in my mouth, well shit, I guess I better cut my hair short, spike it up and get me some blond highlights!". Goddamnit no. Have your hair like a normal person.
Basically what I'm trying to get at here is, I don't understand gay people. Can anyone explain them to me?
You forgot the lisp. The "Jack from Will and Grace" lisp.
It makes it easier to identify them in a crowd. Something that not everyone wants but it probably DOES make it easier for homosexuals to pick out potential partners.
Iam McKellen strikes me as a weird old man. I am not saying that he can't act well, but he seems like a weirdo.
When I met him he was the quintessential gentleman
When did you meet him?
Less than a month ago. He was here with the Royal Shakespeare Company doing The Seagull and King Lear. Me and QMark stayed after a Q&A session he did and we got to talk with him for around 5 minutes. Rad dude, wasn't creepy at all
I think that some are more flamboyant as a way to show that homosexuality is now an accepted sexuality and doesn't carry as much social stigma as it used to.
Being gay without being a fag does not appear tremendously difficult, just like being white but not being in the KKK isn't hard to do. I'm hetero, but I don't tailor every aspect of my outward appearance, from clothing to mannerisms, to scream "I SURE DO LOVE FUCKING CHICKS" at everyone I see.
I checked out the Folsom Street Fair when it was going on. It was interesting. Lots of really stereotypical gay people (but also some titties).
I know a gay guy who refuses to have anything to do with that scene because he thinks it promotes the image that all gay people are disgusting perverts. I can see where he's coming from. He's also a hardcore Republican.
I went on a date with this girl a few weeks ago and she brought her gay best friend.
By the way he was dressed, you'd think he was straight (me and the girl were in nice clothes, he was in sweatpants and a sweatshirt). So I guess he's not a typical "gay" as in the OP, but he did enjoy shitty music (asked if i had any BWitched in my car)
I checked out the Folsom Street Fair when it was going on. It was interesting. Lots of really stereotypical gay people (but also some titties).
I know a gay guy who refuses to have anything to do with that scene because he thinks it promotes the image that all gay people are disgusting perverts. I can see where he's coming from. He's also a hardcore Republican.
I certainly don't think that it does anything to dispel the image of homosexuality that homophobes have.
But at the same time, it's apparent that they're don't actually want to
I went on a date with this girl a few weeks ago and she brought her gay best friend.
By the way he was dressed, you'd think he was straight (me and the girl were in nice clothes, he was in sweatpants and a sweatshirt). So I guess he's not a typical "gay" as in the OP, but he did enjoy shitty music (asked if i had any BWitched in my car)
Oh and he sat between us at dinner
I trust you had the good sense not to ask her out again.
The problem is that the United States has created a culture vacuum, this is in part due to it having a short history and a many multiple races with many different culture backgrounds.
You have the notheastern italian american culture, it's not a very rich culture so to speak but it is there. You have a southern black culture, it is the same as the previous one. Not much to it, but there. You have the irish and the jewish, some muslims, you have cubans, and germans.
They are like a culture echo. It has very few aspects the original culture had, it is not embraced by the entire population (only those who are of that particular culture). The more time passes usually the more it fades, and eventually some people move away our marry out of those echos. Now they have no culture. They have no one to share it with. You can't learn a culture, you have to be raised in its environment or be in it a very long time. It's easy to emulate, but hard to identify yourself with.
So you have large groups of people without a culture. And certain things can have culturesque attributes to them. Which is where you get emo, it's where you get hipsters, goths, ghetto, surfer all those are examples.
The gay scene is another one. People like cultures, people like to feel like they are apart of something bigger than themselves, even if it is vapid and stupid. Why? Because a lot of people are vapid and stupid.
Does not having a culture make you more hardcore and more realized as a human being? No. I think real cultures are a great thing. The chinese in China have a real culture, as do Italians in Italy and so forth.
I went on a date with this girl a few weeks ago and she brought her gay best friend.
By the way he was dressed, you'd think he was straight (me and the girl were in nice clothes, he was in sweatpants and a sweatshirt). So I guess he's not a typical "gay" as in the OP, but he did enjoy shitty music (asked if i had any BWitched in my car)
Oh and he sat between us at dinner
I trust you had the good sense not to ask her out again.
Yea after that date (which wasn't even our first date, just our first nice date), I kind of stopped calling her. She texted me a few times around Halloween but I really didn't feel like responding. I'm more pissed that I spent money on a single rose and skipped a group project for this.
The date was awkward because I literally felt like a 3rd wheel on my own date. They spent the entire time talking and giggling so I basically just talked to the family next to us at the table (It was one of those Teppanaki restaurants where everyone sits at the table and the chef prepares the food in front of you). The only plus side was that she paid for my meal....and the gay guy's too. She's all about equality so we would switch off on paying for meals or drinks. It was her turn
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Iam McKellen strikes me as a weird old man. I am not saying that he can't act well, but he seems like a weirdo.
Ian McKellen is so fucking creepy.
You forgot the lisp. The "Jack from Will and Grace" lisp.
Secret Satan
What'd he do wrong?
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When I met him he was the quintessential gentleman
EDIT: Gentlemanly and creepy are totally independent qualities.
When did you meet him?
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huh.
i saw this movie the other day called 'Shortbus'.
you should all go see it. It's like SE++: The Movie.
he's just wondering why so many other gay dudes have to act so retarded in public and have such horrible taste in music
Less than a month ago. He was here with the Royal Shakespeare Company doing The Seagull and King Lear. Me and QMark stayed after a Q&A session he did and we got to talk with him for around 5 minutes. Rad dude, wasn't creepy at all
So, uh, alright.
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I don't know that this is a virtue, though. There are bits of gay culture that are annoying but there's nothing actually wrong with it.
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Nah, he's pretty catty. And he does bake an awful lot.
Tops and bottoms, dude.
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Ooh
2 out of a billion 'gay stereotype' qualities.
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I'm not saying there's anything wrong with it, I'm saying that, as a gay person, I don't understand it.
I know a gay guy who refuses to have anything to do with that scene because he thinks it promotes the image that all gay people are disgusting perverts. I can see where he's coming from. He's also a hardcore Republican.
By the way he was dressed, you'd think he was straight (me and the girl were in nice clothes, he was in sweatpants and a sweatshirt). So I guess he's not a typical "gay" as in the OP, but he did enjoy shitty music (asked if i had any BWitched in my car)
Oh and he sat between us at dinner
okay well what about his handlebar moustache.
And affinity with Liza Minelli.
And that little dog he carries around in his handbag.
I certainly don't think that it does anything to dispel the image of homosexuality that homophobes have.
But at the same time, it's apparent that they're don't actually want to
So I dunno.
rattle rattle rattle
Any time I was trying to have a conversation with her, he'd but in in the middle of it, and say, `Hey! You're not paying attention to me!'
God, I wanted to kill that stupid motherfucker. Total cock block that guy.
To go home and cry about how lonely I am
The problem is that the United States has created a culture vacuum, this is in part due to it having a short history and a many multiple races with many different culture backgrounds.
You have the notheastern italian american culture, it's not a very rich culture so to speak but it is there. You have a southern black culture, it is the same as the previous one. Not much to it, but there. You have the irish and the jewish, some muslims, you have cubans, and germans.
They are like a culture echo. It has very few aspects the original culture had, it is not embraced by the entire population (only those who are of that particular culture). The more time passes usually the more it fades, and eventually some people move away our marry out of those echos. Now they have no culture. They have no one to share it with. You can't learn a culture, you have to be raised in its environment or be in it a very long time. It's easy to emulate, but hard to identify yourself with.
So you have large groups of people without a culture. And certain things can have culturesque attributes to them. Which is where you get emo, it's where you get hipsters, goths, ghetto, surfer all those are examples.
The gay scene is another one. People like cultures, people like to feel like they are apart of something bigger than themselves, even if it is vapid and stupid. Why? Because a lot of people are vapid and stupid.
Does not having a culture make you more hardcore and more realized as a human being? No. I think real cultures are a great thing. The chinese in China have a real culture, as do Italians in Italy and so forth.
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Yea after that date (which wasn't even our first date, just our first nice date), I kind of stopped calling her. She texted me a few times around Halloween but I really didn't feel like responding. I'm more pissed that I spent money on a single rose and skipped a group project for this.
The date was awkward because I literally felt like a 3rd wheel on my own date. They spent the entire time talking and giggling so I basically just talked to the family next to us at the table (It was one of those Teppanaki restaurants where everyone sits at the table and the chef prepares the food in front of you). The only plus side was that she paid for my meal....and the gay guy's too. She's all about equality so we would switch off on paying for meals or drinks. It was her turn