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I just might if your lucky.
I'm Irish, is that lucky enough?
You almost were I dozed off for a few.
And now I am back, I trust you are asleep now. The day is mine!
Que?
Does anyone else get the feeling that there are a few competitive people on this board?
Why, whatever could you mean?
Oh not much, I don’t think this tread will die anytime soon though.
I should say there are people with too much time on there hands. Not that it's a bad thing. I mean look at me, I'm always lurking here and never posting anything. At leat you guys post.
I should say there are people with too much time on there hands
I'd say I fall into that catagory.
This topic has become pretty damn annoying, cut it out and think of something else, you morons.
^nice try^
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a bunch of really bored people posted up there, but
the gayest of the gay posted down there.
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My post achived the 1:150 view ratio.
Thanks for taking the hit, sublime.
This thread is now a morgue.
RIP.
:D
I win!!!!!
jibij just gave me a way to win this thing. My name is Matt Gay. Hence calling me gay has zero effect, since I am in fact "a gay" (although I am not "gay").
Hardly.
I'mmmmm back!Quote:
Originally posted by teledave
Bite Me! .....
And don't post again in this thread!
It is mine for at least a few hours before the EC'ers arrive at work and have had their coffee, mtn Dew or pepsi-free.
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me
Well at least I don't need to worry about Baconzoo trying to post here, but I guess I still have to fend off you guys.
You still haven't given us the gory details of the 'gay marriage'.Quote:
Originally posted by AntiSoCalSkier
My name is Matt Gay. Hence calling me gay has zero effect, since I am in fact "a gay" (although I am not "gay").
I knew a girl in High School whose first name was Gay. You didn't marry her, did you?
roo -
The details of my Gay marriage (or rather my wife's gay marriage, since she's the one who married a Gay man) aren't that interesting. However, I've got an interesting story about my new apartment.
We're moving into the bottom floor of a duplex, where the landlady lives upstairs. The duplex is in Silverlake, an area of Los Angeles that used to be a bohemian center with a strong gay community (before property values skyrocketed). When we went to go sign the lease, our new landlady pointed out that our last name was an interesting coincedence, since her last name is Gaio (Giao?). This is apparently an Italian word for "gay." So, now there are gays upstairs and downstairs in this building.
She then goes on to tell us that the house has a history of gay occupants (that is the occupents were gay in practice, unlike the current residents who are gay in name only). Apparently, when she first moved in, our landlady found a bunch of matresses in a storage area under the house, as well as a large mirror that was the exact same size as the window in her sun room. After asking around the neighboorhood, she discovered that the house was a well-known gay party house, and the sun room was often used for, ummmm, "entertaining" the guests. The house is still remembered by older members of silverlake's gay "leather daddy" community (don't ask me what a "leather daddy" is, I'm just repeating what my landlady told me).
In other words this house is about as gay as a house could possibly be despite having straight occupants (the landlady has an ex-boyfriend, so I'm assuming she's straight, but I guess she could be bi).
edit - Grrrrr, no I didn't, but I also knew a lady whose first name was Gaye.
I'm comfortable with my sexuality.
Longest thread on the board, me thinks.
Which of the "smilies" is the gayest?
I think this one. eyes closed and mouth wide open ready to receive. :o
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