That Gay Thread

[no one]

If you don't like gay marriage, don't have one.

Simple concept, apparently though, far too complicated for even simpler minds.

Humans are sad, sad creatures.
Simultaneously being the planets most intelligent creature and its most retarded.

[Rev. Rye]

The fact that some of these homophobes think just listing names for the male reproductive organ is a good form of trolling is just plain adorable. I wonder if there's an Indonesian version of this list. And, sadly, neither Hog nor Alabama Black Snake made the list somehow.

[Silver]

[Rev. Rye]

Come on, those guys look a bit young to be boomers. Maybe on the cusp between Boomer and Gen-Xer.

But now for two Boomer icons being a better example:




(Yes, I know Mick technically isn't a Boomer, but Bowie is, and both were/are huge boomer icons.)

[The Architect Of Fate]

Come on, those guys look a bit young to be boomers. Maybe on the cusp between Boomer and Gen-Xer.

But now for two Boomer icons being a better example:




(Yes, I know Mick technically isn't a Boomer, but Bowie is, and both were/are huge boomer icons.)

Only Bowie could rock that outfit

[Irreligious Atheist]

The chick in my avatar was asked on instagoul live if she likes girls or boys. Her response was yeah, I like girls. I like boys. And then she moved on to another topic 20 seconds later as if she didn't just come out. I love that this is what coming out is like for young folks these days (she's 17).

[Silver]

Steelers: Why this film about the world’s first gay rugby club is for each and every one of us
indy100.com

Mention rugby and most of us will think of a mud-flecked pageant of primal masculinity.

It’s all tree trunk thighs thundering down rain-soaked pitches and shoulder-bashing scrums followed by roars of triumph or rage.

But, for some of us, it’s much more than that: it’s community; it’s a sense of purpose; it’s the difference between life and death.

Steelers, available on Amazon Prime Video from April 16, tells the story of the world’s first gay rugby team.

And yet, it’s so much more than a 75-minute documentary about an individual sport’s team. It is, in the words of its creator, “a story about searching for where you belong and never giving up – because you might just find happiness where you least expect it.”

[no one]

Progression is slow, but at least it doesn't stop.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Boru

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Just on the off chance that there are any lingering doubts about Tucker Carlson being a dangerous, virulent homophobe, it turns out that at university, he was a member of The Dan White Society.

Dan White was the man who murdered Harvey Milk.

Boru