Is anyone here Gay? Not that there is anything wrong with that.

[Louie Detroit]

I’m not looking, sorry. Anyone here play for the other team?

[Red Baron]

Originally Posted by Louie Detroit

I’m not looking, sorry. Anyone here play for the other team?

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[GTOguy]

There was that one guy, but he left and is suing us.



Oh, and that guy up in Eugene. But I pay him no mind.

[Red Baron]

There was a rumor that John Denver had AIDS and he dove that "plane" to avoid the pain. Ya rectum there was any truth to that?

[GTOguy]

Originally Posted by Red Baron

There was a rumor that John Denver had AIDS and he dove that "plane" to avoid the pain. Ya rectum there was any truth to that?

No, not in my opinion. But I understand that day he crashed his plane in Monterey Bay, the water was so clear you could see Denver!

[Red Baron]

Originally Posted by GTOguy

No, not in my opinion. But I understand that day he crashed his plane in Monterey Bay, the water was so clear you could see Denver!

When Cousteau found him, he was just a shell of his former self.

[Red Baron]

Originally Posted by GTOguy

No, not in my opinion. But I understand that day he crashed his plane in Monterey Bay, the water was so clear you could see Denver!

You know how they determined Vic Morrow had dandruff?

They found his Head And Shoulders in the bushes.

[BayouCountry]

I’m as happy as can be

[GTOguy]

Originally Posted by Red Baron

You know how they determined Vic Morrow had dandruff?

They found his Head And Shoulders in the bushes.

I always thought it would be a cool idea to open up a restaurant that had a fatal car crash theme, featuring wrecked celebrity cars, some turned into dining booths. Jayne Mansfield's Buick Electra, Ernie Kovac's Corvair wagon, James Dean's Porsche, Sam Kinnison's Trans Am.....the centerpiece would be Ted Kennedy's black '67 Olds Delmont 88 sedan, upside down in a tank of water, with an audible pounding and muffled screams for help coming from the passenger side floorboard. Maybe some blonde hair floating out a crack on the side vent window....

[Red Baron]

Originally Posted by GTOguy

I always thought it would be a cool idea to open up a restaurant that had a fatal car crash theme, featuring wrecked celebrity cars, some turned into dining booths. Jayne Mansfield's Buick Electra, Ernie Kovac's Corvair wagon, James Dean's Porsche, Sam Kinnison's Trans Am.....the centerpiece would be Ted Kennedy's black '67 Olds Delmont 88 sedan, upside down in a tank of water, with an audible pounding and muffled screams for help coming from the passenger side floorboard. Maybe some blonde hair floating out a crack on the side vent window....

Killin' Me, Smalls with the Ted Kennedy stuff. I actually stopped at that "T" intersection where James Dean bit the dust, literally en route to Paso Robles. Would Bonnie and Clyde's car be like a booth in the restaurant even though I guess their car just came to a slow, rolling stop?

[LATB]

Not that there is anything wrong with that.

Actually there is something wrong with it. It’s abnormal and in many cases these people are mentally ill. Only when the liberals/leftist/commies and their political correctness attempted to normalize the lifestyle did the “not that there’s anything wrong with that” cliche become popular.
I used to be tolerant of the gay people but what has transpired over the last few years has made me less tolerant and in most cases I just want these people to shut the **** up.

[Mick]

Originally Posted by Louie Detroit

I’m not looking, sorry. Anyone here play for the other team?

If you're not looking for "male on male interactions", why do you care?

[Bruze]

Originally Posted by Louie Detroit

I’m not looking, sorry. Anyone here play for the other team?

No homo here, but I have some tests for those who might not be sure.

I won't name names, but you know who you are.

[Red Baron]

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[GrandSportC3]

I remember back on the CF, there was Walford.. Seemed to be a nice guy but very very troubled.. He died a few years back.

[Tikiman]

Originally Posted by LATB

Actually there is something wrong with it. It’s abnormal and in many cases these people are mentally ill. Only when the liberals/leftist/commies and their political correctness attempted to normalize the lifestyle did the “not that there’s anything wrong with that” cliche become popular.
I used to be tolerant of the gay people but what has transpired over the last few years has made me less tolerant and in most cases I just want these people to shut the **** up.

It is pretty clear to all intelligent people (which once again leaves liberals by the wayside) by now that the fudge packers and carpet munchers do not want "equal rights". They already have that. They want to have special rights far above and beyond that of normal heterosexual people. They want "special" days, and "special" months, and "special" parades, and preferential treatment by a society that is, frankly, repulsed by them.


When was the last time you heard of heterosexuals petitioning for a parade in your city or town? For Christ's sake, they even want their own ****ing pronouns! They want people to actually use ****ed up, incorrect grammar, when speaking to them. They get a kick out of forcing people to do this crap. I think it is their way of "punishing" normal people for not being as ****ed up as they are.

Just look at the nutcase below.

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[Onebadcad]

I was gay once, while at a lesbo bar, it did not work for me that night, so I went back to being straight!!

[DJ_Critterus]

Originally Posted by GrandSportC3

I remember back on the CF, there was Walford.. Seemed to be a nice guy but very very troubled.. He died a few years back.

He was in and out of rehab and showed suicidal tendencies quite often.

[Tikiman]

Originally Posted by GrandSportC3

I remember back on the CF, there was Walford.. Seemed to be a nice guy but very very troubled.. He died a few years back.

What about the guy who OD'd on heroine. Wasn't he gay as well?

[Louie Detroit]

Originally Posted by DJ_Critterus

He was in and out of rehab and showed suicidal tendencies quite often.

Wally was a good guy but he had some issues.