Lucky

It seems clear that in the Glee video he is lip-syncing, even if to his own voice.

The urge to touch someone who we find sexually desirable is an odd one. Sure, we make physical contact, but where does that leave us? Unless,of course, you touch Madonna, whereupon your whole life is changed!

Reading the news today, I see that Congress is against cutting pay for doctors who take Medicare, so they have a plan to do just that- cut payments to doctors by 27%. And how is the Medicare recipient supposed to get good care after that? My link

Now my goal is to touch the guy who slacklined for Madonna's half-time show. And to think I had never heard of slacklining before now.

Well, four hours at it. Doctors are more and more telling the patient who calls asking to see him due to illness: Call urgent care! So yesterday we did, and we were there for FOUR hours! That's urgent care? My poor doctor cannot see someone who is sick anymore? What's this country coming to when your doctor doesn't see sick people?

The Catholic president is in the news again, this time for his affair with a teen aged intern. I used to think so highly of him and could have never imagined what a libertine he was. At least Obama does not make a show out of going to church. And just this week I was reading about the Spanish Inquisition. And, as for Thomas More, I thought Frank Langella did a great job playing him on Broadway. No torture there,except for the way he tortured himself over his loyalty to the King. When I asked the question above, I thought of it in terms of just a man and his god. I didn't associate the belief with any religion, although many people then do join a church to share their beliefs with others. I think it would be hard for a gay Christian to join a church that did not support his orientation.

I don't know why I posted about that creep. I guess cuz Indy was the topic. He was in a jail in a farm county and they didn't take kindly to gays there, especially gays in on a child molesting charge. (He wasn't convicted, btw, the charges were dropped.) But it took a thousand bucks to bail him out and no one else would step forward, except Sucky.) No, that's not a typo. I was a sucker! Later I would have paid $1000 to see the inmates beat him up. How much was a thousand dollars in 1978?

I thought it was obvious what I meant! When I was young, everyone looked at me. Well, at least older men did. Then, once I developed into a stud, gay men all looked at me. None of that bothered me. I just saw it as the natural order. But now? Now that I am old and my butt has taken off to new pastures? People still look at me. And they make funny faces when they do. And I have no idea what it is all about. That's why I asked for help. Asked my friends here if I was getting paranoid. But would they help? No. They just looked at me funny and said my posts were obscure. At least they didn't talk about my ass.

OMFG!!!! I have touched the hand that was touched by Madonna! OMG! OMG! God has smiled on the world. And to think that same hand touched Ricky Cruz. OMG

I once bailed that deadbeat popper guy out of jail since the sheriff had word that the inmates were going to beat the crap out of him. He never paid me back the $1000, even after he became quite wealthy sending fumes up peoples' noses.

Geez. You guys didn't think I meant that our lookin was lookin at me, did you? Obscure factoids! What do you think I would post if I was in that contest to win?

EXPAT, not all that long ago I went through Frontiers and posted the number of ads they had advertising cosmetic surgery or a related tool. It is amazing that gay men must have self-images that succumb to this type of advertising. But, when I was a bit younger, the pressure was on to have a nice, gym-toned body, smooth skin and a hairless chest, perfect teeth and manicured hands. Now that I am older, it seems that I need a combination of Viagra and a wallet, and tools to keep my nose/ear hair shaved. After that, no one cares! Well, I guess I have to smell good too.

Yes, dear, I am fine. The question is asked because we often tend to dismiss religion here in the forums. Yet I know that many members consider themselves religious in some sense of the word, so I asked. And I was pleased with the results. For those who have faith, and by that I mean a true and abiding belief in a higher power, I both wonder how they could and I also envy them to a small degree. Life is hard, so if a belief can help get you through some of the tougher times, then good for you. I don't knock it even as I don't share the belief. When I did pursue religious beliefs, I found them fleeting, a lot like a greased pig. No sooner would you think you had a hold of something real that might enhance your life and your spirituality than it would slip from your grasp, either as some situation arose where this new found faith did not hold water, or you chose to act or speak in a way that contradicted the faith, and voila, it was not there for you anymore. I can see why they have church every Sunday!

It's over for this year. I remember the old days when the Indianapolis 500 was in town. We'd be full of excitement for weeks, and then boom, it was all over. It seemed like everyone left town.

The bombshell is the little known fact that I used to live in Indianapolis, Indiana!

The Super Bowl football game between two teams of football players is over. The game finished tonight after one team obtained more points than the other one did. Obtaining the most points is the object of the game called football, and when one team does so with in the regulated time period, they are declared the victors. Thus, the Super bowl is over for this year, but could easily be played again next year, although not necessarily between the same two teams.

I keep having this feeling that someone is lookin at me! They even have their own t-shirts! ...and hats! and buttons!

If I were to answer the question truthfully, which I will since I expect you to do so, then I would have to answer no. I do not believe that Jesus was the son of God anymore than I believe that I am.

One local woman spreads a message unpopular with gays visiting Indianapolis for fun and festivities: Meanwhile, others enjoy the game in the privacy of their hotel:

Popular billboards on Jesus have been vandalized in the Hoosier city as millions flock there for a football game.

Why not? When did you go to IU and what years did you live in Indianapolis? Tell the truth and I will explode the message center with a bombshell announcement.

Great Lakes products, one of the largest company in the manufacturing of poppers, a drug popular with gay men, is headquartered in Indianapolis. Quicksilver was one if its brands. The owner of the company, widely reputed to be a pedophile, committed suicide last year.

Who knows why, since it is not literally true.

Famed robber John Dillinger is buried at Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis, not far from the location of this year's Super bowl. Cemetery officials did not report any increases in visits to the gravesite, although several gay men did stop by to see if the Dillinger penis might be on display. The robber reportedly had a huge endowment between his legs.

If so, now is the time to show how proud you are of your city as it hosts this annual football game between very good teams from the football league.