boiworship

Fascinating. I love the description of his retinue arriving at Valley Forge! http://www.homohistory.com/search?updated-max=2014-05-30T09:45:00-07:00&max-results=7

Channeling Paul Lynde

Haha, Oz, when I was a kid we were allowed to go to McD's once a year. You'd think I'd like their food as a result of it being such a rare treat.

Very stereotypical. I have been an Allstate customer for years.

McDonald's is such a prole place. I haven't been to one since I was in my early 20's. I'm also glad to see that Starbucks had a decline. Their coffee always tastes burnt, and their lattes and cappuccinos are bland and tasteless. I never could stand their pretentious names (vente). I always opt for a local shop or, when traveling, Caribou or Peet's.

Oh wow, I remember surreptitiously reading Gordon Merrick paperbacks in the drug store as a teen!

What a terrifying dystopia.

Love to pee in the sea. Also, in my garden.

Highly bizarre. I'd love to have his blond looks, though his Korean transformation is highly alluring.

I can't speak for others, but in always send a written thank-you note. A friend gave me several boxes of Crane's engraved stationery right after college, and I still have plenty left!

Klopstock was also revered in those days. See the final movement of Mahler's 2nd. I've loved that piece since I was 16.

He's fabulous

Racquetball enthusiast? I used to play squash and was thinking of getting into it again.

I thinks it's brilliant design. I occasionally play with a hot boy who designs handbags and I'm amazed at his innate taste in design.

He's far cuter than the Bieb.

You guys have inspired me to read her work. What would you suggest as an introduction?

Better analysis than one would ever find in the MSM.

Lacking cable or satellite tv, I feel as if I'm missing out on all of the shows that you guys are talking about. I've always found TV boring, so I cancelled cable a while ago. I catch the shows online months later.

Since both parties are dependent on Wall Street cash, it's not going to happen here for a long while, sadly. Goldman Sachs is like a department of the federal government.

I've been following this closely and it's not all that it seems as reported by the Western media. Kiev is now run by a bizarre coalition of neo-Nazis (Right Sektor), fascists (Svoboda) and oligarchs associated with, among other things, PrivatBank. The neocons and Kiev are trying hard to tempt Russia to intervene, but Putin's not taking the bait. As for Latvia and Estonia, they'd better start treating their Russian minorities better. I don't think Russia will invade the Baltic states. That would be a step too far.

A marriage is a contract between two people. The state's role is merely to register it. Straight people are increasingly either accepting of gay marriage or resigned to its eventual establishment. Most have far more pressing issues in their lives than whether I wed the man I love. Except for the die-hard haters, who are mush smaller in number and have their own sad issues. We're lucky to live in these more liberal times.

Excellent. Ditching the booze is a liberating experience. It opens up a flood of possibilities and the benefits accrue almost immediately.

It's amazing to me that I used to fuck women when I was younger. The aesthetic is all wrong for me now. The though of it has repelled me for almost 20 years.

Since I cancelled my cable, I have to reply on Hulu and others to watch these shows.

Yes. The Economist has been closely covering the Thai crisis for weeks. The just ousted PM's brother was the real power behind her.