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In Which We Consider the Neighborhood
Back in the day. I first came to San Francisco in 1979. The Castro neighborhood, the epicenter of gay life in the queerest City in the wor...
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If you look below this post, you'll see that the last post I put up here on Blogger is a sniffy little tirade about how I will NEVER d... -
So this is mrpeenee's sixth birthday. I have no idea how these things happen. I originally started this whole thing only because I... -
There are times when I sit down to write my latest hilarious blog and I discover I have absolutely no idea about what to write. I turn to ...
They have a calendar I hear. I know I've seen the link somewhere
ReplyDeleteFrom my limited experience with the Mormons,
"they're all gay"
(so told to me by a very cute Mormon boy once)
And I do believe every one I've met has been.
I'm sure it's true. One of the most beautiful men I ever climbed on top of (In New Orleans!) was a mormon. He always kept his eye closed while I plugged him, he said it was because he wasn't gay. Maybe I musunderstood him. Maybe he was a moron, not a mormon.
ReplyDeleteah...but those two are not mutually exclusive, I'm afraid.
ReplyDeleteYou are too much, Mr. P.
Or as my hero Bugs Bunny would say "Whata maroon."
ReplyDeleteyou're much too kind.