Run-in with homophobic neighbor

[DavidMn]

Originally Posted by bikerchic

Hey, come to Canada, we love you gay's, eh!

I remember when I was in Montreal about 10 years ago, there was this really cute guy in the subway station.

[stargazer99]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

I think the next time she comes over, you should answer the door in a thong and pasties and exclaim while pulling her inside "are you my next client"

Okay, I just almost spit out my drink!

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by stargazer99

Okay, I just almost spit out my drink!

Better yet - put your husband in the thong and pasties

Of course both of you at one time and something involving a leash and a sling in plain sight ought to do it as well.

[DavidMn]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Better yet - put your husband in the thong and pasties

Of course both of you at one time and something involving a leash and a sling in plain sight ought to do it as well.

Well now, it looks like we have ourselves a tituation here...

[stargazer99]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Better yet - put your husband in the thong and pasties

Of course both of you at one time and something involving a leash and a sling in plain sight ought to do it as well.

Stop it! You're killing me, here!

Of course, many members of the "morality police" who like to tell others that they're deviants, have a closet full of whips, chains and ball gags in themselves! Maybe she would have actually asked us if she could join in!

[DavidMn]

Originally Posted by stargazer99

Stop it! You're killing me, here!

Of course, many members of the "morality police" who like to tell others that they're deviants, have a closet full of whips, chains and ball gags in themselves! Maybe she would have actually asked us if she could join in!

See Jimmy Swaggart, if you might remember.

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by stargazer99

Stop it! You're killing me, here!

Of course, many members of the "morality police" who like to tell others that they're deviants, have a closet full of whips, chains and ball gags in themselves! Maybe she would have actually asked us if she could join in!

Thus, FINALLY a good use for a ball gag

[wondergirl9847]

I'm sure she was raised in a totally different time era. My grandmother doesn't agree with mixed marriages or anything of that nature. When she tells me about family members or friends, I just nod because I don't wanna argue with my 82 year old Nanny. Of course, I don't believe what she does, but I know she was raised back in the teens-20's and 30's. She ain't gonna change her mind about anything. I love and respect her, but I don't have to agree with her.

I just cannot believe the balls that some people have in going to someone's home to say something like that.

[DavidMn]

Originally Posted by wondergirl9847

I'm sure she was raised in a totally different time era. My grandmother doesn't agree with mixed marriages or anything of that nature. When she tells me about family members or friends, I just nod because I don't wanna argue with my 82 year old Nanny. Of course, I don't believe what she does, but I know she was raised back in the teens-20's and 30's. She ain't gonna change her mind about anything. I love and respect her, but I don't have to agree with her.

I just cannot believe the balls that some people have in going to someone's home to say something like that.

My grandmother was like that too. But when I told her I was gay, she said "Well, I'm not happy about it, but you're still my grandson. Thank god for reason.

[stargazer99]

Originally Posted by wondergirl9847

I'm sure she was raised in a totally different time era. My grandmother doesn't agree with mixed marriages or anything of that nature. When she tells me about family members or friends, I just nod because I don't wanna argue with my 82 year old Nanny. Of course, I don't believe what she does, but I know she was raised back in the teens-20's and 30's. She ain't gonna change her mind about anything. I love and respect her, but I don't have to agree with her.

I just cannot believe the balls that some people have in going to someone's home to say something like that.

My grandma was the same way. (She passed away a few years back, at the age of 92). She never met my husband, since by the time I was dating him, she was pretty senile and in a nursing home 800 miles away. But I'm sure if she had met him, considering her state of mind at the time, she probably would have thought he was a "servant" and asked him to bring her a glass of water or something. And if she'd met him while she still had her mind intact, she would have been totally disgusted. So yeah, I can definitely see your point.

The sad thing is that there are many people our age that feel that way as well. Unfortunately, some families continue to pass it down from generation to generation. Kind of like those girl singers in the other thread.

[dissention]

I'm sorry your husband had to listen to such trash. Kudos to you guys for putting that sign out in the first place.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by markolas

I thought everyone knew Austin was our secret base.

[stargazer99]

Originally Posted by markolas

I thought everyone knew Austin was our secret base.

So I've heard! I haven't been to Austin yet myself, but have heard nothing but good things about the city. I have a friend who lived their briefly, and loved it. Unfortunately, she lost her job and had to move for a new one. She wasn't too happy about leaving.

[markolas]

Originally Posted by Livia

Well, you know...I thought it was great that the mayor (and I think almost everyone on the city council, if I heard right) came out against this amendment.

[ryan8472]

Originally Posted by markolas

And you stood there while she spouted all this? After her first sentence, I would've given her two seconds to get off my property before I beat her in the head with a baseball bat.

My thoughts exactly. Except I would've told her that I had a shotgun in my closet.

The nerve of some people, I swear....Good for you for displaying the sign tho!