Brad Jeffries - weird, Stand Back dancin' man

[darklinensuit]

Originally Posted by amber

You mimbo!
Seriously, I just didn't think they did. Stevie's a well known FH, in true diva style. But I don't care, I mean, I hope they did hook up, and do, and whatever. The more salacious the better, as far as i'm concerned.
Amber

Sorry, what's an FH?

- Jake

[Neal]

Originally Posted by darklinensuit

Sorry, what's an FH?

- Jake

F*g Hag (I'm assuming...?)

[amber]

Originally Posted by darklinensuit

Sorry, what's an FH?

- Jake

F** hag. Not a derogatory term, but kind of sounds like one.

[MirrorInTheSky]

Originally Posted by amber

F** hag. Not a derogatory term, but kind of sounds like one.

I think the more PC term these days is Fruit Fly. Lord knows I have my share...

[Livia]

I think the more PC term these days is Fruit Fly. Lord knows I have my share

Bwah! How about a friend of a friend of Dorothy?

[amber]

Originally Posted by MirrorInTheSky

I think the more PC term these days is Fruit Fly. Lord knows I have my share...

Good one! I've been looking for a replacement term, you know, to not offend anyone. Cause of course i talk about that ALL the time..
You have? I always thought I would, but I never do...Gay men don't seem to especially like me, which is rather mysterious. Do gay men and tomboy straight girls repel each other? Hopefully one day i'll know the answer..or, rather, if I hope and i pray, yeah, maybe it might work out someday...
Amber

[sparky]

Originally Posted by MirrorInTheSky

I think the more PC term these days is Fruit Fly.

That is new to me, and I think I like it.

[Lorraine]

I thought the guy looked absolutely cheesy too. He reminded me of a bullfighter, but then he flicks his hair and head back, doing that mad dance with Stevie and then just runs off the stage and disappears into thin air.

My daughter who is 12 yrs old was watching the Red Rocks video with me for about the 100th time and we laugh everytime that bit comes on. It's quite therapeutic.

In fact, I'm gonna play it again now just for a laugh.
ha ha.


Lorraine

[MirrorInTheSky]

Originally Posted by amber

Do gay men and tomboy straight girls repel each other? Hopefully one day i'll know the answer..or, rather, if I hope and i pray, yeah, maybe it might work out someday...
Amber

Well, gay men tend to flock to women who are fabulously feminine with diva attitudes. Tomboys don't typically exhibit those characteristics. Are you a tomboy?

[amber]

Originally Posted by MirrorInTheSky

Well, gay men tend to flock to women who are fabulously feminine with diva attitudes. Tomboys don't typically exhibit those characteristics. Are you a tomboy?

I'm a fabulously feminine tomboy with a Diva attitude Actually that's kinda true, but i'm I guess i'm not super, super feminine - with the really done hair, the thick makeup, the nails, the air of being "done". I'm not butch-y tomboy looking. I have a sturdy gait, though, but I like cute clothes and jewelry a lot. Actually, the gay men I've known have been ... how do I put this...kinda prissy for me? I'm pretty straight forward in speech and manner, for the most part, and i don't care about the brands of clothing I get, or snarking about people's physical appearance, or talking about $80 haircuts (this is just what these men talked about, i'm not making generalizations) but, uh...what were we talking about?
Amber

[Johnny Stew]

Yeah, I definitely prefer the term "fruit-fly," too... and so does my best friend, Anne.
She's Grace to my Will.

It's funny because everyone always assumes we're a couple. For years now, I've sworn that I'm going to get her the shirt that says "I'm not gay, but my boyfriend is."
Granted, it's meant to be worn by a guy, but it would work perfectly in our situation. *lol*

[Johnny Stew]

Originally Posted by amber

Actually, the gay men I've known have been ... how do I put this...kinda prissy for me? I'm pretty straight forward in speech and manner, for the most part, and i don't care about the brands of clothing I get, or snarking about people's physical appearance, or talking about $80 haircuts (this is just what these men talked about, i'm not making generalizations) but, uh...what were we talking about?

I feel the same way you do, actually. I'm a no-fuss/no-muss kind of guy.
I wash my hair with whatever brand of shampoo is around, I don't use conditioner, I don't exfoliate, I don't get manicures and pedicures or expensive haircuts, I don't pluck and shape my eyebrows, I don't use bronzer (or go to tanning beds), I wear the clothes and shoes I'm most comfortable in, not simply because they're in-style... and on and on.

There are straight guys who are gayer than me in those regards!

[dissention]

Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

There are straight guys who are gayer than me in those regards!

*raises hand*

I've indulged in:

-pedicures, every two weeks (I take care of my own fingernails, no need for manicures)
-chemical peels
-saline injected into my lip
-I exfoliate every night
-non-surgical face lift
-use an eyebrow trimmer (usually every two days)
-get my hair cut every two weeks, usually the same day as the pedicure
-leather pants are my best friend

You sure are one butch queer, Le Stew! I should give Queer Eye your numba.

[Johnny Stew]

Originally Posted by dissention

You sure are one butch queer, Le Stew! I should give Queer Eye your numba.

Well, I guess it balances out in other ways... given my love of female singers, Wonder Woman, and broadway musicals.

[MirrorInTheSky]

Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

It's funny because everyone always assumes we're a couple. For years now, I've sworn that I'm going to get her the shirt that says "I'm not gay, but my boyfriend is."
Granted, it's meant to be worn by a guy, but it would work perfectly in our situation. *lol*

And a shirt for Stevie: "I'm not gay, but half of my fans are."