Gay glog

Stephen – this was a very very moving story and I am so content that you felt relaxed enough with us to share it – you are so right in that it offers an opportunity for education – As I viewed your story, I had several young men in brain that “came out” during their final year in high school in my own classroom and suffered with them as they faced the consequences in our small community. Bravo to you – I wish I could possess had a story prefer yours to show them for comfort.

As for your format, I had no idea that Glogster could be so enriching – I have seen examples of static posters that I thought were a bit too simplistic, but your addition of videos – created by yourself at that – made for a much more enriching experience.
Thanks again for sharing your story – it was fantastic to see your meet “live” as I could only hear your voice and view a photo of you during our Skype sessions.

Jean/Gene Beebe ’10 was taken aback when I contacted her. “I’m curious as to how you create out about me, and why you want to interview me,” she writes in an e-mail, adding in parentheses: “(Unfortunately, in this socially conservative climate, I get quite a bit of faux interest from those interested in mocking me.)” Beebe’s interest about an antagonistic social environment hints at the answer to her doubt. The fact is that on a relatively conservative campus, the lone, self-proclaimed spoken-word, genderqueer activist stands out.

Beebe was tough to miss the first time many Princetonians including me encountered her at the Program in Imaginative Writing’s student reading last December. Her preferred medium is slam poetry (she’s been on the competitive circuit since high school), and unlike the other students chosen for the event, Beebe went onstage and acted out her piece, “Boat on the Border”, a poem about a renegade female Roman Catholic priest ordaining other women. Beebe becomes frenzied, almost breathless when she performs in this manner, flying through her lines as if she might lose control of them : “It’s a Catholic club / coining kings from priests, / where o

Grand Theft Auto IV: The Ballad of Gay Tony

While Disoriented and Damned attempted to mix up the formula position by GTA4 - a focus on motorcycles, a more outright hostile protagonist, and more optional open-world missions - Gay Tony hews much closer to the original game. It isn't a 100% success story; the game's second mission makes you play another dumb minigame (golf!), and it wasn't distant before Luis's comrade Henrique was pestering me on the phone to "hang out." But it iterates on and improves Liberty Urban area enough to produce up for the few bad traits it brought back.

There are a handful of new cars. Nice cars. Fast cars. There's a new combat helicopter with missiles. There's a tank. There are new guns, sticky bombs, explosive shotgun rounds. As a one-up on Lost and Damned's Gun Van movie (which also reappears in Gay Tony), you can ring one of Luis's friend for free cars -- and not just for shitty cars, either. In terms of driving and gunplay, this is simply the best in the series.

There are new things to do in the city, too, favor optional Drug Wars missions, Base Jumping, and Club Administration. Unfortunately these side missions don't provide very strongly - they all

By Fadora McSexypants PhD | Nov 16 2010

Every fortnight, outspoken feminist, sexpert and Wii Sports journeyman Fadora McSexypants answers your questions on life, love and lustOh hai Fadora,I am a adolescent man who has a serious difficulty with other people’s perception of his sexual preferences. At 16, I came out as homosexual and was largely maligned for the decision. However, after watching a lot of late-night softcore parliamentary porn on BBC 4, I have found myself leaning the other way again.So my question is: what is the optimal way for a gay man to come out of the closet and announce he is straight?Yours,Andy ‘The Milkman’ Connors, BelgroveSent from my iPhone~Good evening Andy,The first thing to remember is that you are not alone. Every day, more and more young queer men are realising the terrible mistake they’ve made and setting themselves advocate on the unbent and narrow. These men, who once proudly leapt out of the closet, realise it’s second to stuff themselves right back in – hopefully putting their ‘stuffing’ days behind them forever.Let’s be clear darling, being gay isn’t wrong no more then being linear is. Homosexuality is a wonderful thing. Without it, we wouldn’t