The gayness: should we end it?

[GQgeek]

Originally Posted by lakewolf

Sorry, but I think your pool is gay.

Those answers only covers what an sexually insecure, in the closet, or openly gay man could answer.

That was partially the point. My final little joke is that no matter how you respond to the poll, you're essentially admitting your gayness.

Ok, my second to last

Anyway, I'm essentially sick of it. It's just tedious at this point and all the funny jokes have been heard.

 

[FLMountainMan]

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[lakewolf]

Originally Posted by Countertenor

I like to think of VK's commas as a poet's use of line breaks. For instance,

becomes


Besides, I think much of the animosity comes from posters' frustration with the inability to recreate VK's inimitable style accurately.

VK is a true poet

 

[thepataphysician]

Originally Posted by jett

Are there any Republicans with cancer to make fun? Preferably closeted ones for the trifecta.

Tony Snow is a republican with cancer. And according to his wikipedia biography he is friends with Skunk Baxter of the doobie brothers and steely dan, which is kind of gay.

 

[Edward Appleby]

Originally Posted by Countertenor

I like to think of VK's commas as a poet's use of line breaks. For instance,

becomes


Besides, I think much of the animosity comes from posters' frustration with the inability to recreate VK's inimitable style accurately.

DukeGrad on AskAndy had the most incredible way with line breaks. It was rather like reading e e cummings.

 

[rherreid]

I'm also surprised that so few people on SF are gay. 10% seems very low. Maybe I'm just used to basenotes where it seems about 10% hetero.

 

[Countertenor]

Originally Posted by Reed Herreid

I'm also surprised that so few people on SF are gay. 10% seems very low. Maybe I'm just used to basenotes where it seems about 10% hetero.
When the voter number was 201, 25 people (12.4%) voted glbt. Also, I find it funny that a few people decided they had to vote "I'm Straight" in a poll from over three years ago.