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Geoff Gibson
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Erin Gray

Those lovely blue eyes!!!
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Al Cook
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Erin Gray... Man she made skintight white leather even sexier than it
intrinsically is!
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Brian Talley
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Al, are you suggesting that Brian is actually blind? 

And I need to shave my palm, too!

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Steve D Swanson
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Use Gaydar for Gay or not Gay:

Freddie Mercury: Gay or not Gay?

 

 

 

Answer: Both and neither, from what I gather he was bisexual.

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Joakim Jahlmar
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So basically bisexuals muck up existing Gaydars then...

Hm, somebody needs to come up with a better -dar, then I guess. One that answers the more relevant question in any situation involving any "sexuality": i.e. is that person turned on by me (i.e. the person using the -dar, not necessarily me me, but you guys knew that right).

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The Mighty Whakeem wrote:
Don wrote:
"1) Don't you dare! I am convinced that bit of gay in me keeps me a considerate lover."

Doesn't that depend on how that manifests itself and the prefernces of your partner?  ;)  (sorry, my mind leaped into the dirtiest possible interpretation there, and I'm too ashamed to even spell it out, although I'm sure some of you buggers* will get it anyway)

* And yes, that'd be the not so hidden hint.

I was more referring to the cro-mag manly-man, homophobe type, that acording to my sources, seem to rush through and not properly satisfy their partner.  I was trying to Imply that the bit of gay I have is what allows me to empathize with my lovers and always leave them with a smile.

I should point out that I am not trying to be a braggart here.  I was raised to treat a lady right and what is good for the goose, is good for the gander.

And in regards to your not-so hidden hint, that can always be an option, it's a matter of trust, and something that can be quite fun...

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Al Cook
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It bothers me sometimes that we seem to have entered an age where a
sensitive and sensual man is routinely assessed as not being heterosexual.
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Or a masculine, rough-and-tumble man is assessed as not being gay.

Edited by Tom French on 21 October 2008 at 6:48am
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Joakim Jahlmar
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Don wrote:
"I was more referring to the cro-mag manly-man, homophobe type, that acording to my sources, seem to rush through and not properly satisfy their partner.  I was trying to Imply that the bit of gay I have is what allows me to empathize with my lovers and always leave them with a smile."

Oh, I got that, Don, I just couldn't resist the swing. ;)
And I'm betting there're some cro-mag manly-man gay men out there as well, with about as much interest in a partner's sexual satisfication as their hetero counterparts.

More Don:
"I should point out that I am not trying to be a braggart here.  I was raised to treat a lady right and what is good for the goose, is good for the gander."

A good policy. And I'd add that there's something pleasing in pleasuring as well.

Even more Don:
"And in regards to your not-so hidden hint, that can always be an option, it's a matter of trust, and something that can be quite fun..."

True, but it just looked to good next to the possibility of that being the definition of a considerate lover (especially since I know a multitude of women who'd balk at that particular notion). so nothing against your original post, really, Don. It was just too good possible interpretation not to take a swing. (and as a last line of defense I'll add that I WAS writing it at 1.32 a.m. local time, so my mind leaps and twists in ways only the nighttime can make it... or not). :)

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Joakim Jahlmar
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And obviously Al and Tom managed to respond while I was typing, saying much the same with much fewer words. What can I say? I'm verbose.

(Obviously, since I'm adding even more).

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 Tom wrote:
Or a masculine, rough-and-tumble man is assessed as not
being gay.


Yeah - exactly.
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Al -- bring 'em on!  We could do tag team sumo!
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