mdiver said:

So a double entendre then?

Fleshofmyflesh said:

No it's really not Gooey the Hamster was a character in Calvin and Hobbes

mdiver said:

But you said he partakes, right?

Fleshofmyflesh said:

I believe that he himself wrote in the 1000 things you love about Gooey

"He gives great blow jobs"

mdiver said:

Which are indeed Gooey.

Fleshofmyflesh said:

Indeed they are

FunkMistress said:

Amen!

Fleshofmyflesh said:

FunkMistress said:

Thank you. I am so fucking sick of this troll bullshit on the Org.

there are trolls here ?


sh*t sorry bout 2 posts !!




[Edited 11/3/04 11:02am]

Mach said:

..

Yep, I'm straight, but also honest.
I do like to look at women and men that are atractive.
And they can both turn me on.
But that is just a sexual atraction and has nothing to do with me being gay.
A lot of people tend to confuse sexual atraction with the feelings of love you have for a serious relationship, a person you want to have a commitment with.

I for myself like to flirt and look at others.
That make me feel atractive and feeds my sexuality (and hopefully theirs).
It has nothing to do with me being straight or not.

But maybe it´s easy for me because I am in a great relationship, I have no urge to give in to any other atractions because I know he can give me all I need. (and waiting makes it even better )

TheRealFiness said:

My grandmother who is almost 90 told me homosexuality & bisexuality has been around since she was a child....it was just never talked about...so it isn't "new" in the last 10 years. It has been around for hundreds, if not thousands of years.....it just was never talked about, that's all

There's nothing "new" about bisexuality, but I agree that it's become trendy in the last few years -mostly it seems to be those obnoxious girls who do it because they think it'll get them attention from guys.

Ever watch "lesbian" porn made by obviously straight girls? That's the type I'm talking about.

But it's not cool to assume that everyone who says they're bi is doing it because it seems like the cool thing to say.


i can't spell edit
[Edited 11/3/04 21:09pm]

I see improper use of my trademarked name and image on this thread and have to sue now....

Gooey The Hamster is derived from Hamster Huey And The Gooey Kablooey. When I got my first fake Yahoo handle, Iwanted to be Hamster Huey. But that one was already taken.

Please refrain from any Richard Gere jokes, as that was a gerbil. Thank you.

Even though I am not straight I can vow that there are many secretly bisexual straight guys. If their wives/gf's only knew...but it is true; men give better blowjobs.

Sorry.

GooeyTheHamster said:

Can I take off the heels yet?

I'm getting tired.

subhuman09 said:

I was wondering why you brought your mrs's heels. YOu think gay people get off on that?

I said WEAR NOTHING except the apron.

GooeyTheHamster said:

Ahh that old classic maybe I should pull that one on the wife later when I cook dinner
[Edited 11/4/04 1:28am]

GooeyTheHamster said:

Mrs.-are you fucking kidding me?

I'm having to stand on the damn to clean the ceiling-he's making me share the heels!

subhuman09 said:

So yer is bi. SO fucking what?
[Edited 11/4/04 1:31am]

GooeyTheHamster said:

I think some men can be "pretty", but I'd NEVER say that to their face, sleep with or even kiss one.

I like to think that makes me pretty straight, but not scared of recognising another man's attractiveness.

Fleshofmyflesh, I'm just wondering: if this issue never crosses your mind, WHY THE F*** DID U START A DAMN THREAD ABOUT IT????

(don't mind the shouting, just kidding )

I'm a straight gay man or a gay straight man, which I guess would make me bi, but I think all these categories are bogus. We are all people with the potential to have sex with whoever - some of us do, some of us don't. Whatever works for u.

I'm straight. no bi, and not gay.

No matter what the test said!

I think many gay people use this line of thought almost to justify who they are and what they are....like, everyone has a gay side and us straight folk just don't have the guts to admit it.

Personally, I believe in straight, gay and bisexual people. If you are gay, why feel the need to justify it or qualify it?

We are who we are, and most times it is through no fault/effort/nobility that we are that way - it's all just an accident that happened to us, happy or otherwise.


Bottom line is this:


What does it matter what goes on in other people's heads and beds?


Be who you are. Even if you are the only one in the world, enjoy it!

wasitgood4u said:

I'm getting quite used to people questioning my threads, so your inquiry does not offend me.
If you read my question you will see why I posted it. I was wondering if I am alone on this or if other people see what I see.
RocknRollDave has it right.
I think many gay and bi people want to believe that the whole world is that way, but they are the fortunate enlightened ones, and those of us in denial ARE JUST TROLLS. (sound familiar?)
Gimme a break.
Do I need to again say what I don't want near my face or are we all clear?

mrdespues said:

for you. Most straight guys can't even admit that much.