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That's been my experience as well, but in recent times some guys have pretty confidently stated Bi even years after coming out. So there are Biguys. Or should I say Bidudes?

And yesterday I read John Burdett's The Last Six Million Seconds (1997), about intrigue and corruption as Britain gets ready to hand over Hong Kong to China. This novel I highly recommend.

I wonder what constitutes having a "Happy Pride." For me, it is my acceptance of who I am as a gay man. So it isn't just a day or a month. But it sure was great when I finally stopped fighting my orientation.

There are 2 active members celebrating birthdays today. Happy birthday @Pete Happy birthday @Geriatric Otter

I am looking forward to the cancellation of the Summer Olympics. Yes, COVID.

Hmm. Sometimes I feel like having Asian...in the gym!

That's a lucky urinal!

Is that Boris Johnson on the left?

Butte? Of course!

Here is another example of the "bump" on a thread. Not even 24 hours have passed! Patience!

Even the name of the Gallery was changed. It's now the Legacy Gallery. I have no idea why the change was made. Why have one word when two will do?

I can't even control the present!

I've met Eric Rhodes, nonsexually. I saw Jeff Stryker in that show he did in West Hollywood. Shook his hand after the show. I met and was propositioned by a stoned Joey Stefano at the Gaiety, I flew on a plane with Johann Paulik and Lukas Ridgeston. I had my picture taken with Lukas Ridgeston on another occasion. It kind of goes on with small encounters at various strip clubs. Did you notice that none of these encounters involved me having sex with these guys? Geez.

Maybe air-conditioned baseballs will solve the sticky problem1

Happy birthday, @Smurof

When it rains, it pours. Over at gayguides.com where I have over 7000 posts, today I received a newbie badge!

I hope he continues to impress and avoids injury. Baseball needs him. And, if anyone finds a shirtless pic, please copy me in!

That may be the cutest collection of guys ever!

Not so good! I didn't even mention Italy!

On this date in 1971, my younger sister and I flew to Gatwick Airport in London for our first Europe trip. The RT fare was $259. Over the next 7 weeks I spent $741, including passport, Rail Pass, food, hotels and incidentals. We had the Europe on $5 a Day book and followed it religiously. London to Scotland to Ireland. In Scotland a street sweeper asked why we were not down at Holyrood Castle. He said the Queen would be passing by as she went to Holyrood with Princess Margaret. So went down the hill and saw that pretty up close. In Ireland I kissed the Blarney Stone, thus my gift for gab. Parisians didn't like us drinking Perrier right from the bottle, but it was so hot! We continued to Vienna and up to Denmark and The Netherlands. I hadn't yet acknowledged I was gay even to myself, but we did go see Death in Venice in Dublin, so my sister later told me that was when she began to wonder. Lots of things happened but I won't bore you. It does seem so long ago. We surely never gave a thought to looking back 50 years later, but here we are! Yes, I have returned multiple times and would still go if COVID allowed.

I'd stay in the nicest hotel I could find near the strip bars. But, like @shadowcatzxxxI wouldn't go until they get COVID under control.

I remember how excited I was to attend a movie at the Cinerama Dome back when movies were in cinerama. I think I saw Around The World in 80 Days, but it was a long time ago.

John Stamos was in Cabaret. I can't remember the name of the play Law was in. (Indiscretions- I looked it up.)

Broadway!

John Stamos once showed me his butt. Jude Law showed me his dick. But they were on stage when they did this!