TruthBTold

I think I may have already . . . 😜 https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FAjYu1sVkAErtzI?format=jpg&name=4096x4096

You will be more than happy you did . . . https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FAjYu1sVkAErtzI?format=jpg&name=4096x4096

Some good advice

I think it is a double melon.

One of its uses https://64.media.tumblr.com/08f0ce5e6e56be2e85dca92d1ff0089e/tumblr_mjh4t0ghYK1qd4rj7o1_540.jpg

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/waiter-tip-homophobic-incident-154437476.html

I have to say that if people are somehow "stirred up" by what was being done and shown by the Armond/Dillon tryst they must not have done the real thing very much. Armond was barely near Dillon's ass. After reading about it I was hoping that it would be enough to be used as a teaching lesson for "tossing salad". I would definitely do a better job than what they showed. After the first episode I began to really enjoy the series. I thought several members of the cast were great. Jennifer Coolidge was pathetically great as usual. I have loved her since I first saw her in Best In Show. And of course Molly Shannon is always great. Just so hateful. I also find the actress playing Rachel to be really good, stuck in such a depressing situation. Of course, I could go on but you should just watch it.

Marco Rubi

You have to love those guys who do most of the work for me. 😝

No, they seem to have worked things out to their satisfaction well before hand.

True. However the gay community does not have to play into their biases. Individuals can find humor in things and others won't find humor in the same things. It is the same thing as certain people watching a certain Netflix (or other network) comedy and finding it funny (such as finding Fran Lebowitz funny - or not). On the other hand someone else might find the same show/comedian irritating and condescending. Or in a different scenario, I might see a pic of a guy in the Gallery section here and find him really handsome while someone else might find him not someone they would date/sleep with. But to each his own and that is the way it is supposed to be (I think).

I think it was funny if you took it for what it is meant to be and let it be satirical. It isn't taking itself seriously but hopes that slowly but surely fairness and tolerance will win over those who have believed the propaganda that has been put out for years. I mean, "[E]ven Grandma likes RuPaul."

From what I have read a song posted by the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus on YouTube was very recently withdrawn by the organization because of death threats to members and participants and taken out of context when discussed on conservative media. Purportedly it had been commissioned and performed by the Oakland Symphony and then picked up by and performed on a couple of prior occasions by the SFGMC without mishap. The video was a split screen created of individual members during the pandemic. No one expected the reaction that ensued and thus after much discussion it was taken down on most social media. Allegedly it is a satirical song that is meant to further tolerance and fairness. I was wondering if anyone has heard the song? P.S. I was not sure exactly where to put this thread. I checked and could not find prior posts about it.