Um. I did. ?? I still think that other kids (girls) were prolly allowed to bring their purses/bags. That's why I said 'I have a feeling'. :P

I have a feeling other kids were allowed bags in the classroom...

I was lucky to see her in Boston and then in Houston a few years after. She is great and puts on an awesome show!

As a gay guy I sometimes think I get the worst of this. There is an incredible amount of social pressure and unnecessary importance put upon image. I hate to say but I conform to it sometimes even though I know it's bullshit.

*SIGH*!

I want to go there...

The big photo makes it look like he's getting a parking ticket.

The characters are complex but doesn't the entire premise of the show confirm stereotypes? I have a hard time really seeing a difference. I dunno...

Yeah but it's not like they are really practicing it. They are actors and I'm sure a lot of the Voodoo portrayed is complete fiction. I've seen every episode so far (I am definitely a fan!) and I just find it strange that people would have a problem with a window display and there not be an issue with a program that…

True. It's supposed to be fiction I guess.

I'm curious as to what the people who are upset about this think of the new season of American Horror Story. I mean the show probably goes much further into this issue than a single window display in Manhattan.

That ornament is gayer than Christmas.

Watch OUT!... Radio-active Man!

Seriously, this is no shocker by any means.

He's gonna be compensated well I have a feeling!

He's a fucking idiot.

Awesome.

When I was a kid my parents put me in a Sunday School at a UU Church we went to. One of my earliest childhood memories is doing a play of The Phantom Tollbooth!

I was dating a guy when I was at uni in London and he had me convinced for about 2 days that he was an assistant to the PM at the time Tony Blair. We had only known each other for a few weeks.