That. is. HILARIOUS. The perfect illustration of a “I’ll go if it’s important to you but don’t expect me to socialize” boyfriend moment.
Counterpoint:
We lost ours about 18 months ago. He was completely crazy and so ridiculously full of energy. He would bound off our back deck like he was in a dog food commercial. He had a stuffed quail that he was completely obsessed with; you could show it to him and then place it out of reach. He would spend hours trying to get…
God bless this Jack Russell terrier, who is so excited to be at the prestigious British dog show Crufts and who is so…
It’s spelled “wanker”
In a way this is a huge stride forward for gay culture in that it’s telling the world that gay people are just as capable of being vapid reality tv shitbags as any straight person.
I’m being kind of sincere about that, honestly. There’s a tendency among some well-meaning but tonedeaf liberals to view the LGBTQ…
Treat them like the needy freaks they are and stop ascribing more to them.
That may actually be a blessing, given the kind of representation Logo seems to excel at...
Can we all just, as a society, agree that reality show people are terrible and not representative of the vast majority of the group they claim to represent?
“or you can troll Filmstruck’s archive of Rainer Werner Fassbender (you should watch Fox and Friends for real though!)“
Generally have to agree with Rich here (which is a rarity!) and say that as stupid and frivolous as this show looks, it’s just more standard reality-TV fare with a bunch of people who are trying way too hard because that’s what we consider entertainment in 2017. It’s not an indictment of the gay community or gay…
I’m suddenly obsessed with the notion that there may be a person who has not met a gay person in real life who is also watching Logo for some reason.