that's my reaction to dicks...

yeah. it certainly wasn't ALL of the gay men I worked with there (and there were a greater percentage of gay men and women on staff there than one would find in the general population, even in a major metropolitan center.) that's perhaps why his comments struck me so hard. That, and I'd never thought of breasts as…

"wuhl, tchya!"

Different gay man, different job (oh, and different decade), and he got away with discussing aspects of our female co-worker's dress, behaviour, etc. with them that we straight guys would have been sited for...he seemed to have developed his relationship with these women to a degree that permitted this kind of…

we worked in a large record store, staff of 100-120 most of the time, and female staff (straight, gay, and in-between), late teens to early 40s, seemed to me disproportionately attractive relative to the general population...

my wife, who has a mild "Mediterranean" cast to her skintone, has some visible veins in her breasts. I truly cannot recall if they were visible before she nursed our two kids.

A gay co-worker once asked me how I could be into sex with women, because, "they have these vein-y, droopy breasts, and just...ew!"

yeah, it's getting pretty bad...

such a glaring error...

good reference. truth.

huh-huh, yew said "Packer bar" huh...

you recognize that this is a rant.

We've come so far since the mid-80s, haven't we?

re: Mila Kunis. Comfy is sexy. That is all.

Missed Opportunity: using "Nanny McPhee" somewhere in the headline or article...

I thought it was a handbill from a community theatre production of Pirates of Penzance

Perhaps they are being taunted by a French Knight?

Tron: Legacy was not "really, really good." It was a beautiful mess with a pretty good soundtrack.

I think your analysis of the "Green" Arrow might need to go a little deeper, down to the individual letter...

Oh...my bad...I'm pretty out-of-touch! :)