No, as this removes our reviews from the media and publicity cycle.

Ok, but like, I’m not going to start a lipstick company and call it Redtube.

is this comment for real

“That’s the magic of Fire Island, you bond exchange body fluids with people that you wouldn’t normally bond exchange body fluids with.”

That may actually be a blessing, given the kind of representation Logo seems to excel at...

Logo is a dumpster fire of horrible LGBTQ representation. When have we seen any queer women on the channel? Oh wait NEVER.

The Advocate sure seems to think it knows the best way to gay. Last week, they had an article (When We Fall in Ratings, We Fail Our Movement) about how all the gays should feel bad about the low ratings for the ABC mini-series When We Rise and how it’s our fault that new Katherine Heigl show got cancelled because we…

I legit guffawed at this.

Some people say cocktail when they mean alcoholic beverage. Those people are the worst.

Nothing really to add except I know one of these kweens and I died when I saw this, hahaha (he’s a friend of a friend, we’re not besties or anything).

Watch Duck Dynasty with the sound off?

“That’s the magic of Fire Island, you bond with people that you wouldn’t normally bond with.”

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.

Of course, nothing gay about two Army officers vacationing at Fire Island and lunching at a seaside bistro, admiring eachother’s handwriting. 

I won’t be photographed holding a cocktail unless it’s celebratory champagne

Wimberly’s moralizing is exactly what I’m talking about when I say we’re losing our culture. How many more versions of “We just need to fit in, then they’ll actual treat us like humans” must we endure? I feel bad for him, that he can’t see the beauty of us actually just rejecting their values. On an individual level…

I weep for those that seriously engaged that obvious troll in the first comment tree instead of witheringly ridiculing him for his bad attempt at trolling. Come on, you guys.

This. Inviting the Dixie Chicks was a Class A move. It was a “I’m the most powerful woman in music & I will not be showing up to bow down to you.” Instead she brought a group of extraordinarily talented women who have been ostracized from country music for a decade because of their anti-war/liberal political beliefs…

Right? I love how they invited her and she was like ok but guess who I’m bringing! That’s using your power for good.