Showgirls at the Castro, hosted by Peaches Christ and a cast of dozens of dramatic drag queens and some genuinely hot females? Yes, please. Audience catcalls were the funniest part of the evening, if you don't count the massive lap-dance invasion for anyone who purchased a large popcorn. (Wave your popcorn bag, and you were liable to have a 200-lb drag queen bumping and grinding...
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Fun day on the Russian River, wherein yours truly avoided both a sunburn and public drunkenness, amazingly. It was surprisingly cool and refreshing on the river; and afterwards, the lot of us had a great surf n turf meal, then sat on the porch of my friends' house and b.s.-ed into the night-- a great way to spend a Sunday, which is usually kind of...
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mutantbaby1:
This summer was pretty lackluster.
mutantbaby1:
I'm sure everybody plans things. But you need money to execute those plans. My financial situation hasn't been very good as of late.
Sometimes, when I get bailed on (like tonight), I don't get so upset, but it does make me feel more antisocial, kind of like, Fuck you all, then. Then I get wine and listen to music and watch a movie by myself, and get sort of cheerful. It's probably not the best way to handle it, but I didn't bail on me, someone else did....
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trills:
Aw, that sucks, good job on chilling out, though 
The vampire slippers and lounge pants are Hugh's, hehe. He only wears superhero PJs
Traffic pout of doom! I swear, no fewer than 4 roadworks popped up on my route to work and I was in a crummy mood that day, oops.
The vampire slippers and lounge pants are Hugh's, hehe. He only wears superhero PJs
Traffic pout of doom! I swear, no fewer than 4 roadworks popped up on my route to work and I was in a crummy mood that day, oops.
cadavre:
Thank you. I cried writing the whole thing....His cage is still in the same spot it's always been, even cleaned out, it's hard to walk by. The husband isn't much for small pets, but I am sure I'll end up with a rat or rabbit in a few months
Well, I saw The Conjuring, and if you're a horror fan, you'll probably like it-- the cast is great, the director maximizes the scare potential in terms of how things are shot, sound is utilized as it should be in a horror film (to creep you out and add atmosphere).... however. However... if you're a hardcore horror fan like myself, don't get too amped; you've...
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mutantbaby1:
Another one of those horror movies based on "real" events. lol
louisiana:
I have such a low threshold for horror. I can't even do Family Guy because there's too much cartoon blood.
It's a panoramic image with a super long exposure from a film camera.
It's a panoramic image with a super long exposure from a film camera.
Lotsa friends, lotsa illicit substances, and then a big Irish breakfast to absorb it all the next morning. Then the blessed cool air of Sunset Beach, and The Princess Bride in a massive outdoor showing in Dolores Park, SF. That's been my weekend in a nutshell; and tomorrow I cap it off with a hike, to cleanse the system.
That's a Power Weekend.
That's a Power Weekend.
mutantbaby1:
Awesome! 
aerie:
I can now say the same it deserved to be in theaters for sure
So conflicted. My Turkish ex from five years ago has been back in contact with me, after her divorce, and has made it crystal clear that she'd like me to visit her, with an eye towards re-kindling our romance, leading to a family, etc etc. Five years ago, when we broke up, I'd have jumped at the chance, but now I'm really conflicted; I mean,...
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remod66:
Thanks much, good sir!
luckyrabbit:
my advice:
don't test the people you love
follow your heart
and do not rush into marriage
i wish you luck in whichever path you choose
don't test the people you love
follow your heart
and do not rush into marriage
i wish you luck in whichever path you choose
So, Rob Zombie at Metal Mayhem last night... the man is a rock god, pure and simple. Costumes and props were out of control, the videos screens were going off with all sorts of psychotronic depravity, and the tunes were meaty and ferocious. A good time was had by all. Considering that I started the day at SF Pride, I feel that I got to...
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mutantbaby1:
WORD! 
The good: Spent the last couple hours talking to the ex in a bar, and it went really well. The time flew by, and I think we'll see each other again (towards what ends, I don't know, but it's nice to see her). It's been a few years, after all.
The bad: Coming home to an empty apartment. I has a sad.
The ugly: I...
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The ugly: I...
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mutantbaby1:
Cool.
I never thought my family would be the ones who'd help me to KEEP my sanity; I always assumed they'd be part of the effort to take it away. Wrong, thebeliever! Wrong! They actually help to remind me that life is more than what's going on inside my head; and that I'm a part of something larger, something that has existed long before I was...
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mutantbaby1:
True dat!
cadavre:
speaking of cookies, that's another way I'm filling my time...baking!
thanks hun
thanks hun
Why is the Ramones' "Merry Christmas" stuck in my head? It's gol-dang May. I need answers. [Continues to sing it...]
trills:
My boyfriend hums Jingle Bells year around. Strange boy.
trills:
Thanks 
Eurovision this year had 39 countries enter (a few dropped out for financial reasons, and there's usually some issue with at least one country dropping out for political or religious reasoning, Turkey being one due to a lesbian kiss this year!), there are two semi finals and and a grand final. There are various rules governing how a country can enter a singer or band.
Italy, United Kingdom, Germany, France and Spain automatically qualify for the final as the "Big Five" who help bankroll the show. The host country is also automatically entered in to the final, so this year, Sweden. The other countries are split between the semi finals and have to be voted through to the final.
All countries can vote in the final, but not for their own country, and award points from 12 points descending. The UK's entries are historically... questionable in style and taste! We usually pick a favourite from another country
We use to watch it every year as a family when I was younger, so we've carried the tradition on. It's often cheesy, sometimes very well done, but always fun Sweden did a splendid job of hosting this year! They have a YouTube channel if you are curious 
Me, an SG? I don't think so! Might do some more modelling shots this year, if I have time and inclination though
Eurovision this year had 39 countries enter (a few dropped out for financial reasons, and there's usually some issue with at least one country dropping out for political or religious reasoning, Turkey being one due to a lesbian kiss this year!), there are two semi finals and and a grand final. There are various rules governing how a country can enter a singer or band.
Italy, United Kingdom, Germany, France and Spain automatically qualify for the final as the "Big Five" who help bankroll the show. The host country is also automatically entered in to the final, so this year, Sweden. The other countries are split between the semi finals and have to be voted through to the final.
All countries can vote in the final, but not for their own country, and award points from 12 points descending. The UK's entries are historically... questionable in style and taste! We usually pick a favourite from another country
We use to watch it every year as a family when I was younger, so we've carried the tradition on. It's often cheesy, sometimes very well done, but always fun
Sweden did a splendid job of hosting this year! They have a YouTube channel if you are curious Me, an SG? I don't think so! Might do some more modelling shots this year, if I have time and inclination though
And I might take you up on that when I'm more decided!