Insomniac

You know, everyone has been assuming that little Timmy is gay. I'm going to go out on a limb and say he's straight and his 'looks' are just those of admiration. He obviously has no friends and the attention he is giving could just be that of wanting some friends. Just a thought

How did Wibby always seem to weasel his way into the conversation

That is really sad, the kid actually gets it and his father has to go and be an idiot. I hope for his and the other kid's sake that he continues to defy his father. I thought Cali was suppose to be just as liberal as MA? I guess you'll still find bigots where ever you go.

I was gonna say something but Altimexis already said it all At first I found Cole's style a little different from what I was used to, but now I find myself saving his latest chapters for last out of the current serials so I can be sure that I won't be disappointed. More please

I have better looking muscles than that! Someday, I wish

Phelps actually wanted to protest at the funeral for of a Marine who I went to highschool and was friends with. Kid was only 20. They ended up not protesting becuase the local police threatened to arrest them for assembling with a permit. I'm from one of the most liberal states in the country, but I'd very much like to believe that Phelps and his cult are in the minority on their feelings about people and issues.

Happy B-day bro! Have fun and stay safe.

This is very true. You may be able to take something completely different from the story than I am. Doesn't make either or us wrong though.

Being in school right now I can say with fair confidence that very few students care about his sexuality and more about his teaching style and course material. They may make comments on it, but I highly doubt they judge him by his sexuality. Maybe he should focus more on being the best professor he can and everything else will fall into place. Sometimes I think we are our own worse oppressors...

What do you expect from the same people who protest at the funeral of American Soldiers? I feel sorry for that bitter and hateful old man and his cultist followers. I really do.

I've been following it as well and look foward to the weekly posting. I think the author does an excelent job of addressing so many different relationship issues in the same story without making it obvious. It's a great read

But how can a camshaft help get rid of a headache? I mean I find a nice lopey* engine to be soothing but I'm not sure it help my headache any. This picture actually makes it look like it'd hurt worse using voodoo: *See: Lopey Idle

If you wanna count being in the negatives as an advantage the sure

Lol, you guys are great

Sometimes you confuse the hell out of me Trab, all of you for that matter... Want me to mail you some Tylenol Dude? I think I'm headed out myself to pick some up

Vitamin C is good, but in certain amounts. Studies show that a 500mg daily supplement (meaning ontop of normal diet) can help purge your body of bad crap. On the others end a 1000mg daily supplement was shown to be less beneficial than the 500mg dose as it not only cleans out the bad crap but the good crap as well! I know I'm not being technical, but I'm sure I could find the article if anyone wants to read it.Get better soon Jason!

You mean the one where they lit it on fire, sunk it in the ocean, and dropped it off a building? I loved that series! I miss the old series of Top Gear where Tiff was in them, Fifth Gear just didn't do as well IMO (and that girl is obnoxious).

Thanks Trab, I spent 4 and a half hours yesterday watching Top Gear videos on YouTube. I love the challenge ones where they have to buy POS cars or make something really retarded and put it through tests. The Limo Challenge had to be the best one I've seen ever.

I love that show!

It was a (supposedly) level 4 college course. I found it to be fairly easy as the professor was a part-timer who also teaches alot of high school kids. My final in that class was a 3.0, but I'm not sure what I recieved on that paper. I thought it was a pretty good paper myself, though I would

Maybe, but in a world where criminals commonly carry around knives and guns themselves, I want to be at least on the same level to defend myself.

Here's a link to a thread in the CW forums where I posted up a paper I did for a Health class I had last year. http://codeysworld.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=428

I'm very guilty of going out with a bunch of friends and when chicks hit on me I'll flirt back. Sometimes if this goes on long enough my buddies will take the first opprotunity to tell them that I have a BF and are probably barking up the wrong tree. I swear the look they have after that is like someone just killed their puppy. I usually feel bad until they come back and say something really dumb like, "I'd like to try to turn ya back", or something else like that .

I'll take another try at this since it's morning and I have a clearer head. I would never even consider myself anywhere close to being that shallow. And to answer the question, no. What else is there to be comfortable about? I have a BF I've been with for coming on 2 years and anyone who is important in my life knows it. Hell 90% of the time we act like an old married couple and are happy about our situation. No one likes stereotypes, but sadly men who are not openly or obviously gay are not going to attract the same attention as someone who has effeminate mannerisms. Also, believe it or not, there are gay men who are 100% manly down to the bone and are so naturally. Don't confuse these who those who are faking it. (Although, much like effeminate mannerisms, it is pretty hard to tell who is simply acting and who has a biological motivation. I do the things I do becuase I like them and they are fun. I never had anyone teach me anything about cars, but as a 17 year old I picked up a Camaro and really got into it. Alot of my relatives live in the "cun-tray" (country with a heavy hick accent lol), but I never grew up around guns but when I was old enough I got my license and started into it. I have also been interested in fitness and nutrition since I was probably 14 and it has stuck with me since. What I am trying to say is don't treat so called "straight acting" gay men the same way you see effeminate gays being treated. Like you've said before it is hard to tell who is acting and who is not. So unless you can get to know someone intimately enough to be able to tell, don't judge them either. Are you saying those who are not naturally tuned into their "queer" side should attempt to learn to do things more effeminately? I don't think that is right at all. There is no doubt there, but if you share nothing in common with someone then being friends tend to be really hard. Though, like you said, you should always judge by the person and not by the mannerisms. I understand this completely, but sadly the rest of the world does not. They see pride parades and leather bars and will automatically attribute the things that accompany these events with gay. I will not doubt that I have been somewhat culturally influenced in my choice of words, but sometimes it is hard not to be unless you make a huge conscious effort at it. And a very good opinion it is. Furthermore I will never ignore someone who takes the time to write like this. I'd hate for the same to happen to me just because someone didn't see the same way as me.

That's what happens when Canada starts taking legislative advise from Massachusetts and California.