ChibiHorsewoman

[QUOTE=DeathBug][color=indigo][size=1][font=comic sans ms] Well, I think that should clear everything up. Goth with a capital G refers to a race of Germanic peoples, BTW.[/color][/size][/font][/QUOTE] [color=darkviolet]I believe they were an ancient Germanic tribe which invaded Rome aliong with the Guals, but I'm not sure when. Nowadays though, I think they're a populace of teenagers who use SPF 75 sunblock, listen to death metal and wear kabuki make up. Sometimes the older ones decide to go a bit crazy and get into bondage and S&M. Those are teh ones you should stay away from. I don't think it involves worshiping the devil because not even Satanism involves worshipping the devil. Also I think that you should stop sacrificing guniea pigs. You're just wasting your money on guniea pigs. Squirells are much cheaper since you just have to set a trap and there are pleanty of them running around. So save a guniea pig and sacrifice a quirell instead.[/color]

[QUOTE=EVA Unit 100]In case you didn't know, the Looney Tunes WERE made for adults! Try telling your parents that! [/QUOTE] [color=darkviolet]Don't you just love that little known fact? Of course, I'm suprised that they still allow the episodes with the cigarette usage nowadays. I caught a few of the unedited ones once on TCM (great place for old movies ) Which were directed at the war effort and propaganda against the axis powers during WW2. There were quite a few non Politically correct drawings of the Japanese that would get some nasty letters in this day and age. But you really can't tell some people things like that.[/color]

[quote name='DeathBug][color=indigo][size=1][font=comic sans ms]Last night at work, I kept singing "I'm Too Sexy" because I couldn't get the damn song out of my head. Fortunatly, it's true, so I didn't seem too weird.[/color][/size'][/font][/quote] [color=darkviolet]TSk, tsk Deathbug, you shouldn't lie about being Sexy :D My mom ended up getting the song 'Walkin' 'round in women's underwear' stuck in her head because I got it stuck in my head and started to sing it. For those of you who don't know it's sung to the tune of 'Walking in a winter wonderland' But it's a bout a guy who wears his wife's underwear. Lucky for me though, I walk around in women's underwear on a regular basis. Also, it's considered socially acceptable for women to wear women's underwear.[/color]

[color=darkviolet]I once had the NA Sailor Moon theme song stuck in my head. You don't think that's bad? It was stuck in my head so bad I ended up singing it. Still not sorry for me? I started singing it in my Conservation 101 class in College. I will never forget how everyone looked at me when I got extremly off key at the part about she 'will never turn her back on a friend. I think it was after that I tried to stay in the bathroom when the show came on in the morning. But yeah, I still miss Fox59 from Syracuse New York.[/color]

[QUOTE=Godelsensei][COLOR=Gray][FONT=Courier New]The former band teacher at my school once made my friend remove a necklace shaped like a sword because she interpreted it as a mutilation of the cross. [i]That[/i]'s unnecessary and uncalled for on the school's part, if you ask me. [/FONT][/COLOR][/QUOTE] [color=darkviolet]I agree that what that teacher did was a bit extreme, but I'm not too suprized that a teacher decided to make someone remove a sword shapeed pendant on the grounds that he/she felt it was a mulitilation of the cross. Hell, in the United States a pharmisist can refuse to refill your birth control perscription because the use of birthcontrol goes against the pharmasists religious beliefs. They can even refuse to prescribe birth control if you're single. Now, I'll probably get beat up for this but, I don't think that having to wear uniforms is such a bad idea. It takes the attention off who has more money than who and you can concentrate better on your school work than if you're worried about how everyone is dressed. Or even worse, if you're gonna get your rearend handed to you because someone wants your Juicy Couture jeans. Of course, that's just my opinion on the subject. I don't know what everyone else thinks.[/color]

[quote name='doukeshi03'] Or maybe its just because a corpse doesn't ***** at you when you're a little rough, or when you don't call after that one night stand ^_~.[/quote] [color=darkviolet]Well, I don't know about that, the corps coululd contact you via Ouji board and hand your *** to you there for not calling back after you had such a memorable night together. Not very likely, but ya know I think the whole practice is a bit disgusting, but I still stick by the opinion of what happens in your bedroom stays in your bedroom. Especially if you're sleeping with dead people in your bedroom. I'm kind of surprised that I'm getting some replies to this topic. I didn't think anyone would really care to comment on it.[/color]

[color=darkviolet]I've attended both Private and public schools in my academic career. I really hated those stupid polyester plaid skirts in navy blue yellow black and gray. But that was a slight improvement over our gym uniforms (primary blue shorts with the school crest in mustard yellow and a matching yellow t-shirt with the primary blue logo) Luckily by the time I got to private school we didn't have to wear a certain brand of shoes like my mom did. I found not having to wear a uniform kind of strange, but I would lay my clothes out every night so I wouldn't miss the bus Honestly I was more concerned with my hair. I did get in trouble once for a t-shirt I was wearing, but it wasn't a dress code violation, more like the uptight math teacher's problem. I had a Co-Ed naked Bliilards t-shirt on that I had borrowed from a friend, it said: Co-Ed Naked Billiards, get felt on the table. She had me go to the bathroom and put my t-shirt inside out. I'm not too suprized tho, my brother had her for math too and she freaked out becuase he was leaning out the window and he was only on the ground floor. I guess this year they actually made up this big list of dress code rules. Now you can't show your underwear, can't have short skirts or shorts (they have to end bellow the tip of your middle finger) no mid-rif showing (good luck with all those low rise jeans all the stores keep selling) and now my t-shirt would get me in trouble. I guess it's a good thing that I don't go there anymore. But whoever said that school isn't a democracy is right. School staff is allowed to limit students' first ammendment rights as well as search lockers. Nope, in this case you may as well be in the military , but instead of fighting for democracy while living in s socialist society you learn about both democracy and socialist societies. Could be worse though, there''s a school district in the Carolinas that forbids students to wear plain t-shirts in any color because they could be gang related. As for complaining about a dress code, you may as well get used to it. When you go to a job you'll have to dress appropriately as well. No big t-shirts and pants down to your knees unless you don't mind making $9.50 an hour working at the airport (which is what my brother does. All he has to do is out liscence plate numbers in a computer and drive around the parking lot) [/color]

[color=darkviolet]What about that mallet that (I think ) Shampoo from Ranma 1/2 wields? I want a mallet too. A really big one that you can hit people with. C'mon, tell me that you [i]wouldn't[/i] want something to hit someone over the head with that just pops out if thin air. And not that it really can be considered a weapon, but the prayer beads that Kaede put around InuYasha's neck and then Kagome's ability to make InuYasha crash to the ground by saying Owsari or 'sit' I wonder if I can get one of those things for Lincoln and another for my brother (the real one or the estranged one, doesn't matter)[/color]

[color=darkviolet][b]SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Having sex with corpses is now officially illegal in California after Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill barring necrophilia, a spokeswoman said on Friday. The new legislation marks the culmination of a two-year drive to outlaw necrophilia in the state and will help prosecutors who have been stymied by the lack of an official ban on the practice, according to experts. "Nobody knows the full extent of the problem. ... But a handful of instances over the past decade is frequent enough to have a bill concerning it," said Tyler Ochoa, a professor at Santa Clara University School of Law who has studied California cases involving allegations of necrophilia. "Prosecutors didn't have anything to charge these people with other than breaking and entering. But if they worked in a mortuary in the first place, prosecutors couldn't even charge them with that," Ochoa said. The state's first attempt to outlaw necrophilia, in response to a case of a man charged with having sex with the corpse of a 4-year-old girl in Southern California, stalled last year in a legislative committee. Lawmakers revived the bill this year after an unsuccessful prosecution of a man found in a San Francisco funeral home drunk and passed out on top of an elderly woman's corpse. The new law makes sex with a corpse a felony punishable by up to eight years in prison. [/b] Now my first question is: why the hell would you want to do that in the first place? Eww. Necrophilia? How bad does your social life have to be before you decide to go out looking for dead bodies? Shouldn't you try an escort service first? I guess I have no real comments on this whole article except for the question, why was it necessary to make something liek this into a law? Does anyone else want to give it a go?[/color]

[color=darkviolet][b]Jump the shark TV moment:[/b] When Naoko Takeuchi and Toei animation did a whole season based pretty much on ChibiUsa and called it SailorMoonSs or the Dream Arc. That was just very wrong. I hate ChibiUsa (yes I know illogical, but true) and I could barely stand to watch that 4th season. Atleast things got a bit better when in the second half of the fifth (and last) season [spoiler] Mamoru had gone off to MA and had his sailor crystal stolen in transit and ChibiUsa mercifully went back to the future.[/spoiler] Of course some people may say that introducing the starlights to SailorMoon may have been the Jump the shark moment, but I'd take Seiya over Mamoru any day even if he really is a she. Family Ties (I think that was the show) when they brought in the baby and then over the summer he somehow grew into toddlerhood. First off, you just know a series is going to flop soon when they bring in another cute kid, but then to give him an unbelievable growth spurt. In my opinion you've shot yourself in both feet and a leg. [b]Jump the shark personal moment[/b] When this girl I knew suddenly decided that she was goth and into bondage, pretending to be Wiccan to impress my [i]mother-in-law[/i] pretending to be a vampire to impress this 50 something year old guy (while she had a really freaky looking boyfriend) and deciding suddenly that she was bisexual and trying to get with me while she knew I was 1.) engaged and 2.) not interested. That was time to give up. Hell after that I think I would rather have been [i]eatten[/i] by sharks than be around her. [b]Other moments[/b] I have to agree with Panda on the whole grunge thing. Luckily I was between 10 and 14 at the height of the grunge phase so it really didn't matter what I wanted as long as it fit my mom's budget. But I think it was a bit of an over kill to pay $200 for a pair of ripped up jeans instead of taking a razor to a pair of your own that only cost about $20. The shoes really killed me though. I didn't even pay that much for my jumping saddle.[/color]

[color=darkviolet]All I can think to say is that I love a man in a trenchcoat. Especially a black leather one.But that's not really on topic is it? I think a trenchcoat fits for certain characters. Like if you wanted to create a bit of mystery or make someone wonder what they have to hide. Becasue even as we've seen in Trigun, Vash has quite a few injuries that he has to hide. Along with other things. I think that certain plots get played out too often. And soem scenerios and sayings, but not clothing.[/color]

[color=darkviolet]I have one not involving vomit. Or belching during a musical try-out. When I was in college I decided to go and volunteer for a bachelorette auction, I honestly forgot the cause, but it was for something. Just my luck I had to be the first one out there to be auctioned off, I was so nervous I forgot my own name and triped in the heels one of my roommates had let me borrow. I guess I must have impressed someone tho, becuase I raised about $50 for my emberassing performance and made a new friend. One I actually went out with for a while (the only one I ever dated wth a facial piercing) Which leads to another story of how I was actually going with two guys at once during college, but only because I kind of knew that the guy back in rochester was cheating on me.[/color]

[color=darkviolet]I have a larger estranged family than I realized...time for the lithium! :laugh: That was very nicely done by the way. I'm impressed. Here, have a cookie.[/color]

[color=darkviolet]Yes, I know this is a really silly thread, but deal with me folks, all the good serious stuff was taken. But seriously what is the strangest song you ever got stuck in your head? Please be sure to tell where the song is from and the name of the song. Even better, leave a story. Here's mine: This morning I woke up and I had the song Everybody wants to be a Cat from Disney's Aristocats stuck in my head. I don't know how or why I had this particular song in my head. I hadn't dreamed of cats and I hadn't seen the movie in I don't know how long, but there it was hanging around in my head like The Bare Naked Ladies Brian Wilson song does to me at times. Except that I've been listening to the cd with that song on it. Having a cartoon song stuck in your head is bad enough, but it's even worse when you haven't seen the movie in a while and you break out into 'A square with a horn makes you wish you weren't born ev'ry time he plays' while you fold laundry and your mom looks at you like you've finally lost your mind. I guess as consolation I can always tell myself that at least it wasn't the Barney song. I swear I am never going to let my daughter watch Barney. So, anyone else want to give it a go?[/color]

[color=darkviolet]Can this be a person we have known and don't associate with any more? Or does it have to be someone that we deal with on a somewhat regular basis? Because I only know of a ew people who I can fit into this catergory and most of them I don't hang around any more-because the risk of killing them or myself was too great. Quite possibly the most annoying person I have ever met would have to be this girl Kelly that I knew from high school and ran into again in 2002 . Well, stupid me, I gave her my phone number and she never stopped calling me. She became obsessed with vampires and decided that she was gothic-meaning that she wore a really outdated black bathing suit with a dog collar and natural waist jeans and suddenly she was goth. Actually I thought she made Glamour's fashion don't page, but that was just me. Luckily I could pawn her off on my soon to be mother in law (more on that later) So she could suddenly call herself wiccan (I've taken classes read books and even done a spell and I'm stil not about to fully say hey, I'm a witch to everyone, but well...not everyone has that discrepancy ) But suddenly since my crazy soon to be mother in law says that she can read tarot cards Kelly is a friggin' witch. So, now Kelly is starting to bug me with her psuedo wiccaness and not giving me a moments peace. But oh no that's not enough. She has to make out with a 50 year old in the back of [i]my[/i] car and decide to take up horseback riding with me. (You have no idea how much I'm appologizing to my riding instructor even now) Of course, this was a bad idea because she doesn't even know how to sit at a fast walk and she tried to tell the guy how to ride. :rolleyes: Still the fun doesn't end there. This was the summer of 2002, the year I got married and moved to Texas, which means that Lincoln got to meet her. This was one part where I really enved him for being in Korea. Well, Lincoln came back from Korea and he decided to sit in on one of my riding lessons (ok so I made him come along...he brought a book) Well I guess while I was out on the jump course Kelly arrived at the stables (I stopped driving her because the girl finally got her own car). Well, I guess she had gone to Spencers and bought herself a pentagram necklace. A really guady pentagram necklace with a dragon that just screams look at me, I want attention for being different. She decided to flirt with Lincoln by asking him how to tell her dad that the pentagram she had was a good pentagram and not a bad pentagram. Well, from what I know, the star is rightside up so it's good, but in the Gardenarian tradition (I think it's gardenarian) there's a part in the schooling where the student is given an inverted (upside down) pentagram. WHich is still considered good in that path, but well, that doesn't count here. My logical then fiance decides to say, well, just explain to him that it's right side up. And she's like but how. I guess he was bothered by her after the fifth whiney but how and told her that he was trying to read. Kelly later got angry at me because I gave my old riding crop to a girl in my class during my last lesson before I moved to Texas. She actually called my mom and complained to her saying that I [i]knew[/i] she needed a riding crop. What for, I don't know, I think she was a bit too into S&M if you ask me. Oh and I know this is needlesst to say, but she wasn't invited to the wedding. After I moved to Texas I guess she dropped riding but kept hanging around my mother-in-law. I haven't talked to her since. As for a person who I have to be around who annoys me. Well, definately my mother-in-law. She knows I'm pregnant (you can't hide a 9 month belly) yet smokes in front of me even when I ask her not too. Still considers herself to be Lincoln's next of kin therefore more important than me if the Army has to get ahold of someone if El forbid something happened to him. And she thinks that even though she has six cats in a three room apartment I should go right ahead and bring my daughter over there. I guess I could if I wanted to make sure Abby has a very good immune system.. Or get my daughter a nice case of streplococis. Luckily I only go to see her once a month when the weather is nice, which means that after October I won't have to see her again until May. Unless she breaks down and decides to come over to my parents house, after a good scrubbing so she can see her granddaughter. As for annoying other people. Yes, I do it-unintentionally at times I swear! Infact, I annoy my husband's best friend most of the time and I don't know why. The guy actually thinks I'm obnoxious even after four years of semi knowing me. Go figure. I can't be that bad![/color]

[quote name='Enchanteres7'] I sometimes feel like the upperclassmen hate us.[/quote] [color=darkviolet]To take a quote by Kikyo in the First InuYasha movie: I hate everything and everyone. But hey, everyone was a freshman once...except the kids who either just started 9th grade or aren't yet in 9th grade. The ones who failed 9th grade have been freshmen twice. :laugh: Anyways, I'm still Chibi Horsewoman and I'm stil pregnant and having a girl in a few weeks (11 days to be exact) But oh yeah, I'm married to lcrisler. This one is a real marriage unlike my OB estranged husband. Funny thing is my real husband is in the army and my Ob husband is in the airforce. I think I must have a thing for men in uniform, which really isn't a good idea because military family life is pretty hard on a person. I can't wait to have my first pregnancy over with because that'll mean I have a chance to see what my daughter looks like. I plan on restarting my riding lessons by November so wish me luck. and well, I'm sorry I'm still not that interesting. Unless you count that my brother is a bit of a klepto. He tends to borrow without asking. I mean you could call it stealing, except he brings things back when he's done with whatever he took, like oh, my car. Or one of my X box games. Just not money, which sucks because I need money and I hate having to use my debit card all teh time and balance my checkbook. But hey I love him anyway.[/color]

[color=darkviolet]I'm sorry to hear about your uncle Serraph This event is l the JFK assasination of our generation because everyone remembers exactly what they were doing when they heard the news. I was at home sick when my mom came home from her old job to take me to the doctors and told me that something bad had happened in NYC. I was kind of woried because a cousin of mine and her husband lived in Upper Manhattan at the time. Anyway I turned on the TV (about 0900) and saw the first tower on fire. My mom said something about some people at her church having a nephew in one of the buildings (he never made it out and in 2002 (while I was on a layover in Baltimore going to Austin I heard his name read for the one year anniversary). We drove over to the doctors and instead of hearing music on the radio there were just news reports and you could hear how the anchors were near to losing it. Then as we reached downtown they announced that the second tower was hit. Really not fun. The lady who was drawing my blood had her radio going so I heard even more of it then. And by that time I was getting worried about Lincoln because he was in Korea and I didn't know what was happening with him-later I found out that they woke everyone up in the middle of the night to tell them what was going on and my genius husband was the only one down in the meeting hall in full battle rattle. As for my cousin, she was fine as well as her husband, but the nursery school she taught at was 3 blocks from ground zero and they had to evacuate, I wonder how many of the kids may have had parents who worked there. The strangest part about the whole night was that there were no airplanes over head. I live about 10 minutes from the local airport and we always hear planes except for that night. It was eerily quiet because there were almost no cars out on teh expressway as well. The next day I went into work and my surpervisor kept asking me the whole time I was there from 6:30 am to 2:30 pm if I was ok and if Lincoln was ok (we had only just gotten engaged back in May of that year). I talked to a few of my friends both that day and the day after. I found out that my friend Amanda's brother was at the Newark airport the planes hit. I think the worst part of it all was that weekend though. Amanda and I got bored and went driving around the city. We ended up finding ourselves in one of the local parks and there were these two rednecks with their pick up truck and they had this large plyword board with the words [b]Death to Towel Heads[/b] on it. We were pretty appaled at that because that just makes them just as bad as the people who commited the crime on 9/11/01. Well, that's my story[/color]

[color=darkviolet]I just finished watching the InuYasha movie (well, okay 1/2 an hour ago I finished watching the first InuYasha movie) It was actually pretty decent. [spoiler]One of the funniest parts was when Shippo turned into a pony and carried Kaede through the woods. He was some seriously messed up looking pony, I swear it looked more pinata than pony.[/spoiler] But did anyone else who watched notice that the eyes and faces of InuYasha and Kagome were changing styles constantly? And Miroku and Sango on a lesser extent? That drove me crazy. Not a very far trip, but still...it drove me there. So if anyone else saw teh movie, share your stories and stuff, but remember that spoiler tags aren't only your friends, but everyone elses.[/color]

[color=darkviolet]I used to have a Krillin key chain. I bought it at Big Lots for $2.00 and it was pretty neat. he was in this little capsul thing which had two magnets with the same poles facing eachother so it made him look liek he was floating. Unfortunately the chain broke and then I lost the whole thing in the trunk of my old car. *snif Snif* I sure do miss that key chain. :bawl: But not as much as I miss my SailorPluto keychain.[/color]

[color=darkviolet]I was re-reading a magazine from September 2000 (Marie Claire if you really wanted to know) which had an article on the candidates who were running that year Bush and Gore. At that time the country had a record surplus of $211 billion dollars and the unemployment rate was down to 4% the lowest since I believe the 1950's. However throughout his whole campaign Bush was repeatedly saying that the Clinton administration hadn't done enough for America and how he'd do much better. Okay, when is that happening? Unemployment is almost as high as it was during the depression era and we're back to another deficite instead of a surplus. Yes, I will admit that Bush has created something like 144,000 or so new jobs, but that's not enough to keep up with this countries population growth. When is he going to do much better? Another thing I'd like to point out is the fact that come Moday, the 13th of September the ban on automatic weapons and magazines with a capacity of more than 10 bullets will be lifted. Bush does have the power to do something about keeping the ban in tact (which is the same ban that Clinton signed back in 1996) but he won't do it because the NRA promised to endorse him and get their people to vote for him come election day if he doesn't extend the ban. With that in mind Bush has decided that votes for him are more important than the American people's safety, which he is responsible for since he is the current president. Another problem that I have with Bush is that although he has done something about putting trigger locks on guns, he won't make it a law that all guns should be equipped with child safety locks. Also he thinks that a quick background check is all that's necessary for a person who wants to buy a gun. Never mind that they aren't nearly as evasive as the longer background checks where you can find out if the person wanting to purchase the gun has a violent history. No, they shouldn't have to wait to own a gun as long as they have the money because the person spending money on a gun is helping the economy. Possibly even more than a single woman who wants to buy birthcontrol. I have no problem with people owning guns, heck I know how to use a gun and I've grown up around them all my life. The thing is that with an automatic the only people who would want to buy one of thoseor need to buy one of those is a person who was going to commit some criminal act. I don't think you need an Uzi to hunt Bambi. Also incase you aren't aware of this fact, an automatic weapon is cheaper than a regular gun. And before anyone brings it up, I am well aware of the 2nd ammendment to the constitution granting americans the right to bare arms. I believe that was for a regulated militia, not Joe Blockhead who is about to shoot his wife because she left him when he beat her.[/color]

[quote name='lcrisler']My favorite weapon is Genjo Sanzo's Demon Banishing Gun from Saiuki. Looks normal enough, concealable in a jacket, and the target vanishes without a trace! No muss, no fuss! -__o[/quote] [color=darkviolet] You would put something like that. :rolleyes: I think that Sesshomaru's poison talons are a pretty neat weapon. You don't even have to worry about how to get those things through airport security since they're already on your body (ie your fingernails). As an added bonus, since they pretty much seem like some sort of acid you could do things that don't involve killing with the poison talons. Like what you may ask? Well, you could melt the combination lock off your locker if you forget your combination. Infact you could probably melt a whole row of lockers if you were so inclined to do so. Okay, so in the long run you'd probably get expelled for destroying school property and you'd have to pay a lot of money to get the lockers replaced, but hey, you got to melt something. Oh and not that she's really much of a weapon at times, but Ryo-Ohki Ryoko's cabot/ space ship from tenchi muyo is pretty nifty as well.When you're not using her she's a cute little pet who looks like a rabbit yet acts like a cat. However when you need a space ship all you need to do is toss her up in the air and poof you have a space ship that any space pirate would be proud of...I guess. I wonder if you need a special driver's liscence for that.[/color]

[quote name='Siren']Well, CHW, let me ask you then, if Queer Eye and Will and Grace don't negatively stereotype gay men, do all gay men act effeminately, dress well, and have a high-pitched voice/lisp?[/quote] [color=darkviolet]I wouldn't know, I haven't met every gay man in the world, have you? I didn't mean that [i]all[/i] gay men act a certain way or that all gay women act a certain way. I was just replying in the way I thought was implied. I guess that you read his post one way and I read it another. You could probably say that the media portrays all fat people negatively as well, since there either [i]aren't[/i] any or all fat people are either: lazy, rude or happy and they hardly ever have actual relationships. Or in Without a paddle: Stupid backwoods rednecks who grow marijuana. I think that's a bit more negative than being a well dressed gay guy. Besides you know as well as I do that assuming that all gay men dress well, like to shop, and act effeminately is like saying that all straight men dress like slobs and sit around scratching themselves all day while drinking beer and watching football (either version).[/color]

[color=darkviolet]Not exactly nationwide news worthy but the remnants of Frances flooded a few towns in my area. What's kind of funny is that up here it's the second day of school for a few of the districts and so some kids missed their second day of school. On a more national level america found out today that sometime in October Ken Jennings will [b][i]finally[/i][/b] be defeated on Jeopardy! I wonder how hard it's going to be to go against that new person.[/color]

[color=darkviolet]You know, it's times like these where i believe we need to get into claymation and have one of those celibraty death match things otakuboard style. Heck I'd even enjoy drawings of this. Oh and i think someoen could use a reality check.[/color]

[QUOTE=Inuyasha7271]because most lesbian women are beautiful I find that lesbians are most likely to be used by the media because most people find them attractive while most people do not like gay men and sometimes show them negatively in movies or t.v. shows.[/QUOTE] [color=darkviolet]I point and laugh in your general direction. Like I said in my first post, if someone met my husband's aunt and her partner they'd lose the whole idea of two lesbians together being so hot very quickly. I mean, I love the woman like she's one of my aunts (not through marriage) but she's a heavy not stereotypical looking lesbian woman. And for the record, I love gay men. I don't know why since it doesn't do much for my sex life, but as far as discussing everything else the ones I know remind me of my female friends just with out the female parts. Also as for showing gay men nagatively in the media-the last time I checked Will and Grace and Queer Eye for the Straight Guy were still showing gay people in a positive light. Unless I missed the Episode of Will and Grace where Will and Jack cosplay as Kunzite and ZOisite and kill people.[/color]