Also he lnows that he doesn't have to wear them ;-)
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Male Gay Characteristics
- Thread starter Secret Chief
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Also he lnows that he doesn't have to wear them ;-)
I vvould be a little concerned if he vvas vvearing a dress and leggings.
Secret Chief
Vetted Member
Yes, terrible combination.
Secret Chief
Vetted Member
Ok so I asked and you'll all be keen to know her response 
She said she hadn't assumed (I still think she used that word) but that she had been told by someone else (not a student).
Curioser and curiouser.
She said she hadn't assumed (I still think she used that word) but that she had been told by someone else (not a student).
Curioser and curiouser.
VVasn't me.Ok so I asked and you'll all be keen to know her response
She said she hadn't assumed (I still think she used that word) but that she had been told by someone else (not a student).
Curioser and curiouser.
exchemist
Veteran Member
I don't think I've ever been taken for gay but I recall an odd conversation, decades ago now, with a slightly drunk Dutchman friend of a colleague who, having said he agreed with everything I had just said (on some contentious point of politics), remarked : "Absolutely. If you were a woman I'd **** you." I think it was intended as a sort of compliment but I must admit I was disconcerted. After that I always referred to this guy as "Jan van der Homosexualist".Ok so I asked and you'll all be keen to know her response
She said she hadn't assumed (I still think she used that word) but that she had been told by someone else (not a student).
Curioser and curiouser.
Beat me to it.
Odd compliment I got at a LGBT bar... (My roommate vvas a lesbian and begged me to go with her.)I don't think I've ever been taken for gay but I recall an odd conversation, decades ago now, with a slightly drunk Dutchman friend of a colleague who, having said he agreed with everything I had just said (on some contentious point of politics), remarked : "Absolutely. If you were a woman I'd **** you." I think it was intended as a sort of compliment but I must admit I was disconcerted. After that I always referred to this guy as "Jan van der Homosexualist".
A woman came up and tapped my shoulder: "Excuse me. I understand you're straight, but I just had to let you know you've got the best [boobs] in the bar!"
The woman was so meek about it... I laughed and thanked her and we went our separate ways. I appreciated the politeness of delivery of a somewhat crude compliment.
Secret Chief
Vetted Member
Now I know it was you, Pinocchio.
Secret Chief
Vetted Member
Ganging up on me now eh?
Oh no, just telling it as it is, wasn't me what dun it gov
I'll tolerate it only if you say it politely...
Secret Chief
Vetted Member
My wig and makeup fooled you then?
Secret Chief
Vetted Member
Join the club.
You really oughta have someone to teach you to apply mascara better...
Secret Chief
Vetted Member
Yeah I know; next time I'll use a mirror.
exchemist
Veteran Member
Now I really want you to come over and we can have that peeing contest.............
(Actually you would win, as I'm struggling a bit with a spot of old man's trouble in that dept. these days)
Secret Chief
Vetted Member
TMINow I really want you to come over and we can have that peeing contest.............
(Actually you would win, as I'm struggling a bit with a spot of old man's trouble in that dept. these days)
Tamino
Active Member
The plot thickens... Let us know when you find out more, I am starting to feel like I am watching this new TV show and waiting for the next episode to come out...