Thank God
They finally got Blogger back online. I was starting to go crazy without being able to post.
They finally got Blogger back online. I was starting to go crazy without being able to post.
Spike Jones is concerned that Spike Lee is suing Spike TV over use of the name “Spike.” My dog agrees, and is suggesting I contact Spike TV in support, next. He also thinks he should be the Spike TV mascot.
Via the New York Press: “New York’s 10 queerest straight folk.”
As more and more gay men and lesbians strive to become virtually normal—married, house in the suburbs, 2.5 children and wood-paneled station wagon—it’s worth pointing out that heterosexuals possessing queerness probably exhibit more tendencies once thought of as “gay” than many gay people.
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10. Rabbi Philip Berg
9. Sam Waksal
8. George Soros
7. Rudy Giuliani
6. Ted Turner
5. Kenneth Cole
4. Robin Byrd
3. Liza Minnelli
2. Victor Calderone
1. Bill Clinton
Their number one pick: Bill Clinton. Don’t ask me.
Starts July 8th on CBS. I’ll be setting my DVR for this. Ah, summertime.
Go there. Sign up. Look me up and add me to your friends list. Soon we’ll all be there. It will be great. We will all meet new people. Exciting.
I’ve heard tons of conflicting reports about where in the downtown area the Jim Jones “people’s temple” church was located. It was somewhere in Old Northside Neighborhood, or in Herron-Morton Place. According to a recent report by the Indianapolis Star, it was located at 15th and North New Jersey street. And it’s for sale.
“You are invited to take part in MOB, the project that creates an inexplicable mob of people in New York City for ten minutes or less. Please forward this to other people you know who might like to join.”
Hmmm. Sounds fun. New Mutual Friends project? I’ll have to e-mail Lori.
One thing you can say about Rob Cockerman (actually there are a lot of things you could say about him, all of them nice) is that he has some really attractive friends and family members.