Queer as Folk = gay porn.

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: notfred

Originally posted by: Nebor
It is funny... In the same way The Man Show is funny to men. It has a target audience. Gay people are going to think it's funny. I mean, what next, complaining about Lifetime being boring and effiminate?

Well, he didn't say "it's funny if you're gay, but a straight guy probably wouldn't like it", or "It has sex scenes every five minutes". But, oh well.

Yeah, the layout of the show requires a complex understanding of the gay mind.

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: Gurck

Originally posted by: Nebor
It is funny... In the same way The Man Show is funny to men. It has a target audience. Gay people are going to think it's funny. I mean, what next, complaining about Lifetime being boring and effiminate?

What percentage of the population is gay, about 2%? 50% are women (and women do 80% of purchasing), so Lifetime is surely profitable. Queer as Folk has to be funny to non-gays or it'd be financially unfeasible.

Somewhere around 10%. Then figure women love it because they're idiots, and guys watch it to seem cool to the idiot women.

 

[Rob9874]

Is Hal Sparks gay?

 

[bradruth]

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: notfred

Originally posted by: Nebor
It is funny... In the same way The Man Show is funny to men. It has a target audience. Gay people are going to think it's funny. I mean, what next, complaining about Lifetime being boring and effiminate?

Well, he didn't say "it's funny if you're gay, but a straight guy probably wouldn't like it", or "It has sex scenes every five minutes". But, oh well.

Yeah, the layout of the show requires a complex understanding of the gay mind.

Is there a newsletter or brochure that would cover it?

Edit: Preferably without pictures.

 

[UglyCasanova]

Originally posted by: Gurck

Originally posted by: Nebor
It is funny... In the same way The Man Show is funny to men. It has a target audience. Gay people are going to think it's funny. I mean, what next, complaining about Lifetime being boring and effiminate?

What percentage of the population is gay, about 2%? 50% are women (and women do 80% of purchasing), so Lifetime is surely profitable. Queer as Folk has to be funny to non-gays or it'd be financially unfeasible.

Well maybe it is, maybe it isn't. Who the fvck cares? It is a fact that the show does exist on television, so let the producers and network guys worry about their market. I still don't think I will watch it though, but I don't think the Man Show is funny either.

 

[MrCodeDude]

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude
A friend watches it and when another friend and I went over to her house, she was watching it. And there was a guy doing another guy on a Washing Machine.

See? Rarely on a bed.

Meh, gay people are weird.

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude
A friend watches it and when another friend and I went over to her house, she was watching it. And there was a guy doing another guy on a Washing Machine.

See? Rarely on a bed.

Meh, gay people are weird.

We just know how to have fun.

 

[0roo0roo]

Originally posted by: Gurck

Originally posted by: Nebor
It is funny... In the same way The Man Show is funny to men. It has a target audience. Gay people are going to think it's funny. I mean, what next, complaining about Lifetime being boring and effiminate?

What percentage of the population is gay, about 2%? 50% are women (and women do 80% of purchasing), so Lifetime is surely profitable. Queer as Folk has to be funny to non-gays or it'd be financially unfeasible.

well 2% is too low. i've heard as high as 10%. its probably higher then 5% though. rest of us are floating around the kinsky scale

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: notfred

Originally posted by: Nebor
It is funny... In the same way The Man Show is funny to men. It has a target audience. Gay people are going to think it's funny. I mean, what next, complaining about Lifetime being boring and effiminate?

Well, he didn't say "it's funny if you're gay, but a straight guy probably wouldn't like it", or "It has sex scenes every five minutes". But, oh well.

Yeah, the layout of the show requires a complex understanding of the gay mind.

Is there a newsletter or brochure that would cover it?

Edit: Preferably without pictures.

Um... imagine a hedonist, pure and simple. But he pursues other men who are just like him. That makes sex VERY accessible. Throw in extreme superficiality.... non-healing childhood emotional scars... and a bunch of materialism.

 

[bradruth]

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude
A friend watches it and when another friend and I went over to her house, she was watching it. And there was a guy doing another guy on a Washing Machine.

See? Rarely on a bed.

Meh, gay people are weird.

So you wouldn't do someone on a washing machine?

 

[MrCodeDude]

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude
A friend watches it and when another friend and I went over to her house, she was watching it. And there was a guy doing another guy on a Washing Machine.

See? Rarely on a bed.

Meh, gay people are weird.

So you wouldn't do someone on a washing machine?

Not a guy.

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: 0roo0roo

Originally posted by: Gurck

Originally posted by: Nebor
It is funny... In the same way The Man Show is funny to men. It has a target audience. Gay people are going to think it's funny. I mean, what next, complaining about Lifetime being boring and effiminate?

What percentage of the population is gay, about 2%? 50% are women (and women do 80% of purchasing), so Lifetime is surely profitable. Queer as Folk has to be funny to non-gays or it'd be financially unfeasible.

well 2% is too low. i've heard as high as 10%. its probably higher then 5% though. rest of us are floating around the kinsky scale

It's more prevalent in women, due to them naturally being more intimate with each other. There are more lesbians in the world than gay men... They just don't get in all the trouble, and make all the noise.

 

[bradruth]

Originally posted by: Nebor
Um... imagine a hedonist, pure and simple. But he pursues other men who are just like him. That makes sex VERY accessible. Throw in extreme superficiality.... non-healing childhood emotional scars... and a bunch of materialism.

Take out that emotional scar thing (and the being a dude) and you might have my ex-gf. :Q

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude
A friend watches it and when another friend and I went over to her house, she was watching it. And there was a guy doing another guy on a Washing Machine.

See? Rarely on a bed.

Meh, gay people are weird.

So you wouldn't do someone on a washing machine?

Not a guy.

Hrmm... So you want me to do you then?

If you need to turn the washing machine on to get the feelin' goin', that's cool.

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: Nebor
Um... imagine a hedonist, pure and simple. But he pursues other men who are just like him. That makes sex VERY accessible. Throw in extreme superficiality.... non-healing childhood emotional scars... and a bunch of materialism.

Take out that emotional scar thing (and the being a dude) and you might have my ex-gf. :Q

People act the way they do for a reason. It's because something happened to them at some point. It's not a bad way to live though. :beer:

 

[bradruth]

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude
A friend watches it and when another friend and I went over to her house, she was watching it. And there was a guy doing another guy on a Washing Machine.

See? Rarely on a bed.

Meh, gay people are weird.

So you wouldn't do someone on a washing machine?

Not a guy.

Someday when you're plowing some dude on a washer, I want you to think about this conversation.

 

[bradruth]

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: Nebor
Um... imagine a hedonist, pure and simple. But he pursues other men who are just like him. That makes sex VERY accessible. Throw in extreme superficiality.... non-healing childhood emotional scars... and a bunch of materialism.

Take out that emotional scar thing (and the being a dude) and you might have my ex-gf. :Q

People act the way they do for a reason. It's because something happened to them at some point. It's not a bad way to live though. :beer:

Hey, whatever works for ya, bud.

 

[UglyCasanova]

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: MrCodeDude
A friend watches it and when another friend and I went over to her house, she was watching it. And there was a guy doing another guy on a Washing Machine.

See? Rarely on a bed.

Meh, gay people are weird.

So you wouldn't do someone on a washing machine?

Not a guy.

Someday when you're plowing some dude on a washer, I want you to think about this conversation.

Lol. :beer:

 

[Rob9874]

Can you help me confrim my gaydar suspicion? I have a good friend who I suspect as being gay. I don't care one way or the other, but he's never come out, and I respect his privacy too much to ask. But it's driving me crazy - I have to know.

He's a good looking 30-year-old guy, works out daily, and in the 4 years I've known him has never had a girlfriend or had a girl date. He has many guy friends, and has been talking about one in particular for months now. This particular guy, he mentioned is good friends with the mayor of Tempe, AZ, who has come out as being gay. (Why would he tell me that?) I also saw his wallpaper on his computer, and it's a pic of that guy. While in Amsterdam last month for work, this friend flew over, and they took a week off to visit Paris and London (not to mention Amsterdam, which is the "gay capital of the world").

So, is he gay, or am I crazy. And like I said, I don't care one way or the other. He's just a real good friend (flew from AZ to PA for my wedding), and it's weird not knowing such a huge thing about a good friend.

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: Nebor

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: Nebor
Um... imagine a hedonist, pure and simple. But he pursues other men who are just like him. That makes sex VERY accessible. Throw in extreme superficiality.... non-healing childhood emotional scars... and a bunch of materialism.

Take out that emotional scar thing (and the being a dude) and you might have my ex-gf. :Q

People act the way they do for a reason. It's because something happened to them at some point. It's not a bad way to live though. :beer:

Hey, whatever works for ya, bud.

Contrary to popular belief, we're not an overall happy people though. Otherwise I probably wouldn't be awake. And living with my freakin' cat. And not having been in a meaningful relationship in ..... right, ATOT therapy. Suuuuuure.

 

[notfred]

Originally posted by: Rob9874
Can you help me confrim my gaydar suspicion? I have a good friend who I suspect as being gay. I don't care one way or the other, but he's never come out, and I respect his privacy too much to ask. But it's driving me crazy - I have to know.

He's a good looking 30-year-old guy, works out daily, and in the 4 years I've known him has never had a girlfriend or had a girl date. He has many guy friends, and has been talking about one in particular for months now. This particular guy, he mentioned is good friends with the mayor of Tempe, AZ, who has come out as being gay. (Why would he tell me that?) I also saw his wallpaper on his computer, and it's a pic of that guy. While in Amsterdam last month for work, this friend flew over, and they took a week off to visit Paris and London (not to mention Amsterdam, which is the "gay capital of the world").

So, is he gay, or am I crazy. And like I said, I don't care one way or the other. He's just a real good friend (flew from AZ to PA for my wedding), and it's weird not knowing such a huge thing about a good friend.

I don't see how he could NOT be gay.

 

[bradruth]

Originally posted by: Rob9874
Can you help me confrim my gaydar suspicion? I have a good friend who I suspect as being gay. I don't care one way or the other, but he's never come out, and I respect his privacy too much to ask. But it's driving me crazy - I have to know.

He's a good looking 30-year-old guy, works out daily, and in the 4 years I've known him has never had a girlfriend or had a girl date. He has many guy friends, and has been talking about one in particular for months now. This particular guy, he mentioned is good friends with the mayor of Tempe, AZ, who has come out as being gay. (Why would he tell me that?) I also saw his wallpaper on his computer, and it's a pic of that guy. While in Amsterdam last month for work, this friend flew over, and they took a week off to visit Paris and London (not to mention Amsterdam, which is the "gay capital of the world").

So, is he gay, or am I crazy. And like I said, I don't care one way or the other. He's just a real good friend (flew from AZ to PA for my wedding), and it's weird not knowing such a huge thing about a good friend.

He has a picture of a guy on his desktop and he talks about this guy being gay? Uh, yeah.

 

[bradruth]

Originally posted by: Nebor
Contrary to popular belief, we're not an overall happy people though. Otherwise I probably wouldn't be awake. And living with my freakin' cat. And not having been in a meaningful relationship in ..... right, ATOT therapy. Suuuuuure.

You could go over to YAGT & start another guy thread.

C'mon, spill your guts!

 

[Gurck]

Originally posted by: Rob9874
Can you help me confrim my gaydar suspicion? I have a good friend who I suspect as being gay. I don't care one way or the other, but he's never come out, and I respect his privacy too much to ask. But it's driving me crazy - I have to know.

He's a good looking 30-year-old guy, works out daily, and in the 4 years I've known him has never had a girlfriend or had a girl date. He has many guy friends, and has been talking about one in particular for months now. This particular guy, he mentioned is good friends with the mayor of Tempe, AZ, who has come out as being gay. (Why would he tell me that?) I also saw his wallpaper on his computer, and it's a pic of that guy. While in Amsterdam last month for work, this friend flew over, and they took a week off to visit Paris and London (not to mention Amsterdam, which is the "gay capital of the world").

So, is he gay, or am I crazy. And like I said, I don't care one way or the other. He's just a real good friend (flew from AZ to PA for my wedding), and it's weird not knowing such a huge thing about a good friend.

Definitely

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: Rob9874
Can you help me confrim my gaydar suspicion? I have a good friend who I suspect as being gay. I don't care one way or the other, but he's never come out, and I respect his privacy too much to ask. But it's driving me crazy - I have to know.

He's a good looking 30-year-old guy, works out daily, and in the 4 years I've known him has never had a girlfriend or had a girl date. He has many guy friends, and has been talking about one in particular for months now. This particular guy, he mentioned is good friends with the mayor of Tempe, AZ, who has come out as being gay. (Why would he tell me that?) I also saw his wallpaper on his computer, and it's a pic of that guy. While in Amsterdam last month for work, this friend flew over, and they took a week off to visit Paris and London (not to mention Amsterdam, which is the "gay capital of the world").

So, is he gay, or am I crazy. And like I said, I don't care one way or the other. He's just a real good friend (flew from AZ to PA for my wedding), and it's weird not knowing such a huge thing about a good friend.

I would say he's probably gay. But that's not an important factor in YOUR relationship with him, so there's really no need to talk about it. Unless you want him to "plow you on a washing machine."