[Drew Katsikas]

No, you can't! You said yourself you never watch the show!


Yes, but I've had good amounts of the episodes dictated to me by friends, who have formed little social cirlces in order to watch this show. I can see where you're coming from, so I'll stop aguing until whenever the fuck it comes back on.

However, I still think Ooner is ridiculous.

You don't know enough gay people. This may seem like the socially appropriate thing to say, but it's false. On average, gay people are more into fashion and pop culture than straight people, enjoy dance and pop music more than harder rock or alternative, have a greater interest in fashion, design and art. I'm not saying it's not because they're expected to by society, but you're fooling yourself if you think that gay people are all just the same as straight people except for the wanting dick part.


Yes, often gays do enjoy dance and pop and whatnot, but seriosuly, you can't make it a fact. How about that gay guy from Judas Priest. I'm sure there are plenty of other metalheads who are gay as well. Not all gays are Christopher Lowell. My boss was a hardcore punk rocker in the 70's. And that's just music. If you've ever seen two gays as a couple, often you'll notice one is feminine, and one is masculine. Acting as the tough guy. I'm sure I don't know much about it, but I would imagine he is not a designer.

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Excuse me, he thinks their communities are evil. Which is the same fucking thing. The show did shit. It didn't open up his eyes to the wonderful world of homosexuality.



So which is it, does the show make me think things about gay people or does it not affect my perception of them? You suggest both in the same post

You learned something, gay's are artistic and actually do things.

You also remained ignorant, you think gay's are just lust beings.
Therefore, the show's supposed enlightenment failed.

Tell me when the show's on, and perhaps it will be a little bit better than what I've pickd up from friends' discusssions and this message board.