The Gay Thread

notedhero · 11-01-2009, 09:57 PM

If I remember correctly, it was part Danger Room and part something else. If I hadn't had to move during the 6th grade, I would have kept everything. Every X-Men, Batman, and Power-Rangers toy I had. I cry every time I think about having given away my toys. It's very painful.

Now I'm jealous again.

aldo mcgee · 11-01-2009, 10:06 PM

They made you give them away? How sad. I remember when my mom made me sell all my He-Man collection in our garage sale because she said I had too many toys. I had so many action figures, the Greyskull castle, the plane. All of that was sold for $5. I'm almost 29 and my heart still hurts about that.

I've kept my Justice League action figures and Hall of Justice but I gave away all the Batman action figures from the movies, 2 batmobiles, 2 batcaves and batplane.

I've gotten my 7-year old niece into the comics and superheroes I loved as a child. Since she was about 3 or 4 I started teaching her and she surprisingly learned their names and sometimes even their secret identities rather quick. I'm going to give her my Hall of Justice soon. I already gave her my Superheroes Dictionary that I got a a yard sale. I got that book in kindergarten and I refused to let go of it until last Thanksgiving. I felt it was time to pass it on to my Mini-Me.

notedhero · 11-01-2009, 10:26 PM

*Tears*
Yes! So I gave them to my ungrateful cousins who just let them rot away because, being 4 and 5 years younger, didn't understand the point of toys because they had a Playstation.

Ugh, I had the Animated series Batplane, and the Movie version batmobile. Can't remember if I had a batcave, but I don't think so. So many glorious toys.

That's so awesome. Kids are really good at soaking up crap like a sponge when they're interested. Especially when they become obsessed. That would have been hard parting for me. Congratulations.

Mikey · 11-02-2009, 09:27 AM

CuriousKlepto · 11-02-2009, 02:26 PM

Their codpieces aren't nearly big enough, but the rest of the costume is really good. Thanks for thinking of us Mike.

DarkKnightJared · 11-02-2009, 04:40 PM

HA! Awesome costumes.

meatwad · 11-03-2009, 10:26 AM

What up, gays? I've been around, just busy... In the mean time, I've been watching lots of Glee. I joined the local gay volleyball league. And I've taken out a new lease on life! Trying to be less depressed and more active. More parties, more bars (but not too much, of course).

Getting fit... It's always on my to do list. And speaking of to do, Newsy. He's on my to do list also. Newsy, are you still here?

Norwegian_Fag · 11-03-2009, 02:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by notedhero

(hoping "gurlz" was ironic)

Indeed it was. I'm not a faggot O_o

Quote:

Originally Posted by CuriousKlepto

Do you mind if I call you Weegie?
I had to double check, but it's safe to say I'm not a gurl.
I guess I'll take sloppy seconds in welcoming you to not just the thread, but forums as well.

Nicknames are allways fun...but Weegie..why? =P

I have like three siblings, and the suckiest part when I was younger was that I got clothes that my older brother had used... But my younger sister got all new clothes, because she was a girl and couldn't use boysclothes.
When it comes to toys, suffice it to say my pick-upline from now on will be "Want to come and see my lego-collection?" It would work on me, fo' sho'

PPPPS:
I just realized, I will allways be way back on the forums. I'm like...at least 7 hours before you guys O_o
I don't have ms...

CuriousKlepto · 11-03-2009, 02:59 PM

Okay, first and foremost, I've hit 1,000 posts! Woohoo! Go Me!

Quote:

Originally Posted by meatwad

What up, gays? I've been around, just busy... In the mean time, I've been watching lots of Glee. I joined the local gay volleyball league. And I've taken out a new lease on life! Trying to be less depressed and more active. More parties, more bars (but not too much, of course).

Getting fit... It's always on my to do list. And speaking of to do, Newsy. He's on my to do list also. Newsy, are you still here?

Hey Meat, Long time no post. How've yo been? Gay Volleyball? Wow, who knew gays played sports? Being less depressed is a good thing, and talking to the gays here is what helps my when I'm feeling down. The News doesn't much come round these parts no more. I think we were too gay and sassy for his liking. Plus he got himself a boyfriend, if I'm not mistaken.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Norwegian_Fag

Indeed it was. I'm not a faggot O_o

Nicknames are allways fun...but Weegie..why? =P

I have like three siblings, and the suckiest part when I was younger was that I got clothes that my older brother had used... But my younger sister got all new clothes, because she was a girl and couldn't use boysclothes.
When it comes to toys, suffice it to say my pick-upline from now on will be "Want to come and see my lego-collection?" It would work on me, fo' sho'

PPPPS:
I just realized, I will allways be way back on the forums. I'm like...at least 7 hours before you guys O_o
I don't have ms...

I don't know, it's just the first thing that popped in my head. You're Norwegian, Weegie, makes sense right?

You would so get me to go home with you using that line, but I'd probably scare you if I actually saw them. I LOVE Legos. I used to have sooooo many of them and spend hours just organizing them. By color, shape, thickness. So much fun!(I'm an aspie, that's fun to me

) Times are weird, you never know when people will be on.

Oh, And I'm gonna need some pictures of both of you to complete my collection. You're the only two I haven't seen. Face pics are the norm, but whatever parts of yourself you wanna send me is fine. So come on and get those cameras ready!

rachel · 11-03-2009, 03:15 PM

So, is thread limited to gay guys? I have some questions, but I'm only half gay and I'm a girl and I don't want to run around posting willy-nilly if this isn't the place to do it and this is now a run-on. Damn.

11-01-2009, 09:57 PM	#981 (permalink)
notedhero Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: NYC Posts: 567	If I remember correctly, it was part Danger Room and part something else. If I hadn't had to move during the 6th grade, I would have kept everything. Every X-Men, Batman, and Power-Rangers toy I had. I cry every time I think about having given away my toys. It's very painful. Now I'm jealous again.
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11-01-2009, 10:06 PM	#982 (permalink)
aldo mcgee Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Soledad, CA Posts: 199	They made you give them away? How sad. I remember when my mom made me sell all my He-Man collection in our garage sale because she said I had too many toys. I had so many action figures, the Greyskull castle, the plane. All of that was sold for $5. I'm almost 29 and my heart still hurts about that. I've kept my Justice League action figures and Hall of Justice but I gave away all the Batman action figures from the movies, 2 batmobiles, 2 batcaves and batplane. I've gotten my 7-year old niece into the comics and superheroes I loved as a child. Since she was about 3 or 4 I started teaching her and she surprisingly learned their names and sometimes even their secret identities rather quick. I'm going to give her my Hall of Justice soon. I already gave her my Superheroes Dictionary that I got a a yard sale. I got that book in kindergarten and I refused to let go of it until last Thanksgiving. I felt it was time to pass it on to my Mini-Me. __________________ Professional Gusband (gay husband). 1st man at brunch.
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11-01-2009, 10:26 PM	#983 (permalink)
notedhero Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: NYC Posts: 567	Tears Yes! So I gave them to my ungrateful cousins who just let them rot away because, being 4 and 5 years younger, didn't understand the point of toys because they had a Playstation. Ugh, I had the Animated series Batplane, and the Movie version batmobile. Can't remember if I had a batcave, but I don't think so. So many glorious toys. That's so awesome. Kids are really good at soaking up crap like a sponge when they're interested. Especially when they become obsessed. That would have been hard parting for me. Congratulations.
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11-02-2009, 09:27 AM	#984 (permalink)
Mikey Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Gran, you might have noticed that my boyfriend glitters. It's just something that he does in the sun Posts: 5,910
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11-02-2009, 02:26 PM	#985 (permalink)
CuriousKlepto Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Wilkes-Barre Area, 10pts if you know where that is. Posts: 1,408	Their codpieces aren't nearly big enough, but the rest of the costume is really good. Thanks for thinking of us Mike.
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11-02-2009, 04:40 PM	#986 (permalink)
DarkKnightJared Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Arizona Posts: 876	HA! Awesome costumes.
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11-03-2009, 10:26 AM	#987 (permalink)
meatwad Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 31	What up, gays? I've been around, just busy... In the mean time, I've been watching lots of Glee. I joined the local gay volleyball league. And I've taken out a new lease on life! Trying to be less depressed and more active. More parties, more bars (but not too much, of course). Getting fit... It's always on my to do list. And speaking of to do, Newsy. He's on my to do list also. Newsy, are you still here?
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11-03-2009, 03:15 PM	#990 (permalink)
rachel Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: sacramento, ca Posts: 223	So, is thread limited to gay guys? I have some questions, but I'm only half gay and I'm a girl and I don't want to run around posting willy-nilly if this isn't the place to do it and this is now a run-on. Damn.
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