This was in my local porn store. Ok. Im game for BIG ASS containers of lube for ANAL SEX. in fact once could describe me as PRO LUBE.
But this container of lube was $35.00 bucks. Its a lot of lube. But $35.00. It seemed somewhat reasonable till I looked at the ingredients. Its just Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil. AKA OFF BRAND CRISCO. A Larger container at Wal-Mart is $5.00. Put it in a fancy container and call it "Bottoms Up" and you can charge $35.00 for it. Wow!

Also, I think Gay Rights in this country is going to need a big Supreme Court case to go our way.
Sadly, I think its also going to take about 20-30 years, when more and more of the voting public is born AFTER stonewall I think our chances get better.

But it is a sad day indeed.

Lets hope they do as good a job remaking this as the Battlestar Galactica team did.

Hear about the Church of Scientology from the insiders!
Printed by a regional newspaper near the headquarters for the Church of Scientology. Wow.

http://www.tampabay.com/specials/2009/reports/project/

Read it. Decide for yourself.

You can read the official stuff from the church at
http://www.scientology.org

But make sure you read xenu..net before you sign up.

Im so ready for this cold to be over.
Yeah, I had a day off work. But it doesnt feel like a day off when you are sick.

The only good thing to come out of this was I was able to watch the entire season of Weeds on Showtime on Demand.
Wow! What an amazing season and the show is so damn sad. Funny at times, but sad more often.

Anyway I just wanted to post to let folks know I am alive and ok.
 

What to say about this album. Yeah, sure its not a comeback album.... WHATEVER!

Why not just call it "Whitney: The Redemption"

So I have listened to this album several times. Its slickly produced and well done. Look Clive Davis and Whitney Houston are a POWERFUL TEAM. In a way its almost too calculated and slick for me in a way. Also its *reads* as a deeply personal album. On first listen you really do think you are hearing lots of new things about Whitney. But ultimately its more universal than that. Which I think in the short term is somewhat disappointing. But then I would have wanted to listed to songs bitching about Bobby Brown. Who now faces a future as a semi Ike Turner and has been on some new VH1 Celebrality show.

But I do like the album more than on first listen. Also, its going to get lots of attention. It also has a few dance mix ready tracks.
You will be hearing "Million Dollar Bill", "Nothing But Love" and "I Didn't Know My Own Strength" on big dance remixes. Personally I think certain ballads dont make great dance mixes. But if they can make a dance remix out of "And I Am Telling You I Am Not Going", then they can do one of "I Didn;t Know My Own Strength".

Look, I am personally THRILLED to see Whitney put her life back together. Its going to be hard to get past all the personal stuff in her life and get back to her music. But if you do, its well worth a listen.

Its a good album, but its not GREAT.

But hey, now that she has here life together, I think the next one will SHOCK. Also, her voice is different. I think when she adapts to her voice, she has the chance to make MANY great albums in the second half of her life. I'm thrilled she is back. Some of the tracks from "I Look To You" will become parts of her concerts forever. Will any become standards.... Who knows.

Also, there is still a part of me that feels this album is too calculated, and almost "Written for Oprah" and her fans. Well I'm a big old queen who loves me some Oprah! But the album has moments that are rooted in a gospel tradition, I just wish if she really wanted to have a gospel touch that she really went for it. I would have loved a full on gospel song on the album.

Yet, I listen to two other albums to compare to this. The first was Heather Small's "Proud". Get it. Its a great little I need some instant self esteem number. The lead track "Pround" is a GREAT track, you have heard it as its the theme song for "The Biggest Looser" and was featured on "Queer as Folk". Whitney's "I look to you" can stand against this album well.

Then I compared "I Look to You" to "Bitter" by Meshell N'Degeochello. Meshell's album is much more powerful and touching. But I am certain that "I look to you" will sell far better. Its more accessable. But I have such a deep connection with "Bitter". Its a tougher listen, but it delivers more.

Overall, "I Look To You" marks the return of Whitney Houston from the shadows! Thanks goodness.
Welcome Back Whitney, we missed you!

From the Evil minds of T-Shirt Hell

Its just plain wrong. I hate that I laughed when I saw it.

Well I guess it was bound to happen. The boys in Ashbery Park NJ have almost out gayed themselves

Wow. Talk about something I didn't expect to see on msnbc.com today!



http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/32627670/ns/entertainment-music/

LONDON - British police said Monday they will review the death of Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones, whose 1969 drowning was ruled an accident but sparked decades of speculation that he was murdered.

Sussex police in southeast England said they will examine new documents received from an investigative journalist relating to Jones’ death.

“It’s too early to comment at this time as to what the outcome might be,” the Sussex duty inspector said, reading a statement over the telephone. Police did not give further details.

The Mail on Sunday reported that journalist Scott Jones — who is not related to the musician — has handed over 600 documents to Sussex police.

Brian Jones, one of the founding members of the Rolling Stones, stood out even among his bandmates for his flashy clothes and prodigious appetite for drugs. He died July 2, 1969 at age 27, his body found in the swimming pool at his 11-acre (4.5-hectare) Sussex estate, just a month after he left the band.

A coroner said Jones drowned while under the influence of alcohol and drugs, but the ruling did not quiet speculation that Jones’ death was not an accident.
 

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Wow. All this lube was on sale so I got it really cheap.

2 - Original Elbow Grease $3.79 each.
1 - ID Millenium (silicon) $7.59
3 - Wet Platinum (silicon) $6.29 each.

So all the lube pictured above cost me $34.04.

Woo Hoo! I love it when I score a deal like that.
Last weekend I got 3 bottles of premium poppers for $15.00.

There are good deals when you shop around.

This lube was on sale at WALGREENS! In the Suburbs! Apparently this lube is to wild for the suburban KY types or something. They marked it way down to get rid of it. Woo Hoo for me!