A male lesbian?
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I've lived in both Louisiana and Texas. It's not any better in the big cities compared to the small towns. You can just go unnoticed easier. Heck, I'm straight and I can't get away from the gay-bashing. But yeah, Louisiana is definitely the worse of the two.
And I spoilered my previous post because some people may still not be caught up. I wasn't until I posted, because I have little time in my week to catch up with my You Tube subscriptions as it is.
Yes...Mayor Annise D. Parker is a male lesbian.
edited 23rd Jun '14 5:25:05 AM by Frishman
If you meet me have some courtesy, have some sympathy, have some taste. Use all your well-learned politesse or I'll lay your soul to waste.I live in yeehaw backwoods backwards South Carolina in a household that loves to talk about how homophobic it is, at least on my father's side, every chance he gets. He's a living conservative stereotype, basically. And he's a high-ranking military officer who works at a major army hospital in the city.
So point is, even if Kaiser's in the city, there are going to be occasional psychotic nut jobs who are going to give him hell. I hope he knows how to handle it if that happens, but I have a feeling he most likely does.
"It's liberating, realizing you never need to be competent." — UltimatepheerThe individual sentences are grammatically correct. Their presence within the same paragraph is confusing, but since "he" is said twice in the same sentence it indicates a conscious directive instead of a typo, thus leading the context to be that the sentence with "he" in it refers to Kaiser and not the mayor of Houston, who isn't even in that sentence. Had both sentences been a part of the previous paragraph there would have been no ambiguity whatsoever.
Meanwhile, posting "a male lesbian?" without a Joking Mode pothole at 7:17 AM (my local time) while I've been awake for three and a half hours on only about two and a half hours of sleep is a recipe for me mistaking the post as not a joke, leading to a facepalm, leading to a sarcastic comment.
In other words, a grammatical ambiguity has caused all of our latest problems. That and my crippling insomnia.
But lets get back to the conversation. Frankly, I didn't even know Kaiser lived in Coon-ass land. I didn't really think that anything of worth could come out of that state (note that I was born and raised there).
If you meet me have some courtesy, have some sympathy, have some taste. Use all your well-learned politesse or I'll lay your soul to waste.![]()
Kaiser lives in Lake Charles.
I'll defend Lafayette over the rest of the state (this coming from a guy born in Orlando and has lived in Lafayette for 9 years). It's not perfect but it's definitely one of the better places to live in.
Lafayette StrongCertain Teacher just so happen to be awesome like that.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.He clearly majors in child psychology with a minor in pain.
"It's liberating, realizing you never need to be competent." — Ultimatepheer![]()
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No...I'd be foolin' myself if I thought all of them were that cool.
An impressionist they are not.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.![]()
Kind of confusing if you watched the actual episodes 1st...like I did.
