Oct

28

Daily Tweet Digest

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What I Posted on Twitter Yesterday:

  • 12:33 Random thought: It was probably very rude to tell someone I didn’t care that he was offended I use the word ‘gays’. But I don’t care. #
  • 12:34 Apparently the politically correct term is not GAYS, it’s "gay men." Thank gawd I don’t do that whole PC thing. #
  • 13:44 @Meryl333 If I considered everyone’s ‘label preference’ my blog titles, article titles, email subjects lines would be days long. #
  • 14:03 Who are your favorite LGBTQ video bloggers? (Besides B. Scott. That’s a given!) #
  • 15:21 How the LGBT business community uses new media: Derrick Sorles – tinyurl.com/yk4h59c #
  • 19:40 Hey Gay Guys: The Golden Girls Made You a Homo – bit.ly/txx7b #
  • 19:50 @MattAlgren He’s for real. He’s defending his "theory" that The Golden Girls turned boys into homosexuals in his comments thread. #
  • 22:16 Spokesman: Scientologists aren’t anti-gay – bit.ly/2PEJd8 #

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Oct

27

Hey Gay Guys: The Golden Girls Made You a Homo

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The writers over at Christwire finally have the answer. We finally know the origins of male homosexuality – at least for a certain time period:

Many studies have been done on why the gays love The Golden Girls, but science can’t fathom the moral challenges and social upheaval of those historic times. The 1980s was an epoch of President Reagan’s manly wisdom and the terrifying threat of Cold War annihilation. America had sobered up from the flashy lights of 1970s disco. We were skipping all night cocaine and sex parties to focus on our careers. Spiritual leaders like Jerry Falwell were telling us that Christianity was in the majority again. On the other side, there was a subculture of homosexuality creeping up on our youths. It gave them an excuse to wear tight jeans and to sneak off to public parks for quick releases with hairy men of different ethnicities.

There ya have it. The Golden Girls made you a homo who likes cock from all ethnicities. You’re a big ol’ tight jean wearin’ queer because you watched Blanche, Sophia, Rose and Dorothy one too many times on television.

Apparently, the Golden Girls has been a part of the gay agenda for a long time. That show was created to ruin the very threads keeping our wholesome, apple-pie, white American society together:

It was only to be expected that our lonely boys exposed to these conflicted times would succumb to the nagging Golden Girls agenda. These were slender, unathletic children who were left out of the fun militarism of the Reagan years. Skyrocketing divorce rates ruined their faith in traditional relationships. Rock groups like Duran Duran and Styx encouraged big hair and overactive libidos. The show lit a match which enflamed their intense physical urges. With the utmost cruelty and immorality, The Golden Girls seized upon this opportunity to cross the hormonal wires of America’s lost generation.

The results were disastrous. Our horny, lonely boys sought out intimate comforts with likeminded Golden Girls addicts who didn’t mind each other’s theatrical voices and touch-feely hand gestures. Together, these clusters of awkward teens and twentysomethings bonded over their favorite episodes and characters, mimicking the voices and gowns of their tv friends. When the rush of cheesecake and gabfests wore thin, these hairless boys needed a harder thrill. They were so desperate for the next big trend they turned to same-sex sexual experimentation. What woman would have them now, anyway? This led to the worse excesses of early homosexual visibility– the most enormous of drag queens, the dirtiest of leather daddies, the most enticing of twinkie boys, androgyny, overeating, public sex and the birth of “camp.”

That’s the most asinine shit I’ve read in ages. Is that religious wingnut smokin’ some good shit or what? I guess one too many Xena episodes turned a whole lot of girls into lesbians. Or maybe it was all those Wonder woman episodes. Hmmm. . .

The author doesn’t offer an explanation for homosexuality in countries other than the US. I’m guessing we have to wait for him to pull that one from his ass. It might take awhile.

Update: I just learned that Christwire is a satirical site. The Onion should have this guy on staff.

Oct

27

Daily Tweet Digest

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What I Posted on Twitter Yesterday:

  • 12:01 Sex Toys, Books, and Music: Free Giveaways – bit.ly/aN16L #
  • 12:15 Stewart Discusses Childhood Sexual Abuse and Homosexuality – bit.ly/41yQIR #
  • 12:35 Lesbian literary figure honored with Ohio historial marker noting sexual orientation – tr.im/D7z8 #
  • 12:36 Scottish police call for more gays and lesbians to report domestic abuse – tr.im/D7zh #
  • 12:38 ‘Crash’ director Paul Haggis quits Church of Scientology in protest against ‘gay-bashing’ – tr.im/D7zD #
  • 12:39 In Battle Over Gay Marriage, Timing May Be Key – tr.im/D7Ai #
  • 13:03 Secretary of the Army Says Military Ready to Lift Gay Ban bit.ly/3jYEKk (via @EqualityAmerica) #
  • 14:44 Lesbian and gay podcasts aggressively promote LGBT visibility – bit.ly/3m60cJ #
  • 15:34 She’ll make a great holiday gift. She’s 6 weeks old. Free to a great home. pic.gd/f83ce5 #
  • 17:54 @chickgonebad She lives with me near Madison, WI for now. She will need a new home by December. I can’t keep her. po.st/NZc #
  • 18:09 @ZenobiaDTC The list was compiled from Twitter suggestions. Did you suggest any Bs for the list? #
  • 19:02 Heating up #muffmunchmonday with a show that’s all about REAL lesbian sex: bit.ly/2t33Gf (It’s our 1st anniversary show!) #
  • 03:16 Bed time. Finally. Good night everyone. #

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Oct

26

List of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Podcasts

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Many members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community criticize mainstream gay publications for what they consider a lack of content that promotes the true diversity present in the LGBT community. Some of these critics decided to launch their own visibility projects to ensure that all segments of the LGBT community receive the recognition they deserve.

Podcasting has become one of the most popular online visibility projects in the LGBT community. A quick Google search will result in hundreds of podcasts produced for the LGBT community. Click to view a list of lesbian and gay podcasts Twitter users believe have earned space on everyone’s PDA.

Oct

26

Stewart Discusses Childhood Sexual Abuse and Homosexuality

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Last night on SistersTalk Radio, we interviewed Garland Stewart, author of the novel Say Uncle.

Garland Stewart never wanted to be a parent. He’s a single gay man who wanted to make lots of money, travel the world and meet beautiful men; instead, Stewart ended up parenting his five nieces and nephews, broke and settling for anonymous sex at his local small town Mississippi secret hookup spot. Say Uncle chronicles Stewart’s experiences as an inexperienced pseudo father who struggles with his desire to run as far away from Mississippi as possible and his obligation to raise his drug-addicted sister’s five children.

Hear Garland discuss:

*The challenges of raising teenagers
*The proper way to discipline children (spankings – or taking away prized items?)
*Childhood sexual abuse
*Are people gay because they were sexually abused as children?
*Closeted gay men

Download the podcast now.

Oct

26

Daily Tweet Digest

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What I Posted on Twitter Yesterday:

  • 14:35 Ever raised someone else’s 5 kids? Five kids who hate you? tr.im/CQRZ #
  • 16:17 I’m giving away a copy of ‘The Whole Lesbian Sex Book’ on tomorrow’s anniversary show. Want a copy? bit.ly/3dug7A (reply to enter) #
  • 16:18 I’m giving away a $30 gift card to www.Babeland.com on tomorrow’s anniversary show. Want it? (reply to enter) #
  • 16:22 I’m giving away a copy of Lisa Lampanelli’s book ‘Chocolate Please’ on tomorrow’s anniversary show. bit.ly/8NEXo (reply to enter) #
  • 16:25 I’m giving away this GREAT music (Deluxe set: DVD and CD) ‘Playing for Change’ on tomorrow’s show. bit.ly/3Ooask (reply to enter) #
  • 17:03 Who says gay men don’t make great parents? This guy raised his drug addicted sister’s 5 children: tr.im/CQRZ #

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Oct

25

Sex Toys, Books, and Music: Free Giveaways

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We finally have our list of giveaway gifts completed for tomorrow’s 1st anniversary SistersTalk Radio show.   We have some great stuff!

Felice Newman’s book:  The Whole Lesbian Sex Book (enter drawing here)

Gift Certificate:  $30 gift certificate to sex toy shop Babeland.com (enter drawing here)

Lisa Lampanelli’s book:  Chocolate Please (enter drawing here)

Music:  Playing for Change – the deluxe DVD and CD set (enter drawing here)

Join us Monday night (10/26) at 7pm central.  Winners will be announced at the end of the broadcast.

Oct

25

Daily Tweet Digest

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What I Posted on Twitter Yesterday:

  • 11:01 Queer hip-hop fans: If you missed our interview with Reina Williams, you missed some great music. tr.im/COzq #
  • 15:27 Transgender woman reaches settlement with Park Central over discrimination – tr.im/CVto #
  • 15:28 Thanks to @rockmanac for the link to the transgender discrimination lawsuit #
  • 15:49 L Word Becomes a Reality TV Show bit.ly/3wL68H #
  • 16:04 @dawnderer26 I don’t dislike AE.com. I just know that’s how they became so successful. And it worked for them so more power to ‘em! #
  • 17:02 Lesbian web TV fills gap where L Word left off – tinyurl.com/yj6267f #
  • 17:23 I’m writing an article for the Examiner. Who are your favorite LGBTQ podcasters? Besides me, of course. :-) #
  • 20:33 Rolling my eyes at annoying passive aggressive types who announce they’re bored (on FB and Twitter) JUST to get attention. #

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Oct

24

L Word Becomes a Reality TV Show

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While doing research for an article I’m writing for the Examiner, I learned The L Word is becoming a reality tv show. The show is scheduled to start airing sometime in 2010:

THE REAL L WORD: Los Angeles will follow a group of real-life, high-profile, left coast lesbians as they go about their daily lives, at work and play. The producing team plans to show viewers that the cast can be every bit as glamorous, fashionable, fabulous and even as cutthroat as their celebrated-but-fictional counterparts.

We are currently seeking ladies from all walks of life to be the pioneering voices in this important series. Must be based in Los Angeles or moving soon to the area.

We want all types, from the power of Bette to the mojo of Shane.

Are they admitting that The L Word was never a show designed to feature everyday lesbians, but instead “high-profile, left coast lesbians” who are rich, thin and beautiful? I sure think they are!

Who’s happy about this new reality tv show? I’ll tell ya who. All those lesbian webmasters whose web content was 90% related to The L Word, that’s who. Those websites experienced amazing growth by piggybacking off The L Word’s success, especially AfterEllen.com.

In the meantime, I hope all the lesbian web series that sprung up after The L Word’s demise will continue to grow their online audience. Personally, I’d rather watch a lesbian web series than watch a reality tv show full of rich, white, left coast lezzies. Call me crazy (or bitchy, you pick).

Oct

24

Daily Tweet Digest

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What I Posted on Twitter Yesterday:

  • 11:14 Sign up for Call for Equality. Protect Marriage Equality in Maine: tr.im/CNiK #
  • 11:18 Good question! Would you tell your partner (s)he is too fat for sex? tr.im/CNku #
  • 11:50 Even Bitch Magazine Hates Hairy Chochas – bit.ly/2FsIpD #
  • 12:06 @VulvaLoveLovely That assumes only men think great things come in pink packages. And it’s no stereotype that vaginas are pink inside. #
  • 12:20 @VulvaLoveLovely Aaaah. A lot of people think chochas have special magical power. I know I do. #
  • 12:23 @zen_devil_duck My girl and I stay in a lot, too. We just discussed the fact that we need to get mobile again to ward off weight gain. #
  • 12:26 @VulvaLoveLovely I wasn’t offended at all. But, stuff like that rarely offends me. I’m a different kinda ‘empowering women’ kinda girl. #
  • 12:27 @VulvaLoveLovely You can send me a pic of your bush for free. But don’t tell my girl. #
  • 12:56 #NEM participants, does this look familiar? tr.im/CNYA #
  • 14:39 Queer hip-hop fans: Reina Williams is on SistersTalk Radio tonight: tr.im/COzq (her music: tr.im/COzF) #
  • 15:34 FCC Vote Opens Door to Government Regulation of Internet – tr.im/COTR #
  • 22:03 Why are updates from blocked accounts showing up in my update stream? #
  • 22:07 Listening to promo copy of @BillieMyers’s new CD ‘Tea & Sympathy’. Love it! #
  • 22:41 @radseed Yep! @BillieMyers sang ‘Kiss the Rain.’ Her new CD is great. #
  • 22:45 NOM gave Maine anti-gay campaign $1.1 million in three large chunks – bit.ly/1hMMeO (via @Jaison96) #
  • 22:51 Obama, the secretary of education, are right to stand by Kevin Jennings – tr.im/CR0S #
  • 22:53 Wash. man gets 18 months in gay immigration fraud – tr.im/CR1d #
  • 22:55 I want a ‘.gay’ web site. How about you? tr.im/CR1x #
  • 22:58 @ZenobiaDTC That’s so true! Ha! How about .lez for the lesbians? But then trans and bi folks will be pissed! #

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