The following two links show many pictures of a similar but different nature.
Painting rooms or building exteriors for a perspective geometric effect.
Enjoy!
hxxp://www.2loop.com/3drooms.html
hxxp://dornob.com/interior-design-wall-art-incredible-optical-illusions/
Tooooooo Funny!
Had to print a few hard copies for distribution.
hxxp://isohunt.com/lite/
A mega-search engine that shows combined seeders (including thepiratebay).
Everything under the sun: music, porn, appz, etc.
PrideFest
Harrisburg, PA
Riverfront Park
Sat-24-July-2010
Noon-5pm
hxxp://www.prideofcentralpa.org/
Pre-Pride Party @ Liquid 891 from Fri-23-Jul 10pm to Sat-24-Jul 2am
PrideFest Unity Parade Sat-24-Jul from 11am to Noon
PrideFest at Riverfront Park Sat-24-Jul from Noon to 5pm
Post-Pride Party @ Club XS Sat-24-Jul 8pm to Sun-25-Jul 2am
PrideFest at RiverFront Park featuring various vendors and entertainment including the DC Cowboys, Rose Hudson, Michelle Murlin and three twelve.
Main Stage South Entertainment - MC'd by DeMarcio
12 NOON
Star Spangled Banner & Opening Remarks
12:30 PM
Rose Hudson
1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
Kings & Queens
3:00 PM - Headliner!
DC Dance Cowboys - The Dance Company
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Kings & Queens
5:00 PM
Closing Remarks
Second Stage North Entertainment - MC'd by WNNK 104 DJ's John & Ryan
12 NOON
Kings & Queens
1:00 PM
Parade Awards
1:15 PM
Michelle Murlin
2:15 PM
three twelve
3:15 PM - 4:00 PM
Kings & Queens
4:00 PM
Second Stage Closes
Even though I'm on staff, I would be interested in this.
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I cannot find any other videos with Carson Rhodes either.
The title "Take it Like a Bitch Boy" is also released as "Take it Like a Bad Boy."
It is here at GT.ru in a number of filesizes:
The last 5 of 6 at http://tracker.gaytorrent.ru/browse.php?showsearch=1&search=Take+it+Like+a+Boy&incldead=0&inname=1&infn=1&orderby=added&sort=desc and http://tracker.gaytorrent.ru/details.php?id=70137
An oral clip is available at hxxp://video.filestube.com/watch,84f73d2a41a985fb03e9/Brent-Sucks-Carson-039-s-Big-Hard-Dick.html
Reviews of this at hxxp://www.nymmedia.com/nymVideo/control/movie?id=2306
Just today I got an email from Squirt that showcases four YouTube videos they have posted.
These are ALL hysterical!
Subject: Neo Con News Network Attacks Squirt on youtube
Date: 6/24/2010 6:33:19 AMHey Squirt men,
As many of you are aware, Squirt has been the subject of many ridiculous attack news stories in conservative publications over the years. I’ve always found it hilarious how these “reporters” and editors can twist any story around to suit their agenda, so I thought it’d be fun to mock them!
I got together with Cocktales director Kristian Broadkast once again and we tried out something a bit different from our usual porn projects: we created the Neo Conservative News Network. In our new youtube videos, watch reporter Alan Ballsach tackle Squirt in a way that only those crazy conservatives can.
This is all in good fun, so I hope you enjoy. Give us a thumbs up and comment if you like them. And if you’re anxiously awaiting more Cocktales videos, don’t worry, they’re on their way very soon!
NCNN Episode 1 - Homosexualizing the World - Highway to Hell
hXXp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYrlFXSEVTs
NCNN Episode 2 - Hijacking God's Economy - Highway to Hell
hXXp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JE0FfNUh16Q
NCNN EP 3 - Woodland Apocalypse - Highway to Hell
hXXp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfDhgOZnkgk
NCNN EP 4 - Yose Esplanada
hXXp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_k-5X2y_QS8
cumeaternc edit: I tried to edit your picture link but I still can't get it to work.
Kinsey6 edit: Perhaps all the punctuation in the former filename. Fixed.
Hi Reznor,
I really appreciate your venting here.
I am on staff in the forum and contemplating also becoming on staff here in the torrent area. To date, I have only a basic understanding of what all torrent staff needs to do on a non-stop basis – like approving torrents from non-AA's and even reviewing AA's torrents after-the-fact. I have a lot of respect for this relatively small international pool of people that keeps the gears of this site in motion.
I also have a lot of appreciation for all the members that make this site a community. Without uploads, members here would evaporate. Members also contribute via the forum in addition to uploading torrents. Even leechers add value by rating and making comments on torrents. In the forum, I get to know people by nickname and more often by their avatar.
Reznor -- I don't know if your avatar is a pic of you or not. In any case, it is HOT. Therefore, I've seen you post occasionally and feel that I am getting to know you. You seem to always be on-point and respectful. This current thread is certainly respectful. I empathize with your frustration and anger.
Then I look at your stats and I am awestruck. A ratio of over 9.0 -- WOWSERS. A Seed Bonus Point bucket of over 14,500 -- WOWSERS. NC-cumeater states you've offered 327 uploads -- HOLY WOWSERS.
You obviously have a lot to offer us here at GT.ru and I sincerely hope you stick around, continue uploading, sharing in the forum about how to make things better (like you are currently), and especially feel appreciated.
I hope this temporary bump-in-the-road doesn't get under your skin.
Know that I appreciate your participation and hope you will move from anger towards love quickly.
Greatest regards and respect,
Tim
Interesting 2004 report from hXXp://www.glbtq.com/social-sciences/demographics.html
Demographics
Assessing the demographic characteristics of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender population can be a daunting challenge, in part because sexual orientation and gender identification are not easily measured constructs, data are relatively rare, and the glbtq population can be reluctant to identify themselves as such in surveys. Defining gay men, lesbians, and bisexuals by reported sexual attraction, behavior, or identification can yield different groups of people with different characteristics.
Further, few data sources that can be generalized to the population include questions about sexual orientation, behavior, or attraction; and even fewer ask questions about gender identification.
While most evidence suggests that the stigmatization of homosexual behavior in the United States and throughout the world is being reduced, it is still an important factor in the lives of glbtq people and for glbtq research. As a result, many glbtq individuals are reluctant to reveal information about their sexual orientation or gender identity to surveyors. Hence, undercounting and potential biases are persistent problems in data collection.
For all of these reasons, most demographic information about the glbtq population comes with a variety of caveats regarding the nature of the sample used to derive the information.
National U.S. Data Sources Used to Study the Gay and Lesbian Population
The decennial census represents perhaps the most widely used data source for describing both the geographic and demographic characteristics of the gay and lesbian population in the United States. The addition in the 1990 census of a category called “unmarried partner” to the household roster on the census allows for the identification of same-sex couples. Since census forms do not ask about sexual orientation, attraction, or behavior, the analyses from that data source are limited to same-sex couples.
Several other national surveys include ways of identifying single gay men and lesbians as well as bisexuals. These surveys tend to have relatively small sample sizes, especially when compared to census data. The General Social Survey (GSS) is a national survey of adults (ages 18 and above) conducted every two years and includes questions about same-sex sexual behavior. The National Health and Social Life Survey (NHSLS), fielded in 1992 only, included questions on sexual behavior, attraction, and identification, but was limited to the population ages 18-59.
The 2002/2003 round of the National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG) surveys men and women ages 18-44 and includes questions about sexual orientation. The National Longitudinal Survey of Adolescent Health (Add Health), a study of adolescents, also includes questions about sexual orientation.
Estimating the Size of the Gay and Lesbian Population
Estimating the size of the gay and lesbian population can provoke much debate. The legendary 10 percent figure, derived from Alfred Kinsey’s path-breaking Sexual Behavior in the Human Male (1948) is likely not terribly accurate. The figure comes from a finding that ten percent of the males in the Kinsey data were more or less exclusively homosexual for at least three years between the ages of 16 and 55. This is not the same as saying that 10 percent of adults identify as gay men or lesbians.
Voter exit polls in the United States found that between 4 and 5 percent of voters in the last five U.S. national elections identified as gay or lesbian. While voters may constitute a large sample of the U.S. population, they are still not representative of the population at large.
The NHSLS found that 1.4 percent of women and 2.8 percent of men thought of themselves as homosexual or bisexual, while more than 4 percent of women and more than 6 percent of men report a sexual attraction to people of the same sex. Another analysis that combines data from the NHSLS and several waves of the GSS finds that 3.6 percent of women and nearly 5 percent of men report having had sexual contact with a partner of the same sex since they were age 18. A national survey in Canada (2003) found that 1.9 percent of men and 1.6 percent of women reported being gay, lesbian, or bisexual.
Where Do Gay People Live?
Analyses of census data provided the first empirical evidence that gay men and lesbians live virtually everywhere in the United States. Census 2000 counts revealed that 99.3 percent of U.S. counties included at least one of the 594,391 same-sex couples counted.
Additional census findings include the following.
Among the 50 states, Vermont had the highest concentration of same-sex couples (nearly 1 percent of all households), followed by California, Washington, Massachusetts, and Oregon.
Among large metropolitan areas (population above 500,000), San Francisco, California had the highest concentration of same-sex couples (1.75 percent of all households), followed by Oakland, California, Seattle, Washington, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and Austin, Texas.
Among medium sized metropolitan areas (population 200,000-500,000), Santa Rosa, California had the highest concentration of same-sex couples (1.2 percent of all households), followed by Santa Cruz, California, Portland, Maine, Madison, Wisconsin, and Asheville, North Carolina.
Among small metropolitan areas (population less than 200,000), Santa Fe, New Mexico had the highest concentration of same-sex couples (1.1 percent of all households), followed by Burlington, Vermont, Bloomington, Indiana, Iowa City, Iowa, and Barnstable-Yarmouth, Massachusetts.
Among smaller towns, Provincetown, Massachusetts had the highest concentration of same-sex couples (12.8 percent of all households), followed by Guerneville, California, Wilton Manors, Florida, and two other California cities: West Hollywood and Palm Springs.
The top five neighborhoods (defined as zip codes) ranked by the concentration of same-sex couples among all households included Provincetown, the Castro neighborhood in San Francisco, Guerneville, the Twin Peaks neighborhood in San Francisco, and West Hollywood.
Location patterns for male and female couples differed. While California, Nevada, Florida, New York, and Georgia topped the list for states with the highest concentration of male couples, the top five states for female couples were Vermont, New Mexico, Oregon, Massachusetts, and California. Among all metropolitan areas, the top five for male couples were San Francisco, Fort Lauderdale, Santa Rosa, Seattle, and New York. The top five metropolitan areas for female couples were Santa Rosa, Santa Cruz, Santa Fe, San Francisco, and Oakland.
Location Patterns by Race/Ethnicity
More than a quarter of same-sex couples in the U.S. included a racial or ethnic minority. In general, gay or lesbian racial/ethnic minorities were more likely to cluster in areas with large numbers of similar racial/ethnic minorities than in places with high concentration of other gay male and lesbian couples.
States with the highest concentrations of African-American same-sex couples were Mississippi (1.68 per 1,000 households), Louisiana, South Carolina, Georgia, and Maryland. Among metropolitan areas, the top five in this category were Sumter, South Carolina (2.62 per 1,000 households), Albany, Georgia, Pine Bluff, Arkansas, Rocky Mount, North Carolina, and Florence, South Carolina.
States with the highest concentrations of Hispanic same-sex couples were New Mexico (2.28 per 1,000 households), California, Texas, Arizona, and Nevada. Four of the five top metropolitan areas in this ranking were in Texas: McAllen (5.32 per 1,000 households), Laredo, and Brownsville ranked as the top three with El Paso at fifth. Miami, Florida ranked fourth.
Gay and Lesbian Families with Children
According to Census 2000, nearly a quarter of same-sex couples in the U.S. were raising children, and these families lived in 96 percent of U.S. counties. Approximately one in five male couples were raising a child under age 18 compared to one in three female couples. There were at least 250,000 children being raised by more than 150,000 same-sex couples in the U.S.
Same-sex couples were most likely to have children in Mississippi (41 percent are raising children), followed by South Dakota, Alaska, South Carolina, and Louisiana. Among large metropolitan areas (population above 1 million), same-sex couples were most likely to have children in San Antonio, Texas (36 percent), Bergen-Passaic, New Jersey, Memphis, Tennessee, Houston, and Fort Worth, Texas.
Gay and Lesbian Seniors
Nearly 20 percent of coupled gay men and lesbians in the U.S. were at least 55 years old. The states with the highest proportion of coupled gay and lesbian seniors among adults were Vermont (1.63 per 1,000 adults), Florida, New Mexico, North Dakota, and Maine. Among metropolitan areas, the top five in this ranking were Barnstable-Yarmouth, Massachusetts (3.12 per 1,000 adults), Santa Rosa and San Francisco, California, Sarasota-Bradenton, Florida, and Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Education and Income
One of the most consistent findings from demographic studies of gay men and lesbians has to do with education and income. Nearly all studies (both in the U.S. and internationally) find that gay men and lesbians have higher education levels than other men and women. Most studies also find that gay men earn less than other men and lesbians earn more than other women, even when differences in age, education, and occupation are taken into account.
One study (using data primarily from the 1990s) found that the wages of gay men were between 14 and 16 percent below the wages of other men, while the wages of lesbians were 20 to 34 percent higher than the wages of other women. It should be noted that lesbian wages were on average still lower than the wages of gay men. The same study found that gay men and lesbians had higher education levels than their heterosexual counterparts. Both gay men and lesbians had on average 14.3 years of education, compared to 13.9 years for heterosexual men and women. Findings from census data on same-sex couples show similar patterns.
Gay Men and Lesbians in the Military
There are an estimated one million gay and lesbian veterans in the U.S. Coupled gay men are less likely than other men to serve in the military, while partnered lesbians are more than five times as likely as other women to report ever having served in the armed forces.
Conclusion
The myriad policy debates about gay and lesbian rights occurring in voting booths, courts, and legislative bodies around the world most often take place with limited information about the population under debate. In addition to the United States, census data collection efforts in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and several European countries are now including ways to count same-sex couples. As more countries recognize marriage rights for these couples, additional data will likely become available.
An increasing number of surveys are also asking questions about sexual orientation and gender identification. These data collection efforts hold the promise of providing a more accurate demographic picture of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender community.
I think I didn't do right … but don`t know how to handle it. Anyway, I got my shorts on already.
We here at GT.ru (staff and members) always REACH OUT to help. In the meantime, please REMOVE your shorts again! In that way, we ALL can help provide any and all assistance about "how to handle it." I am sure we will all help once your are ready, my brother – I, for one, have a few suggestions.
:rotfl:
Of these two tattoos, which do you think is the best?
MANY MORE tattoo pics at:
YOUNGBLOODS with Muscles and Tattoos
YOUNGBLOODS with Muscles and Tattoos - Part 2
TATTOOS ~ Men with INK!!!
Logan McCree (for tattoo-lovers)
TATTOO MEN ACTION ~ The hotest Asshole ever!!!!
Religious jewelry or tattoos are turn-on
Tattooed studs save whales in Asia (Greenpeace)
Powerful you have become, the dark side I sense in you.
Size matters not.
May the force be with you.
