I think the reason gay men in the media speak with that voice is because they are predominantly camp gay men in the media, and that’s because the media lends itself to camp? I would fully agree with what you wrote there Rich 🙂 “In the USA life is serious, but not hopeless in the UK is hopeless, but not serious!” However, I believe that if you move out into the wider world we’d be very surprised as to just how many gay men don’t fit that stereotype and the reason we don’t know they’re there, or exist, is precisely because they’re just quietly getting on with their lives and don’t fit the stereotype in the least.
A surprising number of men are coming out, in public life, or being “outed,” in one way or another, who don’t comform to our traditional expectatiosn as to what gay men are about. On the gay scene, certainly during the 70s/80s it was all part of the “fashion,” and the only visible gay men in the media were camp. I’d say a bit of both, going by experience, but I also think it depends on where you’ve met the majority of your gay examples.
“It can be commonly found in gay men, for whatever reason (affected or natural, one wonders?)” The goons in the state legislature criticize the service then do things that ensure the deterioration continues. You apparently live in Atlanta so you know the criticisms of MARTA, but do you realize that the deterioration in service is mostly a self-fulfilling prophecy. Public transportation is virtually nonexistent in most of America and don’t get me started on passenger trains. and like it, but healthcare is hit or miss and depends mostly on ability to pay or access and quality to health insurance. is wrong even if the evidence is overwhelming (Iraq 2003 to present) or god forbid, suggests that the U.S. Americans will get rather upset if someone suggests the U.S. You talk about English people not having a sense of humour and I find that rather puzzling from an American. Of course, there are a few solicitors in the family. We come from working class stock and several of my relatives would be considered blue collar in the U.S. My young cousins have teeth like models, straight and white. At my cousin’s wedding in Hampshire, I saw relatives I had never met before. If not for an American uncle, I would not have seen a dentist. The only time either went to a dentist was to have their rotten teeth pulled. My American grandparents had no teeth from their middle 40s. Nana had the teeth of an old woman, but they were her teeth and other than two slightly crooked bottom teeth the same as mine she had no imperfections due to lack of care. I have heard the bad teeth remark so many times from Americans, and it never jived with my experiences. I was raised by my very Southern paternal grandparents in Georgia about 60 miles west of Atlanta from age 4 however, I maintained contact with my English mother, grandmother, uncle, aunt, cousins. I am English by birth but was brought to the U.S. Jack Straw MP.Rob Zak in the ATL: I should have kept up with the posts on this topic. A tiny, shrivelled penis, found on Egyptian mummies, Siberian nudists and the Rt. An act of intercourse performed at work during a lunchbreak, perhaps in a store-room or on a photocopier.
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