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Also, can you imagine if we gave him a bigger head?

RIP Roger Moore. How could I not mourn a fellow Alaskan?

Feliz Cumpleaños Brent! That means Happy Birthday in Spanish.

I don't remember being there? BTW, that's a rude way to refer to older gay men and Colin!

Once you're done with all of Mike's chores, be sure to stop, have a drink and celebrate! Have a fantastic day Raffy!

Those poor little carrots aren't even grown yet!

Bought it back in '86. Fantastic album! I think my favorite track is "My Old Friend the Blues".

Lube?

Generally people refer to me in all things whiskey around here. I'm kind of known for that. In this case however, I think my compadres have given some excellent suggestions, so nothing to add.

RIP Chris. Soundgarden was one of my favorite alt-rock (I hate that term) bands. Right up there with Pearl Jam and Nirvana IMO.

Saw them on SNL. They're pretty good. Even though they resemble a female Hanson (of course Hanson resembled a female Hanson).

Have a fantastic day!

Gluten free steak?

I remember those. It was the Buick version of the Chevy Monza.

RIP Powers. I was captivated by his portrayal of Jim Jones.

1980 Mercury Bobcat. I inherited it from my Mother, who inherited it from my Grandfather. Luckily I only had to drive it for a few months, before it self ignited. A short in the wiring burnt up the entire engine bay area. What a POS!

http://www.jdpower.com/cars/study/2016-Automotive-Performance-Execution-and-Layout-(APEAL)-Study-by-Category/1312ENG/Small-Car/1027

Hope you had a great Birthday!

^ This!

Wrong Justin. Sorry for the mix-up.

Fail. gundam style

Our little boy is all grown up! Hell, he probably doesn't even chug expensive whiskey, and puke at parties anymore! It's been fun watching the change in your perceptions and attitudes. But I'd kind of like to see you get drunk and reach for the TICE again, just once more before you abandon youth altogether! Hah! Your not too old to embarrass on your Birthday! Justin, have a fabulous day!

I would buy a CMoy, but have it Gold plated. Everyone knows that pretty sounds better.

Watched it a few months back. I was pretty young when the debates happened, but I remember the hub bub. Mostly I remember my Dad using the word "faggot", and feeling very awkward and hurt, but of course I just did what most gay boys did back then, and receded inward. Watching them recently was a whole new experience. Much more prideful. Spending time with my Oldest Brother recently, and laughing at gay things, with absolutely no malice, reinforces how far we've all come. Gore was a first role model for me, as even my Dad respected his insight and wit. Dad did come around eventually. The City and the Pillar was the first gay novel I ever read, and that started a change inside me that started the revelation that I was not alone.