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Nucks wrote:

Lady Murasaki wrote:

Nucks wrote:

Stooo wrote:

Guest wrote:Good song

Fucking mad hair though...

And a fivehead.

What’s a fivehead?

Like a forehead but bigger.

Lady Murasaki wrote:

Nucks wrote:

Stooo wrote:

Guest wrote:Good song

Fucking mad hair though...

And a fivehead.

What’s a fivehead?

Nucks wrote:

Stooo wrote:

Guest wrote:Good song

Fucking mad hair though...

And a fivehead.

Guest wrote:

Dean wrote:

Guest wrote:

Jobless Oddball wrote:

Dean wrote:
Maybe Raven thinks it’s only gay men that stick things up their bottom...

Are you saying you shove things up your shitter??????????????????????????????????????????????????

He gets others to do that for him.

How would you know?

I AM that hamster

Stooo wrote:

Guest wrote:Good song

Fucking mad hair though...

Guest wrote:Good song

Dean wrote:

Guest wrote:

Jobless Oddball wrote:

Dean wrote:
Maybe Raven thinks it’s only gay men that stick things up their bottom...

Are you saying you shove things up your shitter??????????????????????????????????????????????????

He gets others to do that for him.

How would you know?

Nucks wrote:
Is it a country song?

Stooo wrote:

Nucks wrote:

Red Okktober wrote:

Nucks wrote:

Lady Murasaki wrote:Rock Hudson. And all the hundreds of others.
Doesn’t Thomas Cruise still pretend?

Even Elton John was.

Although being gay doesn't carry the stigma it once used to, it's probably still seen as something that could limit an actor's chances at landing leading man roles.

There's quite a lot of gay mainstream movies out these days, but they look pretty boring tbh. Gay characters in regular movies are perfectly normal and acceptable, but films that put 'being gay' above a decent storyline tend to be not very good. They seem to focus on curly headed teens in white Y-fronts, sitting around a swimming pool in Greece or the South of France being bummed by someone called 'Sebastian'

Other than Brokeback Mountain I don't think I've watched many films where the lead character was gay or that it was the main theme.

I believe women who marry gay men (knowing they're gay) are called beards. Image is pretty important in Hollywood, bankability, etc.

The song 'Band of Gold' pretty much covered it.

Nucks wrote:

Red Okktober wrote:

Nucks wrote:

Lady Murasaki wrote:Rock Hudson. And all the hundreds of others.
Doesn’t Thomas Cruise still pretend?

Even Elton John was.

Although being gay doesn't carry the stigma it once used to, it's probably still seen as something that could limit an actor's chances at landing leading man roles.

There's quite a lot of gay mainstream movies out these days, but they look pretty boring tbh. Gay characters in regular movies are perfectly normal and acceptable, but films that put 'being gay' above a decent storyline tend to be not very good. They seem to focus on curly headed teens in white Y-fronts, sitting around a swimming pool in Greece or the South of France being bummed by someone called 'Sebastian'

Other than Brokeback Mountain I don't think I've watched many films where the lead character was gay or that it was the main theme.

I believe women who marry gay men (knowing they're gay) are called beards. Image is pretty important in Hollywood, bankability, etc.

Red Okktober wrote:

Dean wrote:Sounds like you’ve watched a few of them mate...

There are a lot of misleading titles out there - always try and watch a trailer first.