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[vicarz]

More trite gay talk:
Stereotypical gay/straight mannerisms will always face the complication of what behavior is reinforced, so what is natural again? I think natural is that lovely state of just not caring, of recognizing the roots of much behavior, enjoying the origin and laughing about it, playing with the roles, exaggerating them...

Gay jokes will always be funny. Sexual tension is always funny, and it's quite common to make skin-slappy jokes about who is zoomin who. As gay relationships by the rosiest approximations are a minority of the total pool, they'll always be a bit unexpected and therefore subject to more tension, hence more giggle appeal.

In other news, be careful with these, the glass didlos. Please shop carefully.
http://www.blowfish.com/catalog/toys/glass_dildos.html WARNING - pics of glass dildos may not be safe for work
Mmmm, bloopy glass...

Comments

[tehcas.livejournal.com]

If you do plan to use this up your butt, be careful. Although a nearly 10" toy would be a surprise to lose up your butt, stranger things have happened.

Hate to spend hundred bucks on one of those and find out it has a nick in the glass.

[sunnyfunny.livejournal.com]

playing with the roles/

always fun ;-)

[sunnyfunny.livejournal.com]

Hate to spend hundred bucks on one of those and find out it has a nick in the glass.

better to find it first than get an error by trial...

[bluvampr.livejournal.com]

wow. those are actually quite beautiful...

hehe, wouldn't that be funny: oh hi mom, yeah i got rid of my collection of silver candlesticks, now i display all my lovely glass dildos!

[vicar.livejournal.com]

They are pretty - but note the instructions. I tend to think they would lack friction, a small amount of which I think you need. The instructions note that glass is really hard to keep a hold of when lubricated...this strikes me as far trickier than say...dropping the soap in the shower.

[inlaterdays.livejournal.com]

yay, blowfish. i love the way those look, but they're spendy. :/

[bluvampr.livejournal.com]

haha..

they should come equipped with rubber "handles" or something... and really, the myriad textures would make up for any lack of friction, i think.

[mercurialgirl.livejournal.com]

Shiny!

An FYI - I'm regularly pretty brutal with mine (they're all Phallix (http://www.playhouseindustries.com/scripts/default.asp), though, and durable as hell) and can say from experience that they can fly across a room, miss your intended target, bounce off a wall, and they're still just fine. No nicks, chips, dents that weren't put there on purpose, etc. I'm *almost* tempted to actually drop one from a roof to see if it holds up, but these things are pretty hardy. And the glass holds heat and cold *really* well, which can be all kindsa fun.

Also: shiny!
http://photobucket.com/albums/y83/Lillith_Within/NSFW/?action=view¤t=ShinyToysDeMille_2.jpg

[tehcas.livejournal.com]

The 'juicer' models have handle type handles on them. If you're into that sort of play.

[vicar.livejournal.com]

I'm not sure he'll appreciate my views. I am anti-religion, and he asks for prayers. He is quite upset, we are handling it like just another bill in the pile. He talks about too young, and I have a niece who had a brain tumor removed at the age of 12 - and that doesn't strike me as any more "unjust" than my father.

I mean I'm happy to help, but I think we're not quite operating in the same plane.

[threnodyeris.livejournal.com]

"I'm not sure he'll appreciate my views. I am anti-religion, and he asks for prayers."

Billy is much more accepting of non-religious people than many non-religious people are of him.

"He is quite upset, we are handling it like just another bill in the pile."
That's exactly why I asked you to say something to him (no worries now-- she's in stage 1 or 2, 90% cure rate and he's finished with chemo finally. i really DO appreciate that you took the time to read his post).

"I mean I'm happy to help, but I think we're not quite operating in the same plane."

Because your post about your father was not friends-locked, I figured it was ok to leave him the link as a comment on his blog.

Billy's comment back to to me reads, "Thank you! Sometimes I need a reminder to put things in perspective. I appreciate your thoughts and prayers!"

I think the prayers part was directed at me :)

I just thought you should know that your perspective was appreciated.

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