god like bigger than life vocal sound?

[noisedude]

are you gay? i just thought you were a prick (from your avatar).

 

[crazydoc]

are you gay? i just thought you were a prick (from your avatar).

No. The point is, you tell them you are, then get laid as they convert you!
Actually, I've never done it, since I'm an old married guy and my wife would cut my balls off if I ever tried it.

 

[chessrock]

No. The point is, you tell them you are, then get laid as they convert you!

Wouldn't that be kinda' like you converting them ? ?

 

[noisedude]

hmmm....it's a theory, i guess ...

 

[bsanfordnyc]

You must live in a different world than I do.

And the lifestyle is certainly no "threat "to me (except fer them crazy muslims), but rather a pain in the ass, like being left-handed in a right-handed world. You learn to compensate and make allowances

you must live in a small town with little or no diversity. Because where I live, you'd probably fit right in as a left-hander.

 

[crazydoc]

you must live in a small town with little or no diversity. Because where I live, you'd probably fit right in as a left-hander.

Any place would be a small town compared to NYC (at least in New Yorker minds.) I used to live on 139th St and 3rd Ave - there was diversity.

 

[chessrock]

In my neighborhood, if you're not hispanic, then you're a minority.

In my girlfriend's neighborhood, and you're not gay then you're in the minority.

If you venture over to Ukranian village (maybe a few miles away from me), and you're not Polish . . . then you're in the minority.

Some of you guys just need to get yourselves out to a big city sometime. There's a whole different world out there beyond your Strip malls, bowling alleys and Applebee's restaurants.

 

[crazydoc]

Some of you guys just need to get yourselves out to a big city sometime. There's a whole different world out there beyond your Strip malls, bowling alleys and Applebee's restaurants.

Some of you guys just need to get yourselves out of a big city sometime. Out to the trailer parks, the RV parks, and the shantytowns. You'll get another perspective on humankind.

I've known people who grew up in NYC and never left the city limits their whole lifetime.

 

[chessrock]

I've known people who grew up in NYC and never left the city limits their whole lifetime.

Yea, but those people have probably seen more . . . done more . . . met a vast array of different kinds of people from all different backgrounds and ways of life . . . just in one year of living there than a lot of people ever will in their entire lifetime roaming the trailor parks.

New York in particular. Jeezus, talk about a melting pot.

I used to live in small town America and I still have plenty of family and friends there. The longer you're away from them, the more you notice how much more sheltered their way of life is. People I know who live in bigger cities . . . their lives and personalities just seem to change a little every time I see them. While the guys back home really haven't changed at all since I left. Still doing the same boring shit, really. It's kinda' sad.

Ya' know, Crazy doc . . . here in "the City," I'd bet no one would bat an eyelash over the fact that you're not in to God or that you're a leftie. We deal with a lot stranger things than that every day.

 

[crazydoc]

Yea, but those people have probably seen more . . . done more . . . met a vast array of different kinds of people from all different backgrounds and ways of life . . . just in one year of living there than a lot of people ever will in their entire lifetime roaming the trailor parks.

New York in particular. Jeezus, talk about a melting pot.

Yeah. Archie Bunker comes to mind.