“I’ll be wearing a suit, but don’t be fooled, deep down I’m a queen.” Sergio Garcia you are an utter fool.
Just two weeks ago the mainstream media was aglow with reports of “progressive” Los Angeles Fairfax High School electing a gay male as the school’s Prom Queen. What started out as a stunt has grown, [...]
He Is A Dancing Queen…
Are You Proud Now?
Gay liberation is getting old. Soon we’ll be drag queening our movement into its 40th year. As any movement will, ours has grown, shrunk back, and changed the way it attempts to gain equality for the estimated 31 million Americans that identify as gay. Given the current state of the economy, the country’s attempt at [...]
My Name Is…
Well I’m finally getting my life together in Houston, and all it took was two years! Everyone thought I was crazy to pick up and leave New York City for Houston, Texas in all of 24 hours, but I’ve landed a fantastic job, I volunteer in the community and I even have a column in [...]
I Do….Iowa?
Well this whole gay marriage thing certainly is moving along faster than I thought it would; Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Oregon all recognize some form of gay union or another, and I’m sure I’m forgetting one or two. But now Iowa, a state with an entire population only slightly larger than our own [...]
You, Sir, Are My Better.
Julius’ birthday is coming up and so it is my duty to get a party organized, I’m not complaining. I received a list of guests that Julius would like to be at his birthday party, I entered all of the data into Evite, not noticing his friend Jason was on the list. It wasn’t until [...]
Anyone Heard About AIDS Lately?
By the way the news media treats it, you would think that HIV/AIDS doesn’t exist, that there’s been a cure and it’s something of a distant worry like polio or smallpox – but it’s not. In fact, the United States is the only country currently working on HIV/AIDS research that doesn’t have an AIDS [...]
Can You Hear Me Now? Shut The Hell Up!
Every morning, as I catch the Light Rail to work, there’s this woman who arrives to the platform in scrubs. There’s only one reason someone wears scrubs outside of a medical building – they want you to know they work in a medical building. Think about it, scrubs get all sorts of materials on them [...]
Houston Metro, How May We Disgust You?
I’ve ridden on the Metro systems of the world; New York City, Washington D.C., Paris and Mexico City. One day I hope to ride on the most beautiful Metro system in the world, the Moscow Metro, but I digress. Houston Metro has to be, by far, the worst Metro system in what is rated as [...]
More Good News
Just a heads up everyone, I am now a small time columnist for a small paper that caters to the Houston/Galveston market! My first article was published this weekend – it’s biweekly – and let’s hope this is just the beginning of more to come!
Rule 520
My current temporary position is itching to hire me full time; I’ve never seen an employer so eager. There’s a snag – isn’t there always – my agency wants at least $5,500 for the privilege of hiring me. By their calculations that’s 15% of what my salary would be. $5,500! That’s NUTS! I’m my biggest [...]
