The "ABCs of BBM": Round 965! (Rules in first post)

[memento]

Ennis moaned with pleasure that first night with Jack, but his lips were sealed.

[Fran]

Jack numbs his feelings by engaging in meaningless sex with a Mexican prostitute.

[Meryl]

After renewing his relationship with Jack, Ennis became more aware of the occult body language of homosexuals:  "And then you get out on the pavement, and everyone, lookin' at you, and maybe they all know, too?"

[memento]

The American society likes to pigeonhole people into categories. Pigeonholing is a term that can be used to attempt to describe or classify individuals into exclusive groups, which homosexuals could be neatly placed, as well as cowboys.

Annie Proulx, the author of “Brokeback Mountain,” took the typical all American heterosexual cowboy that herds cattle, ropes and rides horses in the wild mountainous country, where meals are cooked over open fires and a cowboy is kicked back against his saddle with a harmonica, playing “Home On The Range,” and complicates it by making two cowboys fall in love and have a sexual relationship. Annie Proulx did not just accidently write about this taboo love affair between these two cowboys. She is attempting to enlighten her readers about this sensitive subject and show how two people of the same gender could conceivably have an enduring love, even though they are not your typical stereotype of the fluffy, limp wrist gay men. Proulx helps shatter the thoughts of what homophobic American society thinks about gay men not being able to have a lasting, meaningful relationship.

The Gay Cowboy Stereotype in Annie Proulx’s “Brokeback Mountain”

[Fran]

Too drunk to ride his horse, Ennis ends up sharing Jack's bedroll, which results in the loss of one sheep.

[southendmd]

Tent Scene Two demonstrated Ennis's sheepishness at lovemaking.

[Meryl]

Poor as a church mouse, Ennis packed an extra shirt in a paper bag and made his way to Signal by thumbing a ride with a truck driver.

[Fran]

Despite concerns that some moviegoers would shun the so-called "gay cowboy movie" because of it's untraditional theme, Brokeback Mountain ended up being a commercial success.

[memento]

Bobby tried to weasel his way out of eating his cereal on Thanksgiving day.

[Fran]

Round 949!

This one's for the Gleeks.

The Glee Round!

Each post will include an unplayed word as well as
the title of a song featured on Glee.

Song titles may repeat, and individual song titles may be
taken from mash-ups.  To add to the Gleeks' enjoyment,
YouTube videos of the featured song may be included in the post.

Unfamiliar with Glee songs?  No problem.
Song titles from the different seasons may be found below:

Season 1
Season 2
Season 3