Shakesthegrounds Rumblings

[Katie77]

HAPPY VALENTINES DAY TRU

[injest]

You ever look at a picture like that and wonder about the story behind it? Were they actors? Lovers? Did their relatives see it?

When we were up at the Stock Show a few weeks ago, out in the parking lot two handsome boys no older than twenty were loading their truck and they gave each other a huge hug when they finished and one said something about "Once in a lifetime" but I didn't hear the rest....

THAT is a story I would like to know the rest of! Were they brothers? didn't look like it to me....just good friends? what?

[Shakesthecoffecan]

THAT is a story I would like to know the rest of! Were they brothers? didn't look like it to me....just good friends? what?

THAT I recognize. It first come to me doing Genealogy on my ancestors. We have a ton of clues, but no testamony.

I think the testamony will come with out generation, our time.  We will tell our stories, best we can.

Love you Jess!

[loneleeb3]

THAT I recognize. It first come to me doing Genealogy on my ancestors. We have a ton of clues, but no testamony.

I think the testamony will come with out generation, our time.  We will tell our stories, best we can.

Love you Jess!

Ya know, I think that would be a great name for a...I don't know, theatrical event maybe.
Where people get on stage and tell their stories. Maybe call it "Testimony: The Gay Narratives."
Gay men and women,family members of gay men and women, would stand on a dark stage, a spotlight would come on and behind them a screen with images of their life. They would tell thier stories and the lights would go dark then another spotlight down the stage would come on and another person would start their story.
I think it would be powerful.

[ifyoucantfixit]

          Instead of it being" the vagina monologues."  I could be called the "Gay chronologues."

[loneleeb3]

          Instead of it being" the vagina monologues."  I could be called the "Gay chronologues."

Good One!! I like it.

[Jeff Wrangler]

Whatever you do, don't call it the Penis Monologues.   

No, or you'll wind up in deep shit, like Jane Fonda, who apparently used the "c"-word that means vagina on the Today show this morning.

I understand it went out over the air here on the East Coast, but NBC was able to block in time zones farther west.

[Jeff Wrangler]

This is a good idea, Richard.  How about "Love: Calling It By Name" as a title, in reference to the old and antiquated adage "the love that dare not speak its name."

Some conservatives complain because, so they say, "the love that dare not speak its name" now never seems to shut up. ...

[Jeff Wrangler]

Darn, the stuff I'll miss now that I've moved to California.     Bet nobody saw Miss Jackson's boob out here either.

Why did Jane use the "c" word?  Was she mad at somebody?   

Naw, she was on the show because she's doing a production of the play The Vagina Monologues.

Unfortunately I was already at work, so I missed it. I just read about it on AOL news.

[Ellemeno]

Naw, she was on the show because she's doing a production of the play The Vagina Monologues.

Unfortunately I was already at work, so I missed it. I just read about it on AOL news.

Aah, YouTube...(have the sound down at work)

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3qXUFyzrjM[/youtube]