As a followup to my last post, here is a one minute clip from the movie, Shanghai Knights. I want to thank Jesper, our friend from the Netherlands, for sending this to us. This little clip is soooo hilarious! Hope you enjoy.
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I Wanna be a Wrestler Now
Anybody ever had an interest in wrestling? We had a wrestling team in my high school and I tried to go every time they had a match -- uh, to see if it might be a sport I might want to try out for, ya know?
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| OUCH, dude! Wait 'till we get to the locker room, will ya? |
Kyle Proposes to Tommy
"On April 28, I proposed to my boyfriend, Tommy, in front of 700 people at his former college a cappella group's spring concert, which marked the 20th anniversary of the group. The Boston University Dear Abbeys had just released their new CD, which my boyfriend had spent the last two years recording and producing as the group's music director.
"I conspired to be summoned onstage so I could propose in front of almost all the people dearest to us. You see, the Dear Abbeys are more than a college singing group, they're a family. They're our family, so I knew it was crucial they be a part of the plan.
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| Kyle and Tommy |
"We will be getting married on October 12, 2013, in honor of Matthew Shepard's life and the legacy the Shepards have created with their foundation's work in the world. If our story could help even one burdened soul or change one person's opinion on gay marriage, we'd feel accomplished.
"We're hoping that the love we experienced is shared in this video and offers hope to those struggling with their sexual identities or feeling isolated and scared, educates those who may not agree with gay marriage, and promotes equality while erasing hatred.
~~Kyle Piers"
From: Advocate.com
A Speedo Summer!
Our friend Thorny sent me a Happy Birthday greeting this past week. He's always on the lookout for me of pics of guys in Speedos. He jokingly said these guys heard it's was my birthday and were very excited for me! I need to get my magnifying glass and see if I can tell how excited they truly are! LOL!
And here's a vid I found for your viewing pleasure. They're not exactly Speedos, but still....
The Journey of an Openly Gay Teen Hockey Player
Thanks to Rolly, one of our Canadian followers, who told us about this story.
If you want to read something inspirational that will have you cheering one minute and crying tears of joy the next, check this out. We're posting one of his videos where he talks about coming out, and we'll have a link to the other videos he's doing documenting his journey.
(Scott Heggart, third from right, received a lot of support from his sister Sonya Long, left, father Randy, boyfriend Brock Doivon, mother Julie Wilson and brother Russell when he came out, but it was his teammates' reaction that proved most surprising. "They recognized how much courage it took and they recognized how much trust he was putting in them," Julie says.) Photograph credit: Bruno Schlumberger, Ottawa Citizen
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From The National Post (March 17, 2012):
Scott Heggart was a big, strapping teenager, who topped out at six-foot-four. He played football, basketball, softball and hockey.
And he had a secret.
It was difficult enough to share it with his mom and dad.
But as a young athlete, steeped in the machismo of sport, where “about the worst thing” is to be a “fag” or a “homo,” there was one conversation that was even harder.
Telling his teammates he was gay.
(Story continues by clicking here.)
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If you want to read something inspirational that will have you cheering one minute and crying tears of joy the next, check this out. We're posting one of his videos where he talks about coming out, and we'll have a link to the other videos he's doing documenting his journey.
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From The National Post (March 17, 2012):
Scott Heggart was a big, strapping teenager, who topped out at six-foot-four. He played football, basketball, softball and hockey.
And he had a secret.
It was difficult enough to share it with his mom and dad.
But as a young athlete, steeped in the machismo of sport, where “about the worst thing” is to be a “fag” or a “homo,” there was one conversation that was even harder.
Telling his teammates he was gay.
(Story continues by clicking here.)
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The rest of his Youtube videos documenting his journey can be found here: Scott's videos.