Amen To That!

Happy Pride!

My fellow gays and lesbians, lets celebrate our PRIDE. Speaking for myself, I know I am happy with myself, I like who I am, I am proud of my gayness, and no one can take that away from me. We are here, we are queer, get used to it!

Lady Bunny and Alex @ RockIt in Amalia friday night.

Is It Just Me Or…

…Does this picture gives the impression that the guy receiving the massage has a hard-on? I mean, what is that? It must be an erect penis. And if so, does that mean this massage parlor gives you the “happy ending”? I should have totally gone inside and find out myself!

What do you think? Is the guy enjoying the massage a little too much?

Mr. Funny Man Not So Funny

Today I got to meet none other than Steve Carell. Considering that he’s  a comedian and the type of work he does, you would think that he would be all smiles, funny, and just lively. Well, to my shock, it was totally the opposite.

He seemed sad, depressed, annoyed, tired. I don’t know, but he didn’t look normal to me. He looked as if he just received really bad news. Maybe he had a long night? Maybe he’s not a morning person? Maybe in real life he’s just crabby?

Nonetheless, it was still nice to meet him. And of course, as every famous person’s duty-  he was generou$. I mean, they make lots of money, it is almost an obligation for them to tip well. Plus, if they don’t, I can just run and tell everyone how cheap they are! Thankfully, everyone has been good so far, even Mr. Carell.

One word of advice to you Mr. Carell– Smile, dude!

Rocky Look-Alike Is A Hero!

A friend sent me an Email with this cute little story about this precious Chihuahua being a Hero! Read on-

Tiny Dog is Big Hero When Hearing-Impaired Owner’s House Catches Fire

by Kristen Seymour Jun 12th 2009 10:00AM

One little Chihuahua-mix didn’t let his size get in the way of a big rescue. Lillian Miller, a 58-year-old Florida resident, had removed her hearing aids when she went to bed last weekend, and although the fire alarm started going off around 3 a.m., she continued to sleep peacefully. That is, until her dog, Spaz, barked loudly enough to wake her up.

According to the Orlando Sentinel, Miller took the dog out, thinking he just needed a late-night potty break (who hasn’t needed one of those from time to time?), but when she turned back to her mobile home, she saw flames coming from the windows. Miller’s mother, Eudora, credits the pooch with saving her daughter’s life, adding that although they don’t know Spaz’ age, he’s “cute as can be.”

Carol Christopherson, President of Florida Service Dogs, Inc., said, “Those [in the deaf and hard of hearing community] who have pets often report that their animals (whether trained or not) either bark at them or paw at them to communicate. Dogs are reactive in nature, and since they don’t understand the English language, their world is all visual, like a deaf person.”

On a side note, trained hearing dogs really do some amazing things. Deana Welch-Dale, a teaching consultant for the deaf and hard of hearing, has seen dogs that alert to their owners name in busy and loud environments. Additionally, they can pay for items at the grocery store, grab a drink from the fridge, even call 911 in the event of an emergency!