Poll: If Judy Garland were alive today would she think dbphoenix is a pussy?
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I'm afraid to click that link. I'm worried there are images there that will make me lose my lunch.
Hahahaha ...go ahead .. no pics but there was this:
Friend of Dorothy
http://gaylife.about.com/cs/gaylifeglossary/g/dorothy.htm
LOL!
Now I have to clean my browser history so my wife doesn't accidentally pull up a link I've been on and start weeping....
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That would do it!!
And thank God I showed up late, not needing to click on it. Wait a sec bro. I think I have a way you can buy a new gun! Show her this thread, and tell her you clicked a gay link by accident. (Don't let her scroll to here, lol) And doing so, felt so un-manly, you HAD TO buy a macho mag fed animal in order to save your marriage from sure doom! I think it just may have a chance! Wait, I'm the divorced guy. Scratch that idea bro! I may be a bad influence here!
Hah...her rule is "sell a gun, buy a gun."
I know. And EXTREMELY sorry for even getting that idea even close! Trust me, you can think about it, but don't do it!:eek:
Is dbphoenix both gay and homeless?
Judy Garland Celebrated With 'Night Of A Thousand Judys' Benefit For Homeless LGBT Youth
The worlds of Broadway, folk-rock, television and downtown cabaret will unite once again for “Night of a Thousand Judys,” honoring homeless lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) youth as well as the legacy of Judy Garland.
Now it its fourth year, “Night of a Thousand Judys” will feature performances by Broadway’s Rory O’Malley and Sierra Boggess along with “Queer as Folk” star Randy Harrison and singer-songwriter Erin McKeown. Also making their “Judys” debut at the June 16 event are Austin Scarlett of “Project Runway,” jazz violinist Aaron Weinstein and singer Jane Monheit, among others.
As in previous years, "Night of a Thousand Judys" -- which is a special presentation of New York-based actor, writer and performer Justin Sayre's variety show “The Meeting” and timed to coincide with Pride Month -- will benefit the Ali Forney Center, a New York advocacy group dedicated to homeless LGBT teens and young adults.
“The show has really become an event, something each of us on the team look forward to every year,” Sayre, who’s also a HuffPost Gay Voices blogger, said. “But more so than any of the specifics, it becomes a celebration of this iconic performer that we all adore. At the core of what makes Judy Garland great is her vulnerability.”
He then added, “Every song is a master class in giving.”
The Huffington Post spoke with three of the evening’s performers about their favorite Judy Garland moments. Check out what they had to share below.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/06/10/night-of-a-thousand-judys-2014_n_5454908.html
Judy Garland Celebrated With 'Night Of A Thousand Judys' Benefit For Homeless LGBT Youth
The worlds of Broadway, folk-rock, television and downtown cabaret will unite once again for “Night of a Thousand Judys,” honoring homeless lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) youth as well as the legacy of Judy Garland.
Now it its fourth year, “Night of a Thousand Judys” will feature performances by Broadway’s Rory O’Malley and Sierra Boggess along with “Queer as Folk” star Randy Harrison and singer-songwriter Erin McKeown. Also making their “Judys” debut at the June 16 event are Austin Scarlett of “Project Runway,” jazz violinist Aaron Weinstein and singer Jane Monheit, among others.
As in previous years, "Night of a Thousand Judys" -- which is a special presentation of New York-based actor, writer and performer Justin Sayre's variety show “The Meeting” and timed to coincide with Pride Month -- will benefit the Ali Forney Center, a New York advocacy group dedicated to homeless LGBT teens and young adults.
“The show has really become an event, something each of us on the team look forward to every year,” Sayre, who’s also a HuffPost Gay Voices blogger, said. “But more so than any of the specifics, it becomes a celebration of this iconic performer that we all adore. At the core of what makes Judy Garland great is her vulnerability.”
He then added, “Every song is a master class in giving.”
The Huffington Post spoke with three of the evening’s performers about their favorite Judy Garland moments. Check out what they had to share below.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/06/10/night-of-a-thousand-judys-2014_n_5454908.html
That would explain a lot.
Nice of them. And what have you done for the homeless lately? Or ever?