Gay and Bisexual thread |OT2|Bears and Twinks and Otters. Oh My!
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Escape Goat
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you dont need that baby.
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you dont need that, baby.
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you dont need that, baby.
DR2K
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All of the above if I'm being brutally honest, although some of those don't matter as much to me, lol, but he's a great person on the inside and I like hanging out with him. I'll try putting him in the friendzone.
RatskyWatsky
Hunky Nostradamus
How horrible. I wouldn't want someone like that even as a friend tbh.
DR2K
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RatskyWatsky
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Aw, you seem like such an agreeable fellow. You deserve much better than him.
You wouldn't want to be friends with somebody just because they're out of shape, unattractive, and not well endowed?
Tell me you're kidding Ratsky.
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This saltiness is super weird.
RatskyWatsky
Hunky Nostradamus
Why?
SpaceBridge
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New York is everything.
Charles Foster Kane
Rosebud
I've never been there, but I love New York. Maybe because of how Woody Allen (and movies in general) romanticized it. I see it as America's Paris.
SpaceBridge
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"You're relationship with SpaceBridge has grown deeper. You feel your bond may become closer"
lmao ^ #dead
What American city do you think is portrayed more romantically then?
"America's Paris"? I've never heard New York described as that. I always associated L.A. with love and glamour personally.
That's the only other city I can think of, but I feel like New York has had significantly more romantic portrayals in media. Los Angeles makes me think of noir stories.
I have no clue about what cities are more romantically portrayed, but having been to NYC, many, many times, I wouldn't even consider comparing it to the image that Paris gets.
I think Paris is in it's own league, but insofar as any American city has to be compared to Paris, I think New York's the likeliest choice.
Charles Foster Kane
Rosebud
Manhattan (the movie) did it to me.
RatskyWatsky
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The thing is that I do see RatskyWatsky laughing like that, with glass in hand...while browsing GAF.
Her gifs are so overused, it makes me sick.
DR2K
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I doubt I'll find an attractive person with personal qualities like that, would be ideal. But I really do think it's either or.
RatskyWatsky
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Trying to find an American city that compares to Paris is difficult in some ways. Most of Paris was designed before the advent of the automobile, and buiding a living arrangement based around the automobile absolutely trashed urban design to the point where most of the human-built landscape over the past three generations or so is goddamn fugly.
So in all likelihood, we'd have to choose from older North American cities. Never been to NYC, but it's at the top of my vacation wish list.
(Sorry.. a pet topic of mine..)
So in all likelihood, we'd have to choose from older North American cities. Never been to NYC, but it's at the top of my vacation wish list.
(Sorry.. a pet topic of mine..)
SpaceBridge
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So you're choosing good looks/sex over a "perfect" everything else?
Honestly, I can't tell anymore when you're serious or facetious.
RatskyWatsky
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Henchmen21
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I miss New York. I was born there but haven't been back in 20 odd years.
User 73706
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You devil
Charles Foster Kane
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Yes, I said I see it as USA's Paris, but maybe that's because I'm not from the US. Your perception might be different from mine. All I know is outside the US, New York is the most romanticized city. Specially from some kind of movies, and no, I don't mean those bullshit Sex and the City movies. You may not agree, but no other city from the USA is as recognizable in foreign countries. The city of the American Dream, with its Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, Empire State Building, and former Twin Towers. The shots as Vito Corleone arrives to New York in The Godfather Part II are unforgettable as are Manhattan's shots in Allen's film.
I really would love to visit New York some day. It is indeed romanticized, or maybe that's the wrong word, it is certainly the most well known city. My american friend once told me that besides San Francisco and New York there isn't really a lot of good places to visit in the US.
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