As some of you may know, from last summer until he dropped out of the race, John Edwards was my guy for president. I guess now it's a good thing he didn't get the nomination. 
A Project Runway Rundown, from a gay's and a straight man's perspective.
This week Dave S. had a bit of real life intrude on his fun (I hate when that happens), so we'll be doing things a bit differently. I'll post my comments first, followed by his. No commenting on each others stuff. Maybe we'll go back to that next week, who knows? But without further ado, let's get this party started!
McSame and the Republican latched onto just the tire inflation part of it, and mocked him over the last few days, saying that inflating your tires won't help the energy crisis. In actuality, proper tire inflation to decrease energy consumption and thus reduce demand is promoted by NASCAR, AAA, and even Bushie's own Department of Transportation. It's truly seems like what Obama said yesterday, "Now two points, one, they know they're lying about what my energy plan is, but the other thing is they're making fun of a step that every expert says would absolutely reduce our oil consumption by 3 to 4 percent. It's like these guys take pride in being ignorant."
The Romance edition.
1. What is your definition of romantic? Candlelight, soft music, bubbly champagne, rose petals leading the way to the bed.
2. Would you consider yourself to be romantic? I CAN be….but usually I’m just too horny to try.
3. Is your significant other romantic? I don’t currently have a SO, but the last one really wasn’t. Not his fault though, I mean he was only 19, so I didn't expect much.
4. Have you ever chastised a SO for not being romantic enough or too romantic? Nah. If I don’t like what they’re doing, there’s way to get them to change without chastising them.
5. What do you consider a grand romantic gesture? Have you ever been the recipient or giver of one? Something sweet for no reason is a romantic gesture. Once, with the last girl I was dating, we were at a party, and a slow song, "Here In Heaven" I think, and Eric Clapton song, came on. She wanted to dance. I was a bit drunk, and didn’t want to so we didn’t. I felt guilty about it when I sobered up. So two days later, I went out and bought the single on cassette, took my little tape player to her work, and set it up in the break room. I had a co-worker get her to come back to the break room, and then when she got there, I turned the music on and asked her to dance. And so we did. To that song. In the break room of her work. While three co-workers watched. When the song ended, she had tears in her eyes.
6. If you have done something romantic to get laid, did it work? If not, why and how did that affect your romantic tendencies in the past. I don’t think I’ve ever done that. I mean, most of the time, when I want to get laid, I can just find a guy who feels the same way and we do it. Romance not necessary. Hell, sometimes, exchanging names isn’t even necessary.
7. What is the most romantic thing you have ever done? Had done for you? See #5, I think for the most I’ve ever done. Had done for me? Well, Freddie did surprise me one weekend and came down without telling me. When I got home from work Satruday, he was waiting on the couch, wearing nothing but a smile. I guess that counts as romance.
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