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Getting all dressed up in my follow me homes, a little Mascara and my pink shirt to support our Gay and Lesbian community this evening. See if you can see me on the T.V. I'll be in the VIP enclosure with George Michael.
Note to self, go to toilet BEFORE mardi gras.

HAPPY GRAS DOLLS!!!

Aspers wrote:Getting all dressed up in my follow me homes, a little Mascara and my pink skirt to support our Gay and Lesbian community this evening. See if you can see me on the T.V. I'll be in the VIP enclosure with George Michael.
Note to self, go to toilet BEFORE mardi gras.

HAPPY GRAS DOLLS!!!

I fixed your spelling Wayne! Have a good night ducks xxx

Didn't end up going went to the Hunter Valley (oz wine country)
Watched whitney houston under a full moon at the hope wine estate.

So apparently theres another huge party on for Mardi Gras again tonight.
Here's me thinking I missed it all.
Ah well, HAPPY MARDI GRAS SWEETIES!!

http://www.mardigras.org.au/mardi-gras-2010/party/index.cfm

this will probably get locked


but encouraging blokes to go with blokes need shooting!!!

I need not say what a total load of utter bollocks that is

DawZi wrote:this will probably get locked


but encouraging blokes to go with blokes need shooting!!!

No we dont lock statements like that.

We quote them to emphasise the ignorance and stupidity!

As the saying goes, 'The lady doth protest too much'.

Pity it,s all on now I arrive in Sydney on Monday would have liked to have seen some of the Mardi Gras

Aspers wrote:Getting all dressed up in my follow me homes, a little Mascara and my pink shirt to support our Gay and Lesbian community this evening. See if you can see me on the T.V. I'll be in the VIP enclosure with George Michael.
Note to self, go to toilet BEFORE mardi gras.

HAPPY GRAS DOLLS!!!

start worrying if George Michael says something like "Aspers , can you lend me a hand sometime"!

Mark S wrote:

DawZi wrote:this will probably get locked


but encouraging blokes to go with blokes need shooting!!!

As the saying goes, 'The lady doth protest too much'.

I'm not sure I fully understand you Mark...

Are you suggesting that if a straight bloke was to attend Mardi Gras, he'd come away having had a good party, but still straight, and if a gay guy attended, he'd come away having had a good party and with a few telephone numbers.

Whereas, an apparently straight, repressed homosexual, who had not come to terms with their sexuality, would be fearful of Mardi Gras, in case they came away with a sudden appreciation for fashion, interior design... and a few telephone numbers?