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Queer TibetPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, April 10, 2007 7:32 PM
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Comments on Queer Tibet
very good~ i like danwei!
Is this because there aren't enough women in Tibet to mate with local men? Similar to men in prisons would turn "situational homosexual"?
What you mean?
Gay people are everywhere man.
It's the thing for some.
Why do you need "situational homosexual" in order for a particular region to have gay people?
I quite like the idea of the situationalist homosexual. could be the next movement for the Young Chinese Artists
That's the best way to drive the PAP/PLA out of Tibet, let loose legions of horny gay men upon them!
Nanheyangrouchuan: That's a great idea... Wanna lead?
I kid.
I want to scream free something now... but that' probably not appropriate here.
Jay: haha, that's a kneeslapper! I'll take on the women's brigade. Even ugly chicks need some lamb meat in their diet.
Of course, with the PLgay and PAPsmear boys being so unpopular with girls, they just might take on Tibetan rump rangers. Then we'd see what a real sword fight would look like.
That's too much man, too much...
"I quite like the idea of the situationalist homosexual. could be the next movement for the Young Chinese Artists" Mike...or the old horror flick re-make....in Tibet?
"I could show you my favourite obsession. I've been making a man with blond hair and a tan, and he's good for relieving my... ...tension....I'm just a sweet transvestite..from Transexual, Transylvania, ha ha, HEY, HEY!"
How can I find a nice Tibetian boyfriend here in Atlanta?
mtsavannah@yahoo.com
This is very interesting article! All thumbs up!