Hot Bush, Burning Bush, No! Porn Bush!

Hot Bush, Burning Bush, No! Porn Bush!

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When a gorgeous woman walks all over the garden you spent your entire afternoon detailing, you do something about it. So I followed her, once I arrived at her place, she was naked and showing off her bush. I had to give that bush a licking, it tasted so good. She later showed the best deepthroat skills, and her beautiful face made things that much better. She also decided I should put my dick in her tight ass, and you know how that went… Enjoy this amazing bush.. … Continue here…

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No Way! Those Are Some Big Boobs

 

No Way! Those Are Some Big Boobs

What a day.Full of excitement and adventure and it was all gladly spent with Lee.This girl had an amazing rack and she knew how to have fun.We hit up the beach where she gave me a little preview of what was soon to come.We played a little and got a little dirty then it was time to bounce.After the beach we took the party somewhere a little more private.Thats where the real excitement unfolded. Join here!

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Novacaine

“Novacaine! Inject me with the fuckin Novacaine!” I yell in my head.

That bitch left me! why? I gave her my heart.

Okay. So what I fucked up a time or two but… fuck her!

Novacaine… I don’t wanna feel this shit!!!

SHE’S the one who cheated!!!!  Not me! and she up and mother fuckin left me!

Give me my Novacaine.  Let me drink it or something. I will never love the same.

Never trust the same.

I will always be numb off this fucking Novacaine.

Because of one girl, all of the others have to suffer!

Yea, that’s the way it goes down.

You better take what you can get

And give me my fucking Novacaine!

National Equality March

By now you’ve probably heard of the National Equality March happening in Washington D.C. on October 11th. I thought I’d pass along this portion of the press release in case y’all were interested:

Longtime gay activist David Mixner, who in May called for a national march on Washington “to empower our young and to show the nation that anything less than full freedom is unacceptable,” is among the featured speakers at the October 11th National Equality March (NEM) in Washington, organizers announced today.

More than 30 speakers, representing the diversity of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and its straight allies, will take the stage at a rally following the march on the west lawn of the Capitol.

³We are coming to Washington with new messages and new strategies to build our national movement,² said Mixner. ³We will have one demand in Washington: full and equal and equal protection for LGBT people in all matters governed by civil law in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.”

Joining Mixner on the stage will be the national co-chairs of the march, Cleve Jones, Lt. Dan Choi, and Nicole-Murray Ramirez. Co-directors of the march, Kip Williams and Robin McGehee, also will be speaking.

Civil rights leader Julian Bond, will be one of the featured speakers. Bond was a founder Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and today serves as Board Chairman of the NAACP, the country¹s oldest and largest civil rights organization.

Hat tip to AMERICAblog.

Stockton's 1st Ever Transgender Day of Remembrance!

Mark your calendar’s for Stockton’s first ever Transgender Day of Remembrance will take place Sunday, November 22 from 6-8 pm at the Central United Methodist Church located on 3700 Pacific Ave. Stockton, CA. I went ahead and pulled a blurb from their Facebook event:

This evening will be our time to remember those who have lost their lives for their gender identity and to celebrate those people and organizations that support the transgender community.

This is our first year, and we dedicate this night to Ariana Dibble, a transwoman who was murdered in Stockton on May 20, 2006. There were no arrests, and the murder remains unsolved to this day.

We will begin with a short memorial service at Central United Methodist Church. Then we will have a silent candle light march down Pacific Avenue to the First Unitarian Universalist Church at Pacific and Bristol, where we will have a Celebration Service to honor those who are dedicated to saving the lives of transgender people.

Alexis Rivera, Community Outreach Coordinator for the Transgender Law Center (TLC) in San Francisco will be our Keynote Speaker for the evening.

Alexis Rivera, a proud queer trans-identified woman, was born and raised in Los Angeles. Alexis has been involved in the Transgender community for the past 12 years. She has participated as a Commissioner for the Los Angeles County Commission on HIV/AIDS; was on the founding board of the Female-to-Male Alliance of Los Angeles; and, for the past 5 years, chaired the Transgender Service Provider Network. Alexis is an Alpha member of the League of Trans Unified Sisters (LOTUS). And she has participated and graduated from the HIV Prevention Leadership Internship with The Center of Disease Control (CDC) in Atlanta. She recently has moved to San Francisco to join TLC.

Due to her many affiliations, Alexis has received several awards, including: the Trailblazer Award; the Latino Caucus on HIV Prevention Leadership Award; the Spirit Award; and was named Miss Quest, 2002. In describing her commitment and passion for her community, she states, “My activism is rooted from love.”

This event is co-sponsored by Stockton Transgender Alliance, Central United Methodist Church, First Unitarian Universalist Church, Marriage Equality USA – San Joaquin Chapter, Central Valley Stonewall Democrats, Valley Ministries Metropolitan Community Church, and the Peace and Justice Center of San Joaquin County.

A little courage in a small Texas town

I  went to college in Texas – San Antonio in fact.  Spent 4 1/2 years there and gladly called it home at the time.  My partner and I called Houston home for 2 years.  Both cities have a thriving if not quaint gay population.  But drive a few hours over to a small east texas town called Tyler or neighboring Lindale – and you get a different tale.  Very conservative, very bible belt and extremely homophobic.  I think I would go so far as to say the very word “gay” is not even utter in single breath in that town (okay maybe I am exaggerating but you get the point) – it isn’t very welcoming to gay people at all.

Tyler Texas - Project TAG

In comes the AIDS service organization Project TAG (Tyler Area Gays) who decided to do a small part to introducing this community to the word “gay.”  What did they do – they adopted a highway.  We all have seen the signs, church groups, fraternities, lodges – adopt a section of a highway, clean it up and get their name put on a sign on that stretch of road.  Project TAG sought to do this with the idea of getting the word “gay” out in public in their community.  The hope – to desensitize the area about what is and is not “gay” and to get the community talking.  Will it work…only time will tell.  But I think it’s a great way to not only do a service for your community but to show how  LGBT people have the same civic and community goals as anyone else and oh by the way; they live in your town too!!

Way to go Project TAG – that takes a lot of courage in this little small east Texas town.

Thomas