The Simtropolis Closet Thread - deux!

[Boggy1 45]

I have to guess his account has been hacked. Seriously. I refuse to believe that.

[Vahr 341]

C'mon Rhys, you never would have thought I'd really really like love

Nolan, so give him a chance

[Craig-Abcvs 1,595]

Sexual orientation is about as newsworthy as the kind of milk you drink. quote>

For the record, full fat (which is only 3% anyway...) homogenized.

No fat milk? What exactly is the point? You may as well pour water on your weet bix.

[Duke87 1,070]

Whole milk is 4% fat.

[Chptrk 86]

Hi Dev! And welcome back! 

On the the topic of milk, whole milk is the only one I drink! Better for brain development, the fats in it are. Plus, I can always use some extra weight.

And Duke, maybe (I in no way know for sure) whole milk is of a different fat percentage in New Zealand? Anyone know?

[Zelgadis 638]

Homo milk is 3.25% here.  

And...  of course...

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[s.i.X 13]

Well colour me surprised.

And I prefer 2%. Homo milk is too rich for my tastes, and 1% is too watery. 2% has the perfect balance.

[Craig-Abcvs 1,595]

Homo milk in NZ is 3% on the Kinsey Scale.   Blue Top actually.

After all what colour is on top is important.

New Zealand

• Purple top - full fat milk
• Dark blue top - standard fat milk
• Light blue top - "lite"(light fat) milk
• Dark green top - trim (semi skimmed) milk
• Light green top - trim (fully skimmed) milk
• Yellow top - trim (fully skimmed with added calcium) milk
• Red top - fresh cream

[Duke87 1,070]

Hmm....

United States

• Red tops - whole milk.
• Green tops - skim milk.
• Blue tops - 2% milk.
• Purple tops - 1% milk.
• Brown tops - chocolate milk.
• Yellow tops - buttermilk.
• White tops - Unhomogenized milk.
• Black tops - Unpasteurized milk.

And yet, the caps on Nesquik bottles are blue. Then again, those aren't typically shaped milk bottles.

I'l also note that I don't think I've ever seen anything labeled "Homo Milk" in the store. Where do they sell this stuff?

[Muck308 55]

I've never seen a green topped milk carton here in the states. Skim milk in the stores around here is usually sold in a light blue topped carton. For the record, I prefer to drink skim but I like 2% on my cereal.

[Zelgadis 638]

Originally posted by: Duke87

I'l also note that I don't think I've ever seen anything labeled "Homo Milk" in the store. Where do they sell this stuff?

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It's Canadian.  

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[dev 47]

Originally posted by: Meg

Originally posted by: dev

Guess who is no longer a repressed conservative and is finally out of the closet...?quote>

Dev?  Is that you?

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Yes, indeed. Since college, and working in theatre I've 'grown up' and really opened my mind up in a major way. Plus finally embraced what was locked in side of me for so long in rural hickville, Alabama. I'm sure it's so shocking it's unbelievable...haha! But it's true. It's embarrassing to think of how ridiculous I used to be.

[Meastro444 1]

Originally posted by: dev

Originally posted by: Meg

Originally posted by: dev

Guess who is no longer a repressed conservative and is finally out of the closet...?quote>

Dev?  Is that you?

quote>

Yes, indeed. Since college, and working in theatre I've 'grown up' and really opened my mind up in a major way. Plus finally embraced what was locked in side of me for so long in rural hickville, Alabama. I'm sure it's so shocking it's unbelievable...haha! But it's true. It's embarrassing to think of how ridiculous I used to be.

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I was wondering how it is being gay in the southern states of the US. As fas as I know, they aren't the most tolerant people.

[Zelgadis 638]

Originally posted by: Meastro444

I was wondering how it is being gay in the southern states of the US. As fas as I know, they aren't the most tolerant people.

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Indeed they are not.  It's still open hostility down there.  I once was driving down the road and passed a big pickup truck with a sticker on the window depicting a kid pissing on the word "fags."

I'm pleased that such things are illegal here in Canada.  

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[Meg 368]

Originally posted by: dev

 

Yes, indeed. Since college, and working in theatre I've 'grown up' and really opened my mind up in a major way. quote>

 

Excellent!   This is very good to hear.  

 

Plus finally embraced what was locked in side of me for so long in rural hickville, Alabama. I'm sure it's so shocking it's unbelievable...haha! But it's true. quote>

 

I have to admit; I didn't see that coming. 

 

It's embarrassing to think of how ridiculous I used to be.quote>

 

Well, you were very young and very sheltered.   Hadn't had much of a chance yet, really.

 

It's good to see that you are growing up and expanding your horizons.

[s.i.X 13]

A sticker on a window depicting a kid pissing on the word "fags" isn't illegal in Canada, it's just rare. I do see the occasional truck with a rebel flag or "Caucasian Pride" on it, which is strange because we're no where near the US south and only have maybe 500 people from the Caucasus, so what are the chances that one of those 500 would also sympathize with the US South with regards to state's rights?

[Zelgadis 638]

Originally posted by: s.i.X

A sticker on a window depicting a kid pissing on the word "fags" isn't illegal in Canada, it's just rare. quote>

Wouldn't it qualify as "hate speech?"  The police forced someone to take a banner off of their balcony in Toronto that had something similar on it.

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[s.i.X 13]

Generally there has to be a victim or it has to incite violence. It isn't really doing that. It might be considered hate speech but I wouldn't depend on that. You'd have to talk to someone who knows the law better.

[ceharris2010 0]

I like this topic I think ots really interesting. Kepp up the good work.

[hansenawesome15 9]

I am quite strait. I respect all sexual orientation, likes, and dislikes. I agree, I think this is a very interesting topic. I am proud to be from Ct, one of the few states in the US that has legalized gay marriage. In fact, one of the first couples to get married here was my friends parents.

As for milk, well, I keep it old school with whole milk.

[nycc06 229]

Just thought i'd pop in and join the peeps here. Just FYI i'm gay and am currently in a loving relationship with my boyfriend for the past year and a half. i have great respect for this thread cause it just feels great to have a place to relax and be yourself. looking forward to some great chats in the future.

[Boggy1 45]

(Neil and I just hit our two years six month anniversary a few days ago!)

[Vahr 341]

(Congrats!)

[Zelgadis 638]

(I) (hope) (this) (doesn't) (become) (a) (trend) (or) (anything).

{However}, {if} {it} {must} {be} {done}, {might} {as} {well} {use} {the} {ones} {that} {are} {the} {least} {straight}! {}

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[Duke87 1,070]

(I could be wrong, but I do believe putting the statement in parentheses is meant to imply a whisper.)

[CommodoreTech 5]

I never realized that there was a considerable gay community on Simtropolis....

Maybe suggests something about SC4?

I should probably stop playing it then.... lolll

Anyway, here's my opinion... I don't really know how to define my sexuality, as I swing regularly (most days) between men and women in terms of preference. I like heavy male stereotypes, and heavy female stereotypes in their respective genders. I don't really like the whole 'pride' thing (fine with other people, just I hate it when people suggest it to me) and I don't like the 'queer'/'queen' image... like tight pink clothes, squeaky nasal voice and such. I guess this is because while i'm definitely not straight, I am quite camp and resent it. But, basically, I don't identify myself as 'bisexual' because I don't value each gender equally. I see a long term relationship with a woman as plausible, but with a man, I really don't. A relationship maybe, some sort of mutual exclusivity, but I don't know really... Having a boyfriend seems very foreign to me. Yet, I don't want to abandon the idea. I'm annoyed as a lot of people offer advice but I can never give them direction.

I found out about it all the hard way, naturally, with a painful embarrassing experience...

That's my... story? I dunno....

[A Nonny Moose 8,261]

Originally posted by: Zelgadis

(I) (hope) (this) (doesn't) (become) (a) (trend) (or) (anything).

{However}, {if} {it} {must} {be} {done}, {might} {as} {well} {use} {the} {ones} {that} {are} {the} {least} {straight}! {}

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Ian!  Now cut that out!  Curly braces don't suit you at all.  If anything, you probably wear a belt.

[s.i.X 13]

@CommodoreTech: "heteroflexible"

[astronelson 339]

I'm going to assume there aren't that many gay science students at my university - pretty much every event in pride week conflicts with a lecture.

[Zelgadis 638]

Originally posted by: astronelson

I'm going to assume there aren't that many gay science students at my university - pretty much every event in pride week conflicts with a lecture.quote>

A "lecture?"  Fascinating.  Are they still doing those in universities?  Since no professors at mine did that, I assumed they'd fallen out of favor.

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