If she dont like me that b gay
I am gay so are there any other gay chess players like me?
They will be awfully mad about those jokes. Just saying.
Nah, Kitty. I don't think we' would be mad, since we already know that, shall Mack here ever try telling these 'funny' jokes around gay people, his own social standing won't make it.
He can't tell them without your, MeLuvsTunazz and FrenchBasher's back, see?
Three friends -- two unbent guys and a queer guy -- and their partners were on a cruise. Ship sinks and they all drown. Next thing you understand, they're standing before St. Peter. First came one of the straight guys and his wife. St. Peter shook his head sadly. "I can't permit you in. You loved money too much. You loved it so much, you even married a woman named Penny." Then came the second unbent guy. "Sorry, can't let you in, either. You loved food too much. You loved to eat so much, you even married a woman named Candy!" The queer guy turned to his boyfriend and whispered nervously, "It doesn't look good, Dick." wheeeeeeeeeeeee
yawn.
I think we've all heard thatone before; probably in middle-school, if not initial High-school the latest.
The previous one abou
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