Sooooo...coming out now is just a reason to get attention for his gay sitcom. Man, that's gay. Best reason someone ever had for suspecting Lance Bass was gay (when they were popular): What about the Backstreet Boys? Yeah, that video is pretty gay too. I'll trade Justin Timberlake for Nick Carter, thus creating a super gay boy band. That's ****in gay. Wait, how do I know so much about these Boy Bands. Maybe I'm gay?!? Man that's gay. Honestly, a.) I couldn't care less about Lance Bass and b.) I really don't give a **** whether a celebrity is gay or straight (unless it's reading about the Crazy Quests of George Michael). Though, I do think the bigger shock would be if Lance Bass came out saying he was straight.
coming out of the closet is sooo 1999 (just like using "sooooo" is soooo 2004). more often than not, most folks already knew, don't give a phock, and/or both. for the people who do care, screw 'em. for some reason this reminds me of turning on the radio one afternoon to 790 to hear what folks had to say about the spanoulis signing. there was a topic already going on... women in sports. some dude called in that was upset that he took his daughter to a comets game. he was suprised at how "open" things were at the toyota center. even i don't understand the whole female basketball/gay correlation, but dude... i thought you were there to watch the comets game? did you not know that the comets best player was a queer? i'm like... dude, let your child live a sheltered life and take her to see that disney movie "monster house" or something. let's forget that this ghey issue doesn't exist. go home and churn some butter or wash your clothes on one of those grated metal thingees. sorry if i'm pushing this towards d&d.
what's ****ing funny is the wording "shocking news for N'sync fans" from ET tonight. How in the hell could this possibly be a shock to anyone? lol
Yeah, don't turn off the lights and use a black light with this thread. I think there are a lot of pent up latent homos who want to nail this guy in the uranus.
