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Michael: "You're just as sane as I am"
Kimberly: "No offence, but that's not much comfort"
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Like straight people don't get AIDS or have bad relationships?
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Jacob Stepaschko <jac...@ulrik.uio.no> wrote in message
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Wasn't that Peter _Horton_? (as Gary. Mel Harris as Hope etc...)
Not if I say they don't!
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>I swore I would never ask this question about anyone, but this time I cant help
>it.
>Ive always been a fan of Peter Barton, good actor, nice person. Ive never
>heard of him being married or connected with any woman. Is Peter gay?
>Granted, it's really none of my (our) business, but if he is I wanna be sure to
>pray he doesnt get AIDS or into any bad relationship.
you can still pray for those things even if he turns out to be
straight, you know. although praying for shit like that won't do any
good since you're asking those things of God, not Santa Claus.
--dez
...a pistol-hot cup of Dez...
"Chef of chicanery, your buns are mine!"
--the Tick
>I swore I would never ask this question about anyone, but this time I
>cant help it.
>Ive always been a fan of Peter Barton, good actor, nice person. Ive
>never heard of him being married or connected with any woman. Is Peter
>gay? Granted, it's really none of my (our) business, but if he is I
>wanna be sure to pray he doesnt get AIDS or into any bad relationship.
>
I'm sure you couldn't possibly have meant for for your post to be as
offensive as it came out.
>>David ========>
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I'm *sure* you know this already, but just because
someone is gay, that doesn't mean they are
automatically likely to get AIDS. One can
contract the HIV virus and not be gay at all.
Also, people of all sexual persuasions get
into bad relationships: gay, straight, bisexual,
asexual, etc.
--M.
>I'm *sure* you know this already, but just because
>someone is gay, that doesn't mean they are
>automatically likely to get AIDS. One can
>contract the HIV virus and not be gay at all.
>Also, people of all sexual persuasions get
>into bad relationships: gay, straight, bisexual,
>asexual, etc.
OK, Michael, give. How does an asexual get into a bad relationship and
maintain their status as an asexual?
Perhaps if you really can't stand yourself. ("If that hand makes a move
for my privates again tonight...")
>OK, Michael, give. How does an asexual get into a bad relationship and
>maintain their status as an asexual?
I won't speak for Michael, but clearly they do so by not
having sex. There *are* romantic yet non-sexual
relationships, you know.
Craig
Kewl
Jacob Stepaschko <jac...@ulrik.uio.no> wrote in message
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: > He's the guy from "thirtysomething". I'm sure he's been doing stuff
:
{TW]
Not according to my co-worker, an editor at Tiger Beat, who was boinking
him back in 1980-81. It was a pretty stormy relationship, and they got
into fights at the office.
Linda C.
: Ive always been a fan of Peter Barton, good actor, nice person. Ive never
: heard of him being married or connected with any woman. Is Peter gay?
: Granted, it's really none of my (our) business, but if he is I wanna be sure to
: pray he doesnt get AIDS or into any bad relationship.
So, if he turns out to be straight, you don't care whether he gets AIDS or
into a bad relationship?
Kent
Nope...he isn't I worked with Peter several years ago on Burke's Law...and met
a long time girlfriend..forgotten her name...but since the cast and crew were
fairly close...we hung out and they were a great couple. Of course because he
is seeing a woman means nothing...I am also basing this on knowing him well.
He does not strike me as the type who would feel the need to hide it..
lala
> JSwe809782 wrote:
> >
> > I swore I would never ask this question about anyone, but this time I cant help
> > it.
> > Ive always been a fan of Peter Barton, good actor, nice person. Ive never
> > heard of him being married or connected with any woman. Is Peter gay?
> > Granted, it's really none of my (our) business, but if he is I wanna be sure to
> > pray he doesnt get AIDS or into any bad relationship.
>
> Not according to my co-worker, an editor at Tiger Beat, who was boinking
> him back in 1980-81. It was a pretty stormy relationship, and they got
> into fights at the office.
His relationship with Lisa Rinna was of the heterosexual
variety, although who can really speak for someone's
potential bisexuality.
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"We've had too many World AIDS Days." - Actor Richard Gere
Nov. 30 as he received an award from the Harvard AIDS
Institute for his activism, 1995.
Yeah, what Craig said. I knew two people who
were in one of the most fucked-up relationships
I've ever been witness to, and they never had
sex with each other. And it lasted almost a year.
I suppose, technically, they weren't asexual--
neither was averse to sex itself--they just didn't
have it with each other.
--M.
>Ive always been a fan of Peter Barton, good actor, nice person. Ive never
>> heard of him being married or connected with any woman.
IIRC, he was in a long term relationship with Lisa Rinna before she met Harry
Hamlin.
Lionors
>Craig Smith wrote:
>>
>> David Migicovsky wrote:
>>
>> >OK, Michael, give. How does an asexual get into a bad relationship and
>> >maintain their status as an asexual?
>>
>> I won't speak for Michael, but clearly they do so by not
>> having sex. There *are* romantic yet non-sexual
>> relationships, you know.
Yes, but they are usually due to a decision to be celibate on one or both
parts, not an actual asexuality.
>
>Yeah, what Craig said. I knew two people who
>were in one of the most fucked-up relationships
>I've ever been witness to, and they never had
>sex with each other. And it lasted almost a year.
>I suppose, technically, they weren't asexual--
>neither was averse to sex itself--they just didn't
>have it with each other.
>
Was this a romantic relationship? If so, what were they thinking?
>OK, Michael, give. How does an asexual get into a bad relationship and
>maintain their status as an asexual?
By making a smart remark to a dumb loafhead.
=Dr. Robbie
Still in the shallow end of depravity.
>David Migicovsky wrote:
>
>>OK, Michael, give. How does an asexual get into a bad relationship and
>>maintain their status as an asexual?
>
>I won't speak for Michael, but clearly they do so by not
>having sex. There *are* romantic yet non-sexual
>relationships, you know.
>
>Craig
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