WOW!! I had thought there was a medical reason for homoseuxality but never knew what it was. so they have proven it is an underdeveloped frontal lobe?
Is David Lee Roth gay?
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Otherwise loving it, BMW "Brings, Me, Women" not my fault that it brings me 19year old women...
I'll simplify my writting style for ya make sure you can follow it all the way to the end.WOW!! I had thought there was a medical reason for homoseuxality but never knew what it was. so they have proven it is an underdeveloped frontal lobe?
Here's what I said...
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One is symptomatic of an underdeveloped frontal lobe, insecurity, and in many cases latent homosexuality. The other is just a sexual preference.
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R U kidiin! The good seats were $2500 ! My $150 seat was close for viewing but side back allmost lookin over their shoulder and could barely see the screen behind the band. ( my inexperience with ticket master I supposeWhat was wrong with the seat though... $150 seat I'd expect to be sitting with Eddie's Wife... Or David's Boyfriend I suppose.I had never seen the boys live and I just wanted to see Ed play, and so I got my $ worth ... He was steller! Alex also did a kickin solo!
Over all I enjoyed it. Probly wont see them again.
Daves style and performance wasnt like any video I had ever seen him in, so I posed the question. Nuff said.
Whoops, MY concert ignorance is showing. I avoid large crowds at all costs so concerts are way down on my list of things to do.R U kidiin! The good seats were $2500 ! My $150 seat was close for viewing but side back allmost lookin over their shoulder and could barely see the screen behind the band. ( my inexperience with ticket master I supposeWhat was wrong with the seat though... $150 seat I'd expect to be sitting with Eddie's Wife... Or David's Boyfriend I suppose.I had never seen the boys live and I just wanted to see Ed play, and so I got my $ worth ... He was steller! Alex also did a kickin solo!
Over all I enjoyed it. Probly wont see them again.
Daves style and performance wasnt like any video I had ever seen him in, so I posed the question. Nuff said.
I can see $2500 back when they were at the top of the charts, but still you'd think $150 or so would've gotten you a decent seat.
OK, here's how old I am... Back in the day, $150 for a ticket WAS what equates to a $2500 seat today! I have to agree with the crowd thing - the only bands we see these days are gigging in small, general admission venues. Without all the BS going on all around you, you really get a much better show. Unfortunately, not too many bands or groups play those type of places anymore. Damn, it sure sucks to get old!
Your not old
Well it looks like kent's question has been answered.
Perhaps this one(thread) can sink peacefully to the bottom.
Lets get back to bikes,cars,contests,movies.....its way more fun.
Rubb.
Perhaps this one(thread) can sink peacefully to the bottom.
Lets get back to bikes,cars,contests,movies.....its way more fun.
Rubb.
Way to dig an old post up but better yet, way to have a 1st post for your self and use such a poor choice in words to express yourself.
No pie for you
Mythos
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I'm reading the comments as being sympathetic toward people who are unable to be open about their homosexuality. Maybe not carefully worded but I'll take honest and well meaning over carefully worded any day. I'd say the new member should go ahead and have a little pie.
I recently had a family member confide in me that they think they might be gay. They're waiting to figure it out before they are open about it (if they do in fact determine that they are gay). I don't see homosexuality as a choice, I believe it's a discovery. You're this or you're that or you're somewhere in between or it fluctuates throughout life. If you're heterosexual, that's typical so things more or less fall in line pretty easily.
If you ask me, DLR has always had effeminate aspects to his personality. Doesn't mean he's gay. He has hyper-masculine aspects to his personality as well. I've known gay people who were gender archetypes and I've known others who seemed to have the opposite personality of their physical gender. I can say the same thing for straight people I know.
How come I never got any pie? Where does one get this pie?
Mythos sir, you get pie!I'm reading the comments as being sympathetic toward people who are unable to be open about their homosexuality. Maybe not carefully worded but I'll take honest and well meaning over carefully worded any day. I'd say the new member should go ahead and have a little pie.
I recently had a family member confide in me that they think they might be gay. They're waiting to figure it out before they are open about it (if they do in fact determine that they are gay). I don't see homosexuality as a choice, I believe it's a discovery. You're this or you're that or you're somewhere in between or it fluctuates throughout life. If you're heterosexual, that's typical so things more or less fall in line pretty easily.
If you ask me, DLR has always had effeminate aspects to his personality. Doesn't mean he's gay. He has hyper-masculine aspects to his personality as well. I've known gay people who were gender archetypes and I've known others who seemed to have the opposite personality of their physical gender. I can say the same thing for straight people I know.
How come I never got any pie? Where does one get this pie?
My statement was about the non carefully choice of a word in there. Personally words don’t bother me as they do some people however, having 2 gay daughters who I would do anything for, I found his wording sad. It does not reflect the respect and candor that the family of this forum has for each other.
Heck of a negative self introduction into an established forum such as ours...Mythos sir, you get pie!
My statement was about the non carefully choice of a word in there. Personally words don’t bother me as they do some people however, having 2 gay daughters who I would do anything for, I found his wording sad. It does not reflect the respect and candor that the family of this forum has for each other.
One just never knows who is sitting behind a keyboard....
I know many people who live alternate lifestyles and frankly, who they go home to at night is none of my business.
Mythos
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I think the negative comments were used to convey the feelings of other people, not the person writing the passage. It can be tough to write third person in your first forum post. 
after all this time...Mythos sir, you get pie!
