OUT Adventures
Oct 7th, 2008 | By Gooner | Category: This and ThatWould you be interested in a gay owned tourist operator who specialises in OUT Adventures or is that a little to segregated for your liking?
Would you be interested in a gay owned tourist operator who specialises in OUT Adventures or is that a little to segregated for your liking?
Are the relentless bouts of rain causing your mind to wander afar to far-off destinations? But, hold up—are you caught between the temptation to experience a completely unknown culture, and the reticence of rambling anywhere that would require ‘playing it straight’ for the duration?
Every couple of weeks, us Gaelickers will engage in a heated debate about some extremely pertinent topic. Afterwards we kick the shite out of each other. This week; how queer is your lesbian? Please let us know your thoughts on this topic - all views are welcome, especially those agreeing with me ![]()
Undoubtedly the story which garnered the most column inches, this week, was Lindsey Lohan ‘coming out’ about her relationship with DJ Sam Ronson. There were, however, plenty of other lesbians making the papers in last seven days. There were gains for Australian parents, and huge losses for middle eastern gays. Not to mention the violence in Bosnia
Lindsay Lohan - is she or isn’t she and do we care???
Dying for the sins of humanity? Sharing Christian charity? Tolerance and love for fellow human beings? Religious conservatives have more important things to worry about: In today’s modern world, nothing is too mundane or absurd as to escape the attentions of the crazies of the religious right in their preparations for Armageddon. We have a quick look at five classic examples from the past few years.
After reading Frisky’s post in her blogg about lesbian stereotypes, I thought I’d put an Irish spin on things. Lesbians we love and well…..those other ones
Mazel tov to Ellen DeGeneres and Portia DeRossi, who got hitched over the weekend, and thanks to the recent California Supreme Court ruling that same sex couples have the right to wed, it was all nice and legal to boot.
Olivia branch out and are now selling homes in a community which they hope will bring lesbians together into a safe space.
However, I wonder if segregating ourselves is the way ahead?
New job, new things to learn, new place to get used to, new people to come out to. Gah! Coming out again after all these years