Pic i never saw b4

Bigdan · #1 12-07-2010, 08:51 AM

Lucky B N° .... ?

ALS · #2 12-07-2010, 01:15 PM

Lucky *******,

With that look on his face, it was more like his mind was in the gutter.

Future Raptor Ace · #3 12-07-2010, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by ALS

Lucky *******,

With that look on his face, it was more like his mind was in the gutter.

hey at least we know hes straight

Deepwaters · #4 12-07-2010, 08:15 PM

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hey at least we know hes straight

He could be bisexual. Or just a good actor.

Nice photos.

Bigdan · #5 12-07-2010, 08:41 PM

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He could be bisexual. Or just a good actor.

Nice photos.

Oh no. He's not.

Patrick Bruel is well known to seduce a lot of beautifull girls...

User22 · #6 12-07-2010, 08:46 PM

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Patrick Bruel is well known to seduce a lot of beautifull girls...

RUN ALIZEE RUN!!! He's trouble! Jk'n

Deepwaters · #7 12-07-2010, 09:33 PM

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Oh no. He's not.

Patrick Bruel is well known to seduce a lot of beautifull girls...

Well, he could still be bisexual. He'd just seduce beautiful BOYS, too.

That reminds me of something amusing if somewhat off-topic. I had a character in my book The Stairway to Nowhere who was gay (one of the main villains). A female character, Dolphin, was asked by one of the viewpoint characters, Correl, if she and Dragon had been lovers, and she laughed and said that Dragon was "as gay as Paris." I showed that passage to a friend of mine living in Paris and he was offended. "Paris isn't gay!" he insisted.

Of course the original meaning in English of the word "gay" is not "homosexual" but happy, cheerful, colorful, etc. and "gay Paris" is a very old description for your town. But the "homosexual" meaning of "gay" has so completely replaced the original meaning that in learning English this friend of mine learned that meaning instead of the older one.

Bigdan · #8 12-07-2010, 10:03 PM

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Of course the original meaning in English of the word "gay" is not "homosexual" but happy, cheerful, colorful, etc. and "gay Paris" is a very old description for your town. But the "homosexual" meaning of "gay" has so completely replaced the original meaning that in learning English this friend of mine learned that meaning instead of the older one.

Which remind me that "gay' came from french " Gai", as known in "gai Paris", indeed. ( But 50 years ago... cause nobody can use it anymore, " gay" is now enter in french vocabulary.)