Just so you know, I’m now writing this to Sir Paul who will personally read these words, so am I humbled.
My meat is just like a school boy, praying for some Paul to drip into my face.
I intentionally made that gay for your convenience.
Get over, or out of, yourself, whatever, step aside.
Was that statement gay because I made it gay or because you chose to think it was gay?
Another interpretation: Joe Winett feels like he did when he was younger when he listens to The Beatles, he hopes some “Paul” (music) “drips” (travels) “into my face” (through my ears).
Grow up. Get over yourself.
Please stop choosing to utter the word “gay” to mean something you don’t like.
When I kick your ass at Quake Live, why do you write “that was gay?” What does that mean? You’re calling me gay? Being gay means embarrassing you in public? Why are you embarrassed? You choose to be embarrassed.
Don’t you see how that’s a back-handed slap at gay people? If you hate gay people, then be a man with balls and just say you hate gay people. It’s okay, they don’t care. They choose to ignore you. You can choose to ignore them. You can choose to be friends. I don’t care.
I lived with a gay guy for a while. It was hot (outside). And I ate his salad. He made lots of salad and that didn’t suck.
So, Joe, are you saying you love gay guys? Well, yeh, I love you, too.
I’ll admit I was a little uncomfortable about the whole thing at first… until I learned that I wasn’t going to be propositioned. I think we established pretty early on that I’m not gay, and he never asked me if I was.
Being propositioned wouldn’t have been any more uncomfortable than living with a woman I wasn’t interested in propositioning me. If you say “no,” then it can make things extra uncomfortable for a little while, maybe, who knows.
The discomfort is about the unknown, I guess.
So, discomfort can pass, and so can being an asshole.
I’ve been an asshole, I know.
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