Google has the closest search in Huntsville, Just looking for a more local spot here in the shoals area that is gay friendly. Just a cool bar or resturant to go and hang out for a bit and not feel totally out of the sync!
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there aren't that many cool places of any sort around here. this is a retirement community, I think.
huntsville might be your best bet.
huntsville might be your best bet.
Meet them for WHAT? There are all kinds of reasons for meeting people. What do you want to meet "others" for? I know some fine ladies you might enjoy meeting.
Don't try meeting others for the wrong reasons in Wilson Park in Florence. Local law enforcement appropriately takes a dim view of that and those who "cruise" there might get "run off" or taken to the jail. Stay away from parks, if "cruising" is your game. We do not need that kind of activity in our public parks. Come to think of it, we don't need it anywhere.
Don't try meeting others for the wrong reasons in Wilson Park in Florence. Local law enforcement appropriately takes a dim view of that and those who "cruise" there might get "run off" or taken to the jail. Stay away from parks, if "cruising" is your game. We do not need that kind of activity in our public parks. Come to think of it, we don't need it anywhere.
I didn't consider a park to be a 'cool place'.
[quote]there aren't that many cool places of any sort around here. this is a retirement community, I think.[/quote]
There aren't ANY cool places in Florence/Muscle Shoals area to go if your gay or straight.
There aren't ANY cool places in Florence/Muscle Shoals area to go if your gay or straight.
Looks like the original poster has skedaddled.
Maybe he found a place to meet persons of the same "persuasion."
Hope he stays away from our public parks.
Maybe he found a place to meet persons of the same "persuasion."
Hope he stays away from our public parks.
If you find out post it on here so I will know to stay away from your kind.
Being a retirement area is great! Just not now in this period of my life; it would be nice! Just not there yet.
I guess meeting in general just like other groups of similar interest meet. If I were of a certain religion I could look in the phone book and find a building where all would have at least one thing in common.
Really not any different from the post on "working women meeting" at Swampers. They are women who work and want to network as a group. I wonder what they want to meet for? Hopefully they won't take their meetings to one of our local parks! lol
So it's not about "cruising" or anything to do with body parts.
I guess meeting in general just like other groups of similar interest meet. If I were of a certain religion I could look in the phone book and find a building where all would have at least one thing in common.
Really not any different from the post on "working women meeting" at Swampers. They are women who work and want to network as a group. I wonder what they want to meet for? Hopefully they won't take their meetings to one of our local parks! lol
So it's not about "cruising" or anything to do with body parts.
beternU, if someone is gay, then suggesting that there are some fine ladies he might enjoy meeting is kinda a nonstarter. Anyway, what in the Hell is wrong with gay people meeting each other, as long as it's not in public.
And I'm afarid the received wisdom is correct: Florence is a retirement community; an elephant's graveyard where people go to die.
And I'm afarid the received wisdom is correct: Florence is a retirement community; an elephant's graveyard where people go to die.
Dang you folks aren't very accepting eepecially you bitter than poo. I would expect better treatment of a gay person from someone so very ghay as you! (ghay means you are incredibly lame)
Uh, Ronnie P.
Listen up. When you defame me by the use of insulting nicknames, do not expect overwhelming civility in return. You will take note, please, that, unlike you and certain others on these forums, I do not resort to that crude device.
I have no reservations about responding bluntly to some deviate visiting this forum for the purpose of finding out how to find other deviates with whom to pursue deviate sexual activity. That is not what the forums are for.
Listen up. When you defame me by the use of insulting nicknames, do not expect overwhelming civility in return. You will take note, please, that, unlike you and certain others on these forums, I do not resort to that crude device.
I have no reservations about responding bluntly to some deviate visiting this forum for the purpose of finding out how to find other deviates with whom to pursue deviate sexual activity. That is not what the forums are for.
Heck no, he needs to head to Washington. There they are screwing everybody!!
hmmm... not looking for what they are supposedly doing in Washington!
[quote]Listen up. When you defame me by the use of insulting nicknames, do not expect overwhelming civility in return. You will take note, please, that, unlike you and certain others on these forums, I do not resort to that crude device.[/quote]
Apparently I've left you with the impression I sought civility from poo.
Apparently I've left you with the impression I sought civility from poo.
I'm surprised my fellow posters don't know about "Another Level" located on Second St. in Sheffield.I'm told it's a homosexual bar.
homosexual sounds creepy. I think I'd prefer gay.
Try the produce dept. at Walmart.
just come follow me around.
i seem to get hit on my EVERY gay man around!
i seem to get hit on my EVERY gay man around!
Why? Are you hot?
in my estimate, no!
it's just one of those strange things.
it happens everywhere i go.
it's just one of those strange things.
it happens everywhere i go.
So is this thread for making cheap shots at others? Jesus Christ, you should be ashamed!
It will be a while before they meet but I think it is called HADES.
"Another Level" as far as I know is just a predominately "black" club. Went in once for a beer, only one there, black bar tender. As people started coming in, noticed they were all black people. Guys,girls. They were all friendly to me and talking to me and didnt see color. Everyone should see the "inside" of others. get past the color and sexual preference. I am not gay, but I have no right to tell others how to live. And there's a whole lot of gay people in the area here. Men and women. You people act like you'll get a disease or something if you even think you see a gay person. My God grow up.
My past experience revealed to me they sometimes meet in the pressbox during ballgames.
[quote]It will be a while before they meet but I think it is called HADES.[/quote]
Everybody dies and goes to Hades. The good to the realm of paradise, the bad to the realm of torment.
Everybody dies and goes to Hades. The good to the realm of paradise, the bad to the realm of torment.
And Jon Frum brings cargo to the righteous.
i made no reference to being gay as a bad thing.
i merely seem to attract gay men.
does it bother me, no! i find it to be quite the ego booster.
i'm not gay, nor will i ever be.
i couldn't care less.
i was merely stating facts.
i merely seem to attract gay men.
does it bother me, no! i find it to be quite the ego booster.
i'm not gay, nor will i ever be.
i couldn't care less.
i was merely stating facts.
Hi Daddy-Duck,
Personally, I would suggest finding a sincere church fellowship -- and just be yourself. I would suggest not wearing a shirt which reads "Gay And Proud Of It!" or "I'm Gay And I Teach Your Kids!" or anything similar. Just go, be friendly, and don't be shouting, "I'm gay so please don't hate me."
You might want to find a pastor in your age group and talk with him privately. You might tell him that you are gay but seeking other avenues, or that you are gay and do not want to change, or whatever. If you find a good Christian pastor, he will not put you down for your lifestyle -- but, he will not tell you it is right either. I have a friend whose son is gay and when I have been around him, I found him to be a very pleasant person, a person with whom I enjoyed the conversation. If he ever asks my opinion of the homosexual lifestyle; I will have to tell him that it is against Biblical teaching. If he wants to know what the Bible says about the gay lifestyle, I will show him. But, I would not beat him over the head with the Bible.
Dr. Ergun Caner, president of Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary, came to America as a Muslim teenager. His father was a Muslim of high ranking. Yet, in high school, one of Caner's friends kept inviting him to attend the Baptist church with him. Eventually, he did and found the teaching strange -- but, the love sincere. To make a long story short -- Caner eventually became a Christian. Then, his brother became a Christian. Both are Ph.Ds and teach in Christian Seminaries today. As Dr. Caner tells it, "The people in that Baptist church LOVED him all the way to the cross."
So, whether a person is a devout Muslim -- or a gay person; we in the Christian church should love him/her, respect him/her, and share the Word of God with him/her. We should never attack them for their lifestyle. But, we must never tell anyone that God accepts the gay lifestyle. There are no truer words than, "God loves the sinner; but hates the sin" -- regardless of the sin or the degree of sin.
But, Daddy-Duck, I am very curious about one thing, assuming there is some truth in your posting name -- how in the world did you become a DADDY-Duck if you are gay? Just curious.
God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,
Bill
Personally, I would suggest finding a sincere church fellowship -- and just be yourself. I would suggest not wearing a shirt which reads "Gay And Proud Of It!" or "I'm Gay And I Teach Your Kids!" or anything similar. Just go, be friendly, and don't be shouting, "I'm gay so please don't hate me."
You might want to find a pastor in your age group and talk with him privately. You might tell him that you are gay but seeking other avenues, or that you are gay and do not want to change, or whatever. If you find a good Christian pastor, he will not put you down for your lifestyle -- but, he will not tell you it is right either. I have a friend whose son is gay and when I have been around him, I found him to be a very pleasant person, a person with whom I enjoyed the conversation. If he ever asks my opinion of the homosexual lifestyle; I will have to tell him that it is against Biblical teaching. If he wants to know what the Bible says about the gay lifestyle, I will show him. But, I would not beat him over the head with the Bible.
Dr. Ergun Caner, president of Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary, came to America as a Muslim teenager. His father was a Muslim of high ranking. Yet, in high school, one of Caner's friends kept inviting him to attend the Baptist church with him. Eventually, he did and found the teaching strange -- but, the love sincere. To make a long story short -- Caner eventually became a Christian. Then, his brother became a Christian. Both are Ph.Ds and teach in Christian Seminaries today. As Dr. Caner tells it, "The people in that Baptist church LOVED him all the way to the cross."
So, whether a person is a devout Muslim -- or a gay person; we in the Christian church should love him/her, respect him/her, and share the Word of God with him/her. We should never attack them for their lifestyle. But, we must never tell anyone that God accepts the gay lifestyle. There are no truer words than, "God loves the sinner; but hates the sin" -- regardless of the sin or the degree of sin.
But, Daddy-Duck, I am very curious about one thing, assuming there is some truth in your posting name -- how in the world did you become a DADDY-Duck if you are gay? Just curious.
God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,
Bill
Mr. Gray, DADDY is the new term referring to one's lover. Hence the phrase: ''WHOSE YO DADDY?''
daddy-duck, if you need help finding a place to hang out, you should contact one of these, or will you be next in line http://www.waff.com/Global/link.asp?L=369208
Back in college, my roommate and I went to Belles in B'ham all the time (and no, I'm not gay). We just wanted to go out and dance and we could go there and have a blast without guys hitting on us
all night.
all night.
quote:Originally posted by beyonce:
Mr. Gray, DADDY is the new term referring to one's lover. Hence the phrase: ''WHOSE YO DADDY?''
Hi Beyonce,
I have been hearing that for years in California and it has nothing to do with gays. Out here, it is for people in the "hood" or guys who think they are being "cool."
However, going with your interpretation -- is Daddy the duck or does he love a duck? Just curious.
God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,
Bill
*Facepalm* sigh.
However, going with your interpretation -- is Daddy the duck or does he love a duck? Just curious.
I think he must be the MAN in the relationship, and duck was probably the gayest animal he could think of. Or maybe duck is his pet name?
Please enlighten us daddy duck?
I think he must be the MAN in the relationship, and duck was probably the gayest animal he could think of. Or maybe duck is his pet name?
Please enlighten us daddy duck?
quote:Originally posted by beternU:
Meet them for WHAT? There are all kinds of reasons for meeting people. What do you want to meet "others" for? I know some fine ladies you might enjoy meeting.
Don't try meeting others for the wrong reasons in Wilson Park in Florence. Local law enforcement appropriately takes a dim view of that and those who "cruise" there might get "run off" or taken to the jail. Stay away from parks, if "cruising" is your game. We do not need that kind of activity in our public parks. Come to think of it, we don't need it anywhere.
You spelled "meat" wrong.
quote:Originally posted by Elvis Wearing a Bra on Head:
So is this thread for making cheap shots at others? Jesus Christ, you should be ashamed!
Why should Jesus be ashamed?
I saw one at dollar general store today in the deodorant aisle.
How can one tell Javier?
Well I wouldn't known by looking at him. We were talking and he mentioned he was buying the deodorant for his partner. He was buying some strong men's deodorant so I just assumed he was gay. I could be wrong.
He was a nice guy. Even recommended a good toilet bowl cleaner to me.
He was a nice guy. Even recommended a good toilet bowl cleaner to me.
quote:Originally posted by HomesickGirl:
I didn't consider a park to be a 'cool place'.
Then you might try the toilets at Spring Park Tuscumbia. Just park and watch the gay parade going in and out and you just might see a neigbor or few. Pheweeey
Or, heard tell the one-seaters at the local hospital have some real characters seen pottying in pairs. Just knock on the door and count when one comes out, 15 seconds later, comes the other. Nasty, nasty, nasty