October 21, 2008

Truth Or Lies Tuesday: Surprise Party

There's nothing I like more than a surprise.  Except when they're unexpected.  So let's get down to brass tacks and reveal the answer to last week's Truth or Lies Tuesday:
 
- Kiss You Off:  This story is true (sorry, Karyn - but you forget that I didn't move to your school system until after Thanksgiving weekend of sixth grade - fooled you!).  Ah, Valerie.  I still can't hear that Steve Winwood song without flashing back to the side of that house and being scared out of my wits.  Fortunately for all of us I do my best to never listen to Steve Winwood.  Ever.
 
- Friends With Benefits:  True.  In retrospect, the entire situation was so completely overdramatic that not even the CW would write it into a plotline.  T. left me for C., who dumped his boyfriend, G.  G. and I were completely blindsided and hooked up a few times to help each other through the pain.  But we were both tops so we knew that was never going to last long.  Surprisingly, from what I understand, T. and C. are still together to this day.  So I guess one of them must've learned to switch hit.
 
- Now Is The Autumn Of Our Gay's Content:  So true.  So wonderfully true.  My heart still flutters a little bit when I think about it.  His name was Jeon.  He was French.  He was super hot.  I have never felt more like an International Coffees commercial in my life.  We never did get around to going on a date, but I still felt so special.  I kept that napkin in my wallet for nearly five years, until I accidentally sent my wallet through the wash cycle in a pair of jeans.  Ah, Jeon.  Le swoon.
 
- Smile For The Camera:  This is the false story.  Although there were no X-rated pictures hidden away for me to find, he did leave me a fully-stocked bookshelf with such classic titles as Hustlers, Escorts, and Porn Stars: The Insider's Guide to Male Prostitution, Male Bodies: A Photographic History of the Nude, and The Joy Of Gay Sex.  I have no idea what this guy did in his free time but I've got a pretty good hunch.  Still, I don't judge, and I should really thank him.  Two of those books came in very handy.
 
We hoped you've enjoyed this exciting installment of Truth or Lies Tuesday.

Posted by mak at October 21, 2008 2:22 PM
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I consider myself fooled. :(
It's only been 20 years.
(At least I was right about there not being a girl named Valerie in MY school's sixth grade clases...LOL.)

Posted by: Karyn at October 21, 2008 8:03 PM