Jim, it's refreshing to see someone so supportive of their blog's lifetsyle. I've seen too many bloggers become ashamed, embarrassed, or even completely disown their blogs upon the discovery that they're gay. You're a good man Jim, and a great blogger.

Ok...THIS is funny! Yay you for more traffic. (you're such a traffic whore!) :-P

Well shank, I see it as a free and open choice. I might not fully understand my blog's choice but I can still support its decision.

Pam - Thanks for putting "traffic" in there. ;-)

I'm sorry that it didn't give you the option of being a Metrosexual blogger, but maybe it was all the posts about your days with the boys in the Navy, that tipped the balance! :)

I think it was that time you fantasized you were gay.

Hey, now. I was NOT fantasizing that I was gay. I was regretting that I wasn't gay. Big difference there.

That would be a bit ironic. I got my first "you bastard, you hate gays" mail from that post.

Your blog is gay?

Dude, that is SO gay! :-P

The green eyed beast raises it's head. It's like, so obvious, Harv.

What a blow it will be to your wife's blog....

Yeah. I wonder how the kid's blog will react.

I don't want to rain on your Mardi Gras but I also got indexed by spidergay. Which says a lot about both of us.

It does explain that certian "bond" that we share.

There's a difference? That must be too subtle for my hetero-sports/beer/boobs-thinking straight guy mind to grasp. Don't bother trying to 'splain it to me; you'll bore me and I'm reading the sports page right now, anyway.

Harvey is definitely jealous. That's why he's sticking his tongue out.

Ok. This is an outrage. A travesty. There is no possible WAY you're gay. I saw you wearing strappy man sandals!

FIRST of all, Harvey is mine.

SECOND, you don't have nearly enugh indignation to be gay. Do you hear the sound of my high-pitched voice right now? THIS is indignation and I've half a mind to call those defamation CLU whatevers on you. I might actually have to attend some kind of protest over this.

THIRD, that other post makes ME wish I was gay.

I'm not gay, but my blog is.

Oh, wait. Try this one:

Some of my favorite blogs are gay.

Or this one?:

I don't mind gay blogs but sometimes I feel uncomfortable around them.

Oh, the stereotypes are running rampant today!

I actually think my blog hanging out with your blog is good for my blog. You know, exposes it to different things, expands its horizons and increases tolerance; shows it that just because one blog is different from another doesn't mean it's not a blog anymore. We're building bridges here people, bridges.

Trey - 'fraid you'll have to arm-wrestle my wife for me.

Google images "wife arm". She's the #1 hit.

Then decide whether I'm worth it...

I have really skinny arms and I'm opposed to working out. Surely, there is something I have that you wife wants and is willing to negotiate about.

Harv, don't you remember that fateful night in the hospital? How could you give up so easily on our love?

Before contemplating battling TNT you should seriously consider what you're fighting over.

See, for guys to joke about the gayness, it's considered humor and not something that other people want to watch.

If women talk about munching the pink taco, then all we get is men rushing up begging us to set up bleacher seating.

The dichotomy. It kills me.

Mmmm...tacos....

Helen, if you're offering seats, sign me up. It's part of my research on how other gay blogs work...

Will this be an interactive demonstration? Please?

Helen, whattaya talk?

Although I have strict rules about who I want to watch, I take my manlove very seriously. I would even say *Enthusiastically.*

Harvey would be so lucky!

Oh all right.

Bleacher seating it is.

But I am so charging admission.

This could be a hot ticket item, folks. Order early!