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Go, Boy!

By:           Andrew Belonksy
On:           Mar 4, 2008
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No. 1 · shane

We Georgia gay boys don’t put up with shit! My ex and i had to whip some ass in Savannah one night after getting bashed. Not usually a fighter but it did feel damn good.

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No. 2 · M Shane

Some of the people I admired the most in San Francisco, on the streets,when I lived there were the gueens. I was coming home one night from an all nuigght place and we got jumped by a group of thugs-She carried a 12inch scissors and went after them-chasing them down the street .Possibly saving our lives. Big guys too.
It was not that uncommon for guys who worked out to beat the daylights out of bashers.

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No. 3 · Paul Raposo

Gays used to be such ass kickers. What happened to us? Kudos to this young man for showing the rest of us how it’s done.

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No. 4 · fredo777 · Member · 3010 comments

This is another example of why I state that every gay man should know self-defense + (as a bonus) carry a stun gun at all times, where legal.

And know how to use it.

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No. 5 · M Shane

It really is true! remember when people carried whistes and took self defense classes. People don’t get in good physical shape much. But a lot of it is psycological.
I often carried some sort of weapon; In any case you can always grab something.

But there is a problem having something to do with deteriorating community and self esteem.

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