It’s that time of the week, when Queerty takes a break from the opinion-making and puts you, the readers, in charge. Each Friday, we invite you to be the pundit on a hot-button question facing the LGBT community and its allies. As always, we expect people to be respectful and considerate of others by refraining from personal attacks. We present the information, you make the decision.
It’s hardly the first time a gay boy has strutted the stage of Fox’s American Idol, but when Adam Lambert crooned the line “I told them about equality/ and it’s true you’re either wrong or right” from Michael Jackson’s “Black or White,” it was the first time America’s biggest popularity contest had a gay boy on stage who looks like he could win. But does America see it that way?
By all accounts, Lambert is this season’s front runner. And even if Idol continues its longstanding practice of keeping its gay contestants in the closet — while going gaga about all the girls some of the male contestants make squeal — it takes two seconds with Google to find photos of him making out with another bloke and diva-tastic renditions of him singing “Crazy” in hotpants.
But is America ready for Lambert’s metrosexual vamping? Previous semi-open contestants have not fared as well on the show as those that kept their sexuality in the closet. Clay Aiken and R.J. Helton both waited until after the show ended to come out — and both made it to the final five. By contrast, last season Danny Noriega and David Hernandez were both more open (though in Hernandez’s case, it was a revelation that he worked as a go-go dancer that did it), and neither made it past the first couple of rounds.
How about we take this to the next level?
Our newsletter is like a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.
But Lambert is a unique case. Besides undeniable talent, his style is ripped straight from the gender-bending antics of groups like Fall Out Boy and Cobra Starship, two groups that have mass appeal, despite (or because of) their deliberate, studied swish.
We put it to you: Is Lambert the one to blow the closet doors off of Idol completely– and will Fox, who depends on the show as a mainstream cash cow, let him?
Justin
All I can say is, I sure hope so. 🙂 My prediction is, yes, he will. 🙂
ChristopherM
I think America is definitely ready for a gay winner on Idol (though he is not the front-runner…Danny Offkey and his deceased wife are getting the most votes according to DialIdol.com). That said, much as I would love to see a faggoty-assed fag win, he’s not the one for me. I don’t think he’s nearly as good as everyone thinks, at least given his performances so far. I’d love to see how he performs when he is being himself instead of putting on this faux rock star posture. I would probably really like him then.
Luke
I think he has a good chance assuming no one rocks the PR world by releasing something putting him in a compromising gay setting. A gay go-go dancer loses votes because average America sees that as a bad thing. A gay guy who sings and acts like a modern rock star – average America can vote for that.
Thomas
Um… Clay Aiken anyone? LOL.
Chitown Kev
@Thomas:
Damn, you beat me to it.
Alexa
@Thomas: Clay didn’t win that season, though people often think he did as he was more successful than the winner, and far more newsworthy. He wasn’t out (not even to his family) while he was on the show, and most of his fans thought he was straight, so it doesn’t really count anyway.
I do think Adam has a very good chance this season, but, as ChristopherM says, hokey Gokey is ahead in votes, and once the other good little Christians get voted off he will no doubt pick up their votes as well. He’ll go far, but I can’t see him actually winning. But is America ready for a gay Idol? Definitely. Times have changed since they pushed Jim Verraros back in the closet, and since an old gay personal ad got Anwar voted out too early. I don’t think last season counts, Danny and David weren’t nearly as talented as Adam and didn’t have the fanbase he does to counteract the homophobes and – in David’s case – the bad press of being a stripper. While Adam hasn’t actually confirmed he is gay, he clearly embraces it, and that’s very exciting and positive.
And the Idol producers are obviously embracing it as well. The first week he performed to a huge rainbow background, Simon has gone on record saying Adam is his favorite, and I think they believe the whole God v Gay thing will be good for their declining ratings. Whether they’ll actually let him win or not is another matter.
James
I’m all for a gay winner of American Idol, I’d just rather have it be someone that doesn’t screech the high notes and sound like they are bringing back Axl Rose type singing to the mainstream.
Gregoire
I think he’s repellent, some kind of a Twilight-inspired nightmare of what rock music is supposed to be. But as long as he beats that horrible Danny Gokey — then go Adam!
Alan down in Florida
Either Adam has to keep his “macho” scream queen persona throughout the competition which would be too Johnny One Note of him or eventually his musical theater side will start to come shining through and ALL of America will figure out his gaiety. Which does not bode well for him.
Remember this is a show on which Simon Cowell told cutie-pie Kris Allen this week that he should have kept his wife of five months “hidden…longer.” Apparently Simon thinks Kris’ marriage will lose him the teenage girl and gay male votes, which as I think of it echoes back to the poll about Spencer not coming out on Survivor.
Catherine
Lambert does look like he’s going after the Pete Wentz style (which I totally dig), but Fall Out Boy he is not. His performance isn’t bad, but seemed too… I don’t know, screechy? I don’t know about his other performances, since I don’t watch American Idol, but something about this performance was off to me.
Regardless, I think America’s ready for a gay Idol. Just not this one.
jbw
Well I love him. Gah!
Jheryn
I am all for having a gay man or woman win Idol, but I will never want them to win just because they are gay. I want the best singer/performer to win. I don’t care what their gender or sexual orientation is.
Having said that however, I like both Adam and Danny. I love Lil and Allison too. The rest all fade into the background for me. But the four of them all have tallent.
A couple above have slammed Danny. If you don’t like his singing, I’m OK with that. We all have personal tastes. But it is hardly fair or even mature for those who malign him because his religion and personal tragedy. That is beneath any of us in the gay community. We should be better than that. I don’t like people hating on me because I am gay, I am not going to act the same way because of someone’s faith or position in life. I refuse to be as awful as so many others. I would hope others in the gay community would feel the same way.
ChristopherM
@Jheryn:
I don’t malign Danny because of his personal tragedy. I malign him for using it in a very tacky way to propel himself to the front of the pack. This week was the first time he hasn’t mentioned it, and the producers are only too happy to go along with it because a singer with a “story” is better for their ratings.
Gregoire
Jheryn, you really don’t know much about Danny, do you? His church is one of those weirdish culty churches that spend more time making money for their leaders than saving lives or souls.
Additionally, Danny has purposefully used his personal tragedy for promotional purposes, as confirmed in interviews by him and his friend Jamar. Unlike many Idol contestants who have experienced tragedy, his are front and center of his whole personality on the show. The producers have milked it for all its worth, with his permission.
Jon B
@Alexa: Why do people keep saying he hasn’t confirmed being gay? First off, it’s not like an interviewer has directly asked him if he is gay or not and he’s denied it. Second, he is very open about being gay. I’ve been a fan of his for several years now, and he’s never even attempted to cover up his sexuality. Lastly, the guy has pictures in drag and making out with his boyfriend plastered all over the internet, so it’s not like he could do much of anything to hide it.
Captain Freedom
I think Bill Maher said it best in regards to Clay Aiken.
New Rules: You can’t come out of the closet if it is made of class and wide open.
Seriously, anyone who thought Aiken was straight must have been drinking Ted Haggard koolaid.
Cam
@ChristopherM:
you said “I don’t malign Danny because of his personal tragedy.”
____________________________________________________________
Miss Truvy, I swear to you that mah personal tragedy will in no way interfere with mah ability to do good hair~!
Jim
I think it would behoove Adam to just keep quiet about being gay until he wins. He should concentrate on giving more incredible performances and forget the backstory shit. He will need every vote he can get, since even though he’s incredible, the competition is strong and sometimes a total doofus with little chance of a long career makes it to the finish (Taylor Hicks), because the majority of the American Idol voters are morons, or teenage girls with crushes. Adam has several things going for him – incredible voice, rock star charisma, great face, beautiful smile. But I’m sorry, there are still too many rednecks in this country who will cause a big stink if he comes out officially before it’s all over. I would love to be proven wrong, but that’s just what I believe. After he wins, all bets are off. But this stupid, backward country sees gay men as GAY GAY GAY first and human beings second, especially in show business.
However, the whole glam rock black fingernail polish thing he’s got going is a hell of a lot more interesting than any of the other contestants, who all look like singers at Disney World.
Joe
OK, I admit it – I am hooked on American Idol and I have been for several season’s now. It’s cheesy, it’s hokey, it’s a mass of contradictions(We are looking for a contemporary singer, someone young and hip – here, sing Barry Manilow!) but it’s entirely watchable and at the end of the day, I truly admire the talent in these kids and the courage it takes to sing in front of millions and risk the ass-reaming (verbal, of course) by Simon.
Because of this, I can vouch that the main reason David Hernandez and Danny Noriega got eliminated from American Idol last year really had nothing to do with their sexuality. They just weren’t good enough to proceed to the next round, whether it be because of poor singing that night or bad song choice of both. Adam seems to be the real deal and even though I’m not crazy about the whole goth-queer thing he has going on, I really and truly love that he is flamboyant and has the chops to continue far into the competition.
Gokey is okay – wonderful voice, but exploits his deceased wife to an uncomfortable degree (one of his family members held up a picture of her during his performance of “Hero” a couple weeks ago. Skin crawling!). He’s also Churchy McChurch.
It should be interesting. AI audiences are not keen on hyper-religiosity (Mandisa or whatever that chick’s name was, found herself eliminated the week after she sang a song with a dedication perceived to be homophobic) while gayish singers have gone far.
Mykel
I’m going to weigh in and agree with several of the posts. There are too many of the top 13 who were afforded air time during the first few weeks of tryouts. Those with a back story are still with us. The few that made it to the finals without having had all of America getting to know them ahead of time are long gone. When they came up to sing having never been seen before, there was no ingrained connection with the public and therefore no votes, so off they went into oblivion.
Most of the back stories are sad and generate a willingness on the public’s part to help them along. Danny Yuckey’s dead wife, Lil’s ruined home and struggle with 3 kids, Scott’s blindness. They generate sympathy votes. Although at least when Scott sings, nobody holds up a picture of eyes with an X through them. Gokey is truly pathetic and should go just on a smarm factor. Von Smith outsang Sarver, Scott, Kris, Danny and especially Anoop and Jorge, but he got cut. They had face time.
Adam’s got, to quote Paula, the whole package. Incredible stage presence, killer voice and good looking, too. The fact that he’s gay is a plus. He DESERVES to win.
rogue dandelion
I hope he sings a really fabulous song if he wins- something really over the top.
vernonvanderbilt
Personally, I’m a fan. When I first saw him during the auditions, I in no way expected that voice to come out of someone looking like him. He has truly shown that he is the total package…memorable look, comfortable onstage, charismatic, and, of course, he can sing like the dickens. He truly could win this thing, and I would not take issue with that at this point in the competition.
Do I think he will win? That’s iffy. America has shown a strong tendency to screw up when it comes to Idol voting. Also, the pics may not have hurt him thus far, but that’s not saying they won’t once the lesser performers are weeded out. The fact that they’ve surfaced so early in the competition is helpful, but he isn’t impervious. Aside from the occasional swerve (Cook over Archuleta) America tends to vote for “safe” contestants. Jordin Sparks is about as Disney as it gets, you know.
For Adam to win, we really need to hope for what is usually the downfall of this show: overenthusiastic youngsters with nothing better to do than hit redial 500 times in two hours.
Dan (no relation)
I hope he (or some gay person) wins, not because he’s gay but because he’s the best performer. But it’s because he’s gay that I hope he wins because he’s the best performer. Follow me?
Joseph
I think that Paula Abdule said it all “that he achieves what a performance should achieve, Your undivided attention on him, the performer, he is a natural born performer with talent, with talent far above most performers.”
Lambert will blow the doors off all the closets associated with
American Idol…..Fox will let him, because he is so popular and he demands to be the winner…….Yes! Yes! Yes!…..it’s about time to drop the barriers….let everyone step into the light…
Yes! Yes!
getreal
Haven’t we already had a gay American Idol? Maybe not openly gay but gay yes. Right?
hephaestion
I don’t think America is ready for a gay American Idol. Not even close. Adam is the best contestant, in my opinion, but he will probably lose to Danny Gokey, whose Erkel-meets-Harry-Potter-as- an-adult persona is winning America over. Americans love to mourn over a straight guy’s deceased spouse. My straight friends insist that they think America is ready for a gay Idol, but it’s not true. They adored Liberace, but only as long as he never said he was gay. The same holds true today. A gay Idol would either have to never state that s/he is gay OR act as straight as straight can be.
KY9289
Okay Adam Lambert has a pretty good voice, but not a voice that would sell mainstream. He should go back to doing broadway. He’s way over the top and needs to get some work done on his face. Everytime the camera zooms in on his face I cringe because I see all the acne scars and I feel bad because there’s work that can be done for that. Maybe if he tones it down a little bit he could sell a record..
Brianna
@getreal:
Like someone said above, Clay Aiken was not the winner of American Idol. He lost.
GENE
@KY9289:
In his original songs posted on youtube (the ones that’s not show clips) he’s just singing normally. Over the top performance is for live shows.
Adam Lambert- Kiss and Tell
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoKm9nvP-D0
vernonvanderbilt
Check this shit, yo.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXvSA6QL7Ac&feature=related
Not that is what I have wanted from an Idol for a very long time. This boy is glamtastic, and I want more and more. I don’t care how over the top he is. I happen to like a healthy dose of melodrama in my music from time to time.
And even if you don’t like his voice, we get some nice skin in that clip. The boy is bangin’.
Cee
This guy has bad skin. Very unattractive. I seen him queenin out too.
vernonvanderbilt
I can’t speak for anyone else, but I don’t give half a shit what sort of skin he has, or how queeny he might be. He is exactly the sort of Idol we have been starving for from day one. I will even go out on a limb and say that I believe he is the single best singer the show has ever seen, even better than Melinda Doolittle, who was my previous pick for the spot. He’s certainly the most versatile, which is evident if you watch his youtube clips. People who want to nitpick the shallow shit aren’t worthy of even having an opinion.
ebineez
This is the first season of Idol I’ve watched and I’ve got to say I’ve loved Adam from the start. Who cares if he’s gay, straight whatever. If people are going to vote for someone they want to be the winner of Idol it should be because they think they are a talented performer – which he is. He seems like a really lovely guy – why should that change for anyone if they find out he prefers guys? He’s still the same person! I know there are alot of people out there that don’t think that way though – and that’s sad.
Daniel
I’ve stopped watching Idol, but I tuned in a few times this season just to see the circus that is the beginning. Adam Lambert is definitely a contender for the top spot (haha, no pun intended) but I sure as hell hope he lands the number 2 position so that we actually hear from him again and so that he doesn’t fade off into Idol oblivion like most of the actual Idol winners.
Cee
@ vernonvanderbilt, put a sock in it. Nothing spectacular about this guy. Just another emo queen.
vernonvanderbilt
@Cee: And you can suck my cock, because you’re nothing more than a typical, shallow shit-stirrer. People like you are what’s wrong with our community.
Sam
Adam has no lower range. All he can do is scream in his upper range. He’s a one note performer and if he doesn’t show some versatility soon he will be a goner.
vernonvanderbilt, Adam is certainly not the best AI has had, Aiken is at the top of that heap by a mile. You are confusing staging, costuming and edgy hair/make-up with talent. Listen to Adam with your eyes closed and you’ll hear how mediocre he really is.
vernonvanderbilt
@Sam: Sorry, Sam, but Aiken is a Celine-styled singer…all technique, no soul. He’s boring. I’d rather listen to/watch someone who makes the occasional mistake but actually puts on an entertaining show rather than standing around looking like a wax sculpture. And beyond that, I haven’t heard a single Idol contestant in the six seasons I’ve watched who has even come close to approaching the vocal range Adam has, much less the ability to control it so effectively.
scott
I tihnk it’s all about what flavor do you like. Adam reminds me of Steven Tyler. Lots of high pitched screaming. Not my flavor. But other peeps tend to think Steven Tyler is fantastic. I get a headache. I’m all for rooting for the gay dudes but Adam is kind of annoying to me.
I loved Clay Aiken. Altho, sometimes he couldn’t hit those really high notes but he had a lot of effin’ power. Too bad, he favors lite-fm type of music. I need some bass and beats. I need some rock and pop. So, Clay disappoints me as well.
And no, I don’t think America is ready for a gay American Idol. It might happen, but as others might have mentioned, Dorkey, with the dead wife… he’s got the lock I think. He also has a nice voice as well.
jay
I’ve seen Aiken in concert, both symphony style and pop. He is very versatile, actually. I don’t think he necessarily wants to only do the lite stuff but I think that’s the arena he’s been seen as belonging. I’m hoping now that’s he’s moved on/whatever to a new label we’ll get some better stuff. Vocally, he’s very strong with good resonance in his lower register, which I prefer over the high notes..even though those are nice when used judiciously,and some remarkable breath control. Adam’s talented, in a different way, and I expect to see his stylings change up shortly to show some versatility. He’s definitely got stage presence and is worth watching. That Danny dude? Skerry, for sure. That hip thrusting at the camera blinded me for a time the other night. JUST NO, dude, JUST F’N NOOOO.
khrocks1
yes we are ready for this
hes so damn sexy
dan
I’m a 50 year old gay man, and somehow I feel like a 16 year old girl watching Adam Lambert. I’ve seen a grand total of two performances on Idol, as well as come internet cabaret videos, and I can’t get over his talent. Yeah, he’s cute, but that voice … holy shit. It’s like Axl Rose and Patti LaBelle had a baby.
Some talent you just can’t deny. When Streisand, Garland, Madonna, Sting, Midler first appeared, you knew. I look at Lambert, and I know.
Not only that, he doesn’t give a damn who knows he’s gay. Think of what he’s doing for kids, especially future glam rockers of America.
I think he could win this thing.
vernonvanderbilt
@dan: What you said. This former glam rocker (who’s still a glam rocker at heart) is beyond excited to see someone on Idol who actually seems interested in making music I wouldn’t mind listening to. In my eyes, he’s already a star. Going through this competition is more a formality than a necessity for Adam.
And yes, he has the most remarkable voice in the history of the program, hands down. I can understand why some people may not like it, but I will also contend that they likely don’t have real musical knowledge, much less good taste. Adam isn’t an assembly-line pop singer…he’s a bonafide rock star. My only complaint is that I wish he had a more “rock star” name. He should probably just drop the surname. He’s talented enough that one name would suffice.
GENE
@Sam:
You are so wrong. The site below tracks the contestants’s vocal ranges each year.
http://www.idolranges.com/standings.htm#RangeRemaining
Range of the Top 13 Finalists
1) Adam Lambert – 16 steps
2) Alexis Grace – 12 steps
3) Anoop Desai, Kris Allen, Matt Giraud, Megan Corkrey, and Scott MacIntyre – 11 steps
His range is just that fantabulous. And let’s not ignore the fact that Adam’s performance wowed the audience and judges and stole the show. He gets a huge reaction while so many
performers on Idol are just “eh, so what?” Bland. Added to his vocal talent he has charisma and knows how to wow the audience. Whether or not you like his style is a matter of taste, but you can’t deny the guy’s massive gifts.
AJ
It’s about time America has an Idol that was gay! Over here in Germany, we’re staring our Idol also and they have 2 gays on the show this year, but it’s nothing new here. We already have one lesbian in 2004, one gay winner in 2006, Mark medlock(who is half American):
http://www.clipfish.de/video/639138/mark-medlock-now-or-never/
Last year we had a gay runner-up from Lebanon:
http://www.clipfish.de/video/2360109/dsds-finale-fady-maalouf-singt-blessed-produziert-von-alex-christensen/
And this year, we have a guy that wants to be Christina Aguilera:
http://www.clipfish.de/special/dsds/video/2953402/benny-kieckhaeben-in-der-dsds-top-15-show-2/
Check them out!!!
Paul
It’s time to have an out gay boy win! Especially this one, he has got some insanely talented vocals (and I don’t even like American Idol – but I tune in for him). The past gay contestants were self-loathing closet cases or just silly embarrassments.
Mr. Adam is already a star as far as I’m concerned. He just has a stage presence the others do not.
p. solanki
While on this topic, let’s not forget Sanjaya. Screaming pre-teens girls aside, did anyone believe he was straight? Elton John has never found his gayness an impediment to selling records. There is no reason for Adam not to succeed.
KAY
A comment from the Senior Citizen arena—–I have watched Am Idol for the last six years and have a good knowledge of good vocals, good training, entertainment appeal, and as Paula would say “the whole package”. My choices for the last six years who would fit into all of these categories would be Clay Aiken, Jennifer Hudson, Carrie Underwood and yes, this year Adam Lambert. All the rest of the idols either scream their music or just don’t have the “total package” to ever make a lifetime career in the entertainment industry. Keep your eye on the above four ‘entertainers’—they will be around long after I am gone. I do hope that Am Idol producers will change up some of Adam’s performances in the next ten weeks to show his ability and versatility and tone down the ‘rocker image’; because I know Adam will show us perfection at any level and with any type of music they throw at him. Sexuality has nothing to do with real talent. This young man has it all. One supporting comment on Danny Goekey; Danny has a wonderful voice, never misses a note and is a sweet guy. I’m sure he’s a wonderful teacher; but he’s got to stop playing on the sympathy of the audience and get off of the ‘religious kick’ or he’ll be gone before he knows it.
Hill22
okay, boys and girls… does anybody REALLY give a flying crap about Adam’s sexuality??? The fact of the matter is, when he comes out on stage, i CRINGE. his voice is NOT original… IT IS MERELY A MIMIC OF STEVEN TYLER, ANGUS YOUNG, ROBERT PLANT AND MICK JAGGER! Don’t get me wrong… i ENJOY these artists. THEY were original IN THEIR TIME! they played for hundreds of thousands of wasted fans around the world… WASTED fans.
now, i’m not saying Adam isn’t entertaining… in fact i tune in every week to see what song he’ll be butchering that night,WITH THE EXCEPTION OF TEARS OF A CLOWN, he takes a song, finds a lesser known version of it, and tweaks it just slightly, so that musically ignorant people think, “oh my god! he’s sooo talented! he shows true artistry!!!” GIVE ME A BREAK. if this were 1990, and Guns N Roses or Warrant were looking for a new lead singer… Lambert would be their guy. Ever seen Rock Star with Mark Wahlberg???
honestly the only person i haven’t seen truly falter this season is Alison Irahita. for 16 years old i have to say DAYUM!!! i dont think she gets enough credit for her ability. Kris is really blossoming as well. these kids have true TALENT. its unfortunate that they have to be in a competition with someone who “overshadows” them with a high note and bad hair.
American Idol is ridiculous and doesnt have much to offer people over the age of 14 anymore. welcome to the age of Hannah Montana and Jonas Brothers… this is our new “generation” of music. god help us. time to turn off the radio and pop in another Beatles CD, cuz there ain’t nothing worth listening to out there right now.
Catherine
@Hill22:
Really? I’m pretty sure that every generation says that about the generation following.
As it happens, there are plenty of modern original and enjoyable bands. You just need to look for it, and ignore the fangirlish screams of the Jonas Brothers and Hannah Montana tweens.
hezi
RARE!! Adam Lambert age 12! Playing a girl!
you GOTTA see this amazing performance in such a young age……
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRlvinJaWjA
Erica
I like Adam, I don’t think it has anything to do with his sexuality that is gonna make or break him winning on American Idol, however what will do it…When you listen to him your first thought is not “American Idol” its more of a “broadway” thought, Adam is amazing but I just cant picture him being an “American Idol”
Cheryl Anderson
Adam is the best singer, best perforer that American Idol has ever seen. His sexuality should not even be an issue. The boy can sing…and that is what is important!
chaillarelunc
l’ve just opened a bankacc from NatWest. I was wondering if, as soon as Its been activated, can l use ym NatWest bank creditcard to order things off the Inet? Like on shopping and stuff, or will l need a Debit card. I donj’t really understand how to ordder things on the internet as this is my first bank card.
Thanks,
Sandra_Dalene_VanAlstine
Sandra Dalene VanAlstine – Wanted to introduce myself
Thanks
Sandra Dalene VanAlstine
ethisrere
This look interesting,so far.
If it’s not just all bots here, let me know. I’m looking to network
Oh, and yes I’m a real person LOL.
Later,
unrendaerasse
At least 67 people, including members of Afghan surveillance forces, were also wounded in the attack, which occurred on a entr‚e between the Indian Embassy that purchase tramadol and the Inside The cloth, said Sayed Kabir Amiri, the first of all hospitals in the capital.
sleepassault
sleepassault
Sleep assault has quickly become one of the better sleep assault and sleep fuck sites out there.. Although all the new “sleep sex” sites all have to give credit to the original (sleepassault.com) we all can see the direction it’s going. The young teen girls, hotter then ever, getting sleep fucked on video… The quality of the content, the freshness of the sleeping teen sluts and the exceptional amount of “updates” make sites like Sleep assault the cream of the sleeping sex fetish sites. You want quality porn? You got it.. Check out our sister site, a load of freebies at sleepassault now!
sleep assault, sleep sex, sleep assault movies, sleepsex, sleeping sex
http://www.sleepassaultvideos.com
Hammamet
Hammamet
Hammamet est une ville principale de Tunisie, connu pour sa station baln?aire et sa zone touristique nomm? Yasmine Hammamet qui acceuille des millions de touristes durant toute l’ann?e. Vous y trouverez de belles et longues plages tout le long du golfe de Hammamet ainsi que des hotels et activit?s touristiques nombreuses et vari?es. Decouvrez les hotels et les sejours sur Hammamet et reservez votre billet d’avion pour partir pas cher ? Yasmine Hammamet en Tunisie
http://www.hammamet-tunisie.fr/
Landolite
Get away with with it VIAGRA
You commitment not be dissapointed
Royal pills for the treatment of the narrow the gap of everybody subservient to the trinkets
Coax joined in this day!
RattFlubFrorb
Hi guys,
My name is William and I am from Stirling. I have in recent past discovered this forum and I like it alot.
I am a bit shy so I wont write much about me but maybe when I will get confortable, you will get to know me better!
My main hobbies are astrology and watching movies. I also love outdoor activites but the temperature has been very bad for the last days or so here in Stirling.
I was wondering if anyone else here is from the united Kingdom too?
I am glad to have joined this forum!
Cheers!
🙂
PS: Sorry if this was posted in the wrong section. I could not find the right one!
RattFlubFrorb
Hi guys,
My name is Alex and I am from Stirling in the United Kingdom. I have freshly discovered this forum and I like it alot.
I am a bit shy so I will not write much about myself but maybe when I will get more confortable, you guys will get to know me better!
My main hobbies are playing chess and watching movies. I also like outdoor activites but the temperature has been terrible for the last days or so here in Stirling.
I was wondering if anyone else here is from the UK too?
I am glad to have joined this forum!
Cheers!
🙂
Alex
PS: Sorry if this was posted in the wrong section. I could not find the right one!
gasheatmanontario
I have a 750 sq foot garage that doubles as my car shop & hobbies area and just needing a heater to heat the garage for when the winter comes again this year. Last year my old space heaters quit working at the end of the year so I need to get them replaced. Any suggestions?
Sypespounny
Read the latest reviews and find the best offers on best face moisturizer