you’re right, stoia is gorgeous. you two should date. you’d make an adorable couple!

later,
m

DOH! We don’t have !here, only Logo.

Have you already shot your bit?

Johnny made mention of TLA. Circling the relationship, TLA funds the Philadelphia Film Society, who sponsors PIGLFF.

And now for the prop check:

Original BRude T-Shirt signed by Johnny Hazzard - Plastic bag enclosed atop dresser - check

First edition “Smut” signed by Johnny Hazzard - atop entertainment center, beneath 52″ flat screen TV - check

Props to Chi Chi LaRue for bringing her gorgeous self and two hot boys to town!

And to Miss Stoia, we should kick back sometime! Halla at me.

(Don’t get me started on the awful cover Moyet did on her solo album Essex.)

Sorry, old fart from the 80s here.

BTW, I had forgotten about them recording the last one in separate rooms. Did they really hate each other that much?

On a similar note, I would appreciate any insight Johnny, Jerrod, and other California residents can provide concerning the sentiment of Californians where gay marriage is concerned.

People, have you had gay club closings, or gay club nights disappear in your area? Cruisng ground busts heating up in your woods? (They are in Fire Island and Provincetown…)

Any accident that several of NYC’s biggest GLBT clubs got shut down just in time for Pride Weekend? Pre-Stonewall all over again…..Only with conservative Gays who can be used to shake a finger at all us ‘un-repentant, irresponsible’ “Party People”.

I stand up for the right for all of us to Marry; but who is standing up for our Right to Pursue Pleasure outside for the Social Fiat of Marriage?

ANY MARRIEDS OUT THERE WANT TO SUPPORT OUR NIGHT-LIFE?

Love to hear from you!

“When the Red Carpet is suddenly rolled out for you, pay attention to who get to walk on it, and where it leads…..”

Peace, Pleasure, and the Pursuit of Happiness!

D. J. Perez

I worked in an adult retail store in Boston, from 2000-2005, and Johnny’s signature replica dong was the hottest seller of ALL the lifelike ‘dill’s in the shop. Johnny, your likeness is being dipped into orifices of men and women of All lifestyles in MASSachusetts! I believe it’s because you’re “Just the Right Size”: not a teeny weenie; not a ‘Doorstop”.

Boy Wonder: you DO remember coverage of Johnny’s casting, but I never saw Johnny blog about it. Specialty Publications did a feature on the casting session in the “MEN OF RASCAL VIDEO” Special Edition magazine. ‘Dipping the wick’ in quick-set latex with straight male ‘casting’ experts, media, and others was probably not up there in the realms of “Bonerific Experiences”. Johnny, gotta give it up to you for getting the necessary “Wood” so that all of us can have a ‘piece’ of you to enjoy!

Peace, Pleasure, and the Pursuit of Happiness!

D. J. Perez

Harvey Fierstein just called and he’s interested in turning this into a musical because, hey, it’s a movie after all. Working title is “The Hazzard of Oz” and the show-stopper will be “Soooo Over the Rainbow!” The storyline was still being worked out at time of press, but apparently it involves Johnny riding a yellow brick rod AND the immortal line: “Well, Petey, I think we’re not in California anymore!”

Frog, you will have to wait for my interview with Barbara Walters. If she squeezes my nuts hard enough it will be a no holds bar tell all.

I suppose I should return my attention to the subject at hand. I personally find it deplorable that Hazzard Ahead commentators have been subjected to violence on the basis of their sexual orientation. However, hate crimes are not limited to America’s countryside. For instance, actor Trev Broudy was severely beaten in the heart of West Hollywood after hugging a male companion. Such incidents suggest that gay men and lesbians would be well served by taking a self-defense course.

Geez, this is like a family reunion! We’ve missed your charm. Mwah.

I think that perhaps as you/ I have gotten older, the general population’s attitude towards gays has become more accepting much to our advantage and now we can enjoy those little innuendos and the occasional cock size joke by our straight brothers (I really enjoy that).

I have found too, believe it or not, that when I think that somebody or some group of people are not going to like me for whatever reason it is usually due to my own fears of not being accepted and has nothing to do with the people. Funny how that works. I firmly believe in projecting a confident attitude and strong sense of self. There are times that I do not feel confident and I do not feel strong, but I try to do the best I can and every single time I have been surprised to find that my fears were unjustified.

Thank you for sharing. I MISS P’TOWN!!!!! J

On another note, I am hoping Jerrod will surprise me by sending a couple of junkie hookers to Tennessee.

Glad to hear things are going well.

It has been quite sometime since I have posted on your site. Unfortunately, little has changed here in Northeast Tennessee. It still remains a place where public displays of affection between members of the same gender would likely be met with verbal hostility at the very least. However, the area in which I reside is becoming an increasingly popular relocation destination. It is also beginning to attract second and third homebuyers. Hopefully, the arrival of more enlightened individuals will begin to chip away at the widespread anti-gay sentiment that reigns supreme around these parts.

On another note, my community may remain the same but I have changed. A little voice inside of me has said enough is enough. Consequently, I have no plans of being anyone’s victim. I have become both outspoken and confrontational in my efforts to defend gay interests. I am no longer a coward and I will fight in the literal and figurative sense against anyone attempting to railroad me or stand in the way of my rights.

Thanks for the input!

I’m a 20 something guy from a suburb of Nashville, TN. And, as you most likely know, we’re unfortunately a red state. Well… we’re really purple… but for the last election, we were red.

Anyway, I watch those movies too… but instead of thinking, “wow, has the world really come around?”, I think, “Wow, what a crock of shit they’re feeding us!” It’s almost as bad as what movies lead you to believe how love really works and such. Or hell… if someone learned how to have sex by watching porn! LOL!

Seriously though, it’s an inflated view.
Yes, there is a “gay” area of Nashville… we have a few clubs, a bookstore, a clothing store, and a restaurant all in one little area. But it’s less than a city block. Go outside that area and you’ll be hard pressed to find anyone “being themselves.” It’s sad, really. Hell, I don’t know that anyone actually “is themselves” in that small block, unless they’re inside the comfort of closed doors.

A story made headlines across the nation about a local gay guy who owns a farm having his property repeatedly vandalized… having things like “Die faggot!” written on the side of this house!

All this, yet our pride festival grows larger each year. But where are we the rest of the year? Do we pack away our testicles each year for safe-keeping until the next years pride festival? Is it that we don’t have thousands of others backing us up in the “off-season?”

I try to be who I am all of the time, unless of course I feel physically threatened.

So, as much as I’d love to say that we’ve made progress… it’s very slow going. Baby steps. But I have faith that we’ll get there one day… even if we do have to move out of state! LOL

Lots of love!
Ankh in TN

Let’s see … I was raised in a smallish city about 1 hr west of Toronto. Luckily it’s a university city, so there was a well established gay students group on campus when I came out — mind you I was 14 at the time, so I imagine some of the welcoming attitude had more to do with my age than anything else (chicken hawks were much more open in the early 80’s). Back then, we didn’t have any gay bars outside of T.O., but the university pubs were very welcoming places, that had all-ages hours after liquor had stopped being served. The rest of the city was pretty standard. You had to speak the language that Sen. Craig made popular in order to get any action — parks, tearooms, adult bookstores, alleys. My teen years were very educational

In ‘86, shortly after I graduated HS, I moved to Vancouver and found a completely different attitude from both T.O. and the city I grew up in. The adage that the west coast is more laid back is true north of the 49th too. Living there was my first time in a ‘ghetto’, but this one was intermixed with well-off seniors, students, single mothers, street people … a true quilt of mid-80’s society. As this was also the beginning of the HIV / AIDS crisis, there was also an increase in the number of hate-crimes perpetrated by homeboys from the suburbs — I don’t think that mentality will ever change as that general gene pool just keeps getting shallower and more murky.

For the past 10 years, I’ve been on the opposite coast in Fredericton, NB. Oddly enough, the population is about what my hometown was when I was growing up and it’s also a university town. Although I’m technically in the capital, it’s in the same sense that Albany, NY is — lots of gov’t employees and visitors from the rest of the province, but not much else. Even so, there’s always been at least one gay bar for the past 15 years, lots of gay owned / operated businesses, very few gay-focused hate crimes (which are prosecuted swiftly and fully), openly gay ppl in the city, ‘burbs and outlying towns / villages, and no problem cruising someone in public in broad daylight. My partner and I are accepted everywhere we go; we both tend to have a very low tolerance for stupidity and ignorance, so ppl soon learn not to exhibit either when we’re around.

The only thing that has continued as a thorn in the side of ‘gay life’ is the ongoing and completely useless divide between radical lesbians and gay men. Each set of radicals sees the other as incapable of ‘understanding’ based solely on the equipment between their respective legs. All in all, I’d say that although progress has been slow, we have moved ahead in leaps and bounds throughout the past few decades. Just think, up here, we can now marry (and divorce) right along with everyone else. Mind you, now there’ll be a lot more style involved in either proceeding

And I second your shock at the echo of hollow wind in comment land. You think I sacrificed clean clothes for a week to throw that video together on Sunday afternoon just so it could be ignored all week?

I know The Frog is purposely holding back, but he’s only amphibian after all - he can’t wait forever!

Rita: baseball… doesn’t it involve balls, jockstraps and a big stick? In that case, count me in.

Oh and I can just picture you with a beer keg on your back while Jim follows behind with all his piercings ringing. Remind me to never board a plane with you guys.

Too bad about the crappy beer … this is exactly why I never leave home without my own keg.

Thanks for the clip Boy Wonder. Seeing Johnny in action is what it’s all about.

Kisses.

Jack: You’re in to gay porn, right?
Grace: Who isn’t?

(Back to my NBA Championship finals. I’m for the Celtics. I’m sure Johnny and Boy Wonder are for the Lakers. — Yeah right, like they follow baseball!)

BTW, that video is gorgeous. Oh and the main character ain’t bad either. Now all we need is a full-length video for the Solar remix featuring Chi Chi, and Johnny in a shower.

Okay, I think I’ve managed to creep myself out…

B) Love the dance moves, as always. I wish I could move like that!

C) This is probably not shocking to anyone, but Johnny’s a sexy sexy man. Just throwin’ it out there.

D) Chi Chi is my favorite. Fo’ real.

There is no better way to describe how I feel watching this clip than to actually quote the very lyrics of the song: “just the very sight of you gives me a UMM, eurphoric high… my heart starts racing, my hands start sweatin’… as I fall deeper, deeper into you.” Watching you shake you ass is some of the best entertainment I’ve ever witnessed. I get such a joy watching you interact with ChiChi. I’m curious if you get the same feelings watching this clip? I sincerely hope someday I earn the right to shake your hand and call you friend. Genor