The Official Coming Out Thread

[Rosebud]

Use this thread if you have something you've been hiding from the board and are dying to share. Gay? Bi? Closet Mullah or Apostate? Truly humble person pretending to be an egotistical maniac?

Remember DDD.... this thread is the place to share your own secrets. The SE rule to keep quiet about personal information protects members from lurkers.

[New Mexican Disaster]

Use this thread if you have something you've been hiding from the board and are dying to share. Gay? Bi? Closet Mullah or Apostate? Truly humble person pretending to be an egotistical maniac?

Remember DDD.... this thread is the place to share your own secrets. The SE rule to keep quiet about personal information protects members from lurkers.

I am incredibly attracted to Seattle Ute. His consistency astounds me.

[wuapinmon]

Sledgirl? We all get that you don't like the Speakeasy. You're starting to remind me of Al Gore.

The Speakeasy ≠ Man Bear Pig

[Slim]

If I can't see the SE listed under community then does that mean they all voted and decided they hate me and would prefer I didn't know about the club's existence?

[wuapinmon]

If I can't see the SE listed under community then does that mean they all voted and decided they hate me and would prefer I didn't know about the club's existence?

No, it doesn't.

[falafel]

Use this thread if you have something you've been hiding from the board and are dying to share. Gay? Bi? Closet Mullah or Apostate? Truly humble person pretending to be an egotistical maniac?

Remember DDD.... this thread is the place to share your own secrets. The SE rule to keep quiet about personal information protects members from lurkers.

You can't start the thread and not participate in it.

[Babs]

Sledgirl? We all get that you don't like the Speakeasy. You're starting to remind me of Al Gore.

The Speakeasy ≠ Man Bear Pig

rosebud,

wuapinmon is surely your foremost advocate on this board. Furthermore, he is without a doubt the comeback story of 2009. That is to say: as you are, he once was.

You might be wise to heed his advice for your persona.

[wuapinmon]

he is without a doubt the comeback story of 2009. That is to say: as you are, he once was.

But, I'm still boycotting the Cuffies unless the categories get revised.

[Babs]

rosebud,
as you are, he once was

I know you didn't want anybody to find out about the procedure, but this is, after all, a coming out sort of thread!

[Fiyero]

Okay I have a confession. I believed every word that came out of President Hinckley's mouth but don't feel the same way with President Monson. His stories seem too contrived. It's as though he wants to tell a moral tale but does so through fiction, while passing it off as historical. Why not just stand at the pulpit and read Aesop?

[wuapinmon]

Okay I have a confession. I believed every word that came out of President Hinckley's mouth but don't feel the same way with President Monson. His stories seem too contrived. It's as though he wants to tell a moral tale but does so through fiction, while passing it off as historical. Why not just stand at the pulpit and read Aesop?

Or Jesus' parables.

[Coach McGuirk]

If I can't see the SE listed under community then does that mean they all voted and decided they hate me and would prefer I didn't know about the club's existence?

Here you go Slim, Scroll through the link and you can see the member.

http://cougaruteforum.com/showgroups.php

[DU Ute]

Here goes. I consider myself to be a Conservative and a Republican. I know this may come as a shock to Lingo and Hallelujah, but it's true! When I lived in Utah I considered myself more of a moderate (I voted for more Dems than Repubs in the 2004 election. I'm a big fan of the Matheson brothers and living in Chris Buttars' district didn't help) but going to law school in Denver has made me feel more right of center. I am not a fan of the Becks, Limbaughs and Hannitys of the world, but I do believe in state rights and less intrusion on the part of the Feds.

[Art Vandelay]

I have never even told my wife this. I was home all alone on a Saturday afternoon a few years ago and...ummm....well one thing led to another....and....I kinda....um. Ok I will just blurt it out. I started watching "Bring It On" and I got misty-eyed at the final competition. I'm not proud of being a 30-something crybaby while watching a movie about HS cheerleading, but I feel better than I have unburdened myself.

[Viking]

Okay I have a confession. I believed every word that came out of President Hinckley's mouth but don't feel the same way with President Monson. His stories seem too contrived. It's as though he wants to tell a moral tale but does so through fiction, while passing it off as historical. Why not just stand at the pulpit and read Aesop?

It's funny you say this. Ever since I was a kid and heard Monson and his "little Tommy Monson" stories, my gut reaction was that they were massively embellished.