Where can you find pleasure, search the world for treasure, learn science, technology? Where can you begin to make your dreams all come true on the land or on the sea? Where can you learn to fly, play in sports or skindive, study oceanography? Sign up for the big band or sit in the grand stand when your team and others meet.
In the Navy, yes, you can sail the seven seas. In the Navy, yes, you can put your mind at ease. In the Navy, come on now people, make a stand. In the Navy, can't you see we need a hand. In the Navy, come on, protect the motherland. In the Navy, come on and join your fellow, man. In the Navy, come on, people, and make a stand. In the Navy, in the Navy.
They want you! They want you! They want you as a new recruit!
If you like adventure don't you wait to enter the recruiting office fast. Don't you hesitate, there is no need to wait; they're signing up new seamen fast. Maybe you are too young to join up today but don't you worry 'bout the thing for I'm sure there will be always the good Navy protecting the land and sea.
In the Navy...
They want you! They want you! They want you as a new recruit! They want you! They want you! They want you as a new recruit! ..But..but..but I'm afraid of water! ..hey..hey..look, men... I get seasick even watching it on the TV! They want You! - Oh my goodness! They want you! - What am I gonna do in a submarine? They want you! They want you! In the Navy.
I assumed this was a Tommy Tantillo thread. I was close - it became a Wanky Boy thread.
Uschi said: I won't rape you, I'll just fuck you 'till it hurts and then not stop and you'll cry.
MisterJLA: RACKS so hard, he called Jim Rome "Chris Everett." In Him, all porn is possible. He is far above mentions in so-called "blogs." RACK him, lest ye be lost!
"I can't even brush my teeth without gagging!" - Tommy Tantillo: Wank & Cry, heckpuppy, and general laughingstock
Where can you find pleasure, search the world for treasure, learn science, technology? Where can you begin to make your dreams all come true on the land or on the sea? Where can you learn to fly, play in sports or skindive, study oceanography? Sign up for the big band or sit in the grand stand when your team and others meet.
In the Navy, yes, you can sail the seven seas. In the Navy, yes, you can put your mind at ease. In the Navy, come on now people, make a stand. In the Navy, can't you see we need a hand. In the Navy, come on, protect the motherland. In the Navy, come on and join your fellow, man. In the Navy, come on, people, and make a stand. In the Navy, in the Navy.
They want you! They want you! They want you as a new recruit!
If you like adventure don't you wait to enter the recruiting office fast. Don't you hesitate, there is no need to wait; they're signing up new seamen fast. Maybe you are too young to join up today but don't you worry 'bout the thing for I'm sure there will be always the good Navy protecting the land and sea.
In the Navy...
They want you! They want you! They want you as a new recruit! They want you! They want you! They want you as a new recruit! ..But..but..but I'm afraid of water! ..hey..hey..look, men... I get seasick even watching it on the TV! They want You! - Oh my goodness! They want you! - What am I gonna do in a submarine? They want you! They want you! In the Navy.
In the Navy... (fade out)
So... it's gay to post the video, after others here have posted and re-posted images and lyrics to the same song? And I just add the youtubed video for the sake of a little fun?
You guys really need to lighten up. If you were a little more secure in your heterosexuality, you could watch the video and have a good laugh, and just enjoy one of the trendy oddities of the late-70s disco era.
Where can you find pleasure, search the world for treasure, learn science, technology? Where can you begin to make your dreams all come true on the land or on the sea? Where can you learn to fly, play in sports or skindive, study oceanography? Sign up for the big band or sit in the grand stand when your team and others meet.
In the Navy, yes, you can sail the seven seas. In the Navy, yes, you can put your mind at ease. In the Navy, come on now people, make a stand. In the Navy, can't you see we need a hand. In the Navy, come on, protect the motherland. In the Navy, come on and join your fellow, man. In the Navy, come on, people, and make a stand. In the Navy, in the Navy.
They want you! They want you! They want you as a new recruit!
If you like adventure don't you wait to enter the recruiting office fast. Don't you hesitate, there is no need to wait; they're signing up new seamen fast. Maybe you are too young to join up today but don't you worry 'bout the thing for I'm sure there will be always the good Navy protecting the land and sea.
In the Navy...
They want you! They want you! They want you as a new recruit! They want you! They want you! They want you as a new recruit! ..But..but..but I'm afraid of water! ..hey..hey..look, men... I get seasick even watching it on the TV! They want You! - Oh my goodness! They want you! - What am I gonna do in a submarine? They want you! They want you! In the Navy.
In the Navy... (fade out)
So... it's gay to post the video, after others here have posted and re-posted images and lyrics to the same song? And I just add the youtubed video for the sake of a little fun?
You guys really need to lighten up. If you were a little more secure in your heterosexuality, you could watch the video and have a good laugh, and just enjoy one of the trendy oddities of the late-70s disco era.
That's a very sound argument, one that has changed my thinking. I guess my only question now is, "Do you want to be compared to gay whomod, or are you shooting for comparisons to black-fearing, family-beating whomod?" Either way, you're still Wanky Boy to me.
And no one enjoys listening to "trendy oddities of the late-70s disco era." No one except for women who use Sex & The City and Desperate Housewives as their life model...and gay men.
Uschi said: I won't rape you, I'll just fuck you 'till it hurts and then not stop and you'll cry.
MisterJLA: RACKS so hard, he called Jim Rome "Chris Everett." In Him, all porn is possible. He is far above mentions in so-called "blogs." RACK him, lest ye be lost!
"I can't even brush my teeth without gagging!" - Tommy Tantillo: Wank & Cry, heckpuppy, and general laughingstock
That's a very sound argument, one that has changed my thinking. I guess my only question now is, "Do you want to be compared to gay whomod, or are you shooting for comparisons to black-fearing, family-beating whomod?" Either way, you're still Wanky Boy to me.
Point taken, about setting myself up for comparison to Whomod.
Originally Posted By: Joe Mama
And no one enjoys listening to "trendy oddities of the late-70s disco era." No one except for women who use Sex & The City and Desperate Housewives as their life model...and gay men.
Uhh... Barry White? Saturday Night Fever? The Bee Gees? Donna Summer? Michael Jackson? Dukes of Hazzard? Starsky and Hutch? That 70s Show?
I've got news for you, the 70s stuff pretty widely popular with a good segment of the public, not just the gay community.
You guys really need to lighten up. If you were a little more secure in your heterosexuality, you could watch the video and have a good wank, and just enjoy sweaty man-sex up your bums.
You guys really need to lighten up. If you were a little more secure in your heterosexuality, you could watch the video and have a good wank, and just enjoy sweaty man-sex up your bums.
That all sounds pretty gay, dude.
Dr Freud could have a field day with what you read into my posts.
Or he'd just conclude you have a lot of gay fantasies.
That's a very sound argument, one that has changed my thinking. I guess my only question now is, "Do you want to be compared to gay whomod, or are you shooting for comparisons to black-fearing, family-beating whomod?" Either way, you're still Wanky Boy to me.
Point taken, about setting myself up for comparison to Whomod.
Originally Posted By: Joe Mama
And no one enjoys listening to "trendy oddities of the late-70s disco era." No one except for women who use Sex & The City and Desperate Housewives as their life model...and gay men.
Uhh... Barry White? Saturday Night Fever? The Bee Gees? Donna Summer? Michael Jackson? Dukes of Hazzard? Starsky and Hutch? That 70s Show?
I've got news for you, the 70s stuff pretty widely popular with a good segment of the public, not just the gay community.
*sigh*
Here's your music/history/pop culture lesson.
Barry White is neither disco nor a trendy oddity from the "disco era." Neither are shows like the Dukes of Hazzard or Starsky and Hutch. That 70s Show is a 90s/00s sit-com looking back at the 70s. None of these four fit into the comparison you're attempting to make. And while Saturday Night Fever, The Bee Gees' disco-era musical output, and Donna Summer's music output all classify as disco, none - based on sales and other relevant indicators - classify as "trendy oddities." It's pretty safe to say, however, that all three of those examples are more favored by the two groups I cite than the general public as you choose to believe. So you fail again.
As for Michael Jackson...well that'd be shooting fish in a barrel on so many levels.
Interesting that I respond to your points and then you try to change your point. I wasn't talking about 70s stuff in general - pop culture that would include bands like Led Zeppelin, KISS, Aerosmith, and progressive rock, as well as some of the best films (studio and independent, horror and non-horror) of all time. I specifically used your phrase, "trendy oddities of the late-70s disco era." If you want to debate, please try and stay on point.
Uschi said: I won't rape you, I'll just fuck you 'till it hurts and then not stop and you'll cry.
MisterJLA: RACKS so hard, he called Jim Rome "Chris Everett." In Him, all porn is possible. He is far above mentions in so-called "blogs." RACK him, lest ye be lost!
"I can't even brush my teeth without gagging!" - Tommy Tantillo: Wank & Cry, heckpuppy, and general laughingstock
That's a very sound argument, one that has changed my thinking. I guess my only question now is, "Do you want to be compared to gay whomod, or are you shooting for comparisons to black-fearing, family-beating whomod?" Either way, you're still Wanky Boy to me.
Point taken, about setting myself up for comparison to Whomod.
Originally Posted By: Joe Mama
And no one enjoys listening to "trendy oddities of the late-70s disco era." No one except for women who use Sex & The City and Desperate Housewives as their life model...and gay men.
Uhh... Barry White? Saturday Night Fever? The Bee Gees? Donna Summer? Michael Jackson? Dukes of Hazzard? Starsky and Hutch? That 70s Show?
I've got news for you, the 70s stuff pretty widely popular with a good segment of the public, not just the gay community.
*sigh*
Here's your music/history/pop culture lesson.
Barry White is neither disco nor a trendy oddity from the "disco era." Neither are shows like the Dukes of Hazzard or Starsky and Hutch. That 70s Show is a 90s/00s sit-com looking back at the 70s. None of these four fit into the comparison you're attempting to make. And while Saturday Night Fever, The Bee Gees' disco-era musical output, and Donna Summer's music output all classify as disco, none - based on sales and other relevant indicators - classify as "trendy oddities." It's pretty safe to say, however, that all three of those examples are more favored by the two groups I cite than the general public as you choose to believe. So you fail again.
As for Michael Jackson...well that'd be shooting fish in a barrel on so many levels.
Interesting that I respond to your points and then you try to change your point. I wasn't talking about 70s stuff in general - pop culture that would include bands like Led Zeppelin, KISS, Aerosmith, and progressive rock, as well as some of the best films (studio and independent, horror and non-horror) of all time. I specifically used your phrase, "trendy oddities of the late-70s disco era." If you want to debate, please try and stay on point.
I think if I printed out your response and showed it to 10 people who lived through the era (non-gay), 10 out of 10 would disaagree with what you wrote. Barry White is representative of the late 70s disco era. Dukes of Hazzard was a popular trendy late 70s show. Likewise Starsky and Hutch. Likewise Donna Summer. Likewise Michael Jackson (although he really hit his stride in 1983 and had enduring success for roughly 20 years after) Saying That 70s Show doesn't represent the 70s and tap into nostalgia of that era is like saying Happy Days didn't tap into the same nostalgia for the 50s.
As for representing the gay community, I'll have to take your word on that as a representative of the gay community. And less that joke, you probably know as little about the gay community as I do. That's for them to judge, what resonates for them, not either of us.
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This is going to be huge.
I expect thumbnails of Jack Kirby covers will be involved...
That's a very sound argument, one that has changed my thinking. I guess my only question now is, "Do you want to be compared to gay whomod, or are you shooting for comparisons to black-fearing, family-beating whomod?" Either way, you're still Wanky Boy to me.
Point taken, about setting myself up for comparison to Whomod.
Originally Posted By: Joe Mama
And no one enjoys listening to "trendy oddities of the late-70s disco era." No one except for women who use Sex & The City and Desperate Housewives as their life model...and gay men.
Uhh... Barry White? Saturday Night Fever? The Bee Gees? Donna Summer? Michael Jackson? Dukes of Hazzard? Starsky and Hutch? That 70s Show?
I've got news for you, the 70s stuff pretty widely popular with a good segment of the public, not just the gay community.
*sigh*
Here's your music/history/pop culture lesson.
Barry White is neither disco nor a trendy oddity from the "disco era." Neither are shows like the Dukes of Hazzard or Starsky and Hutch. That 70s Show is a 90s/00s sit-com looking back at the 70s. None of these four fit into the comparison you're attempting to make. And while Saturday Night Fever, The Bee Gees' disco-era musical output, and Donna Summer's music output all classify as disco, none - based on sales and other relevant indicators - classify as "trendy oddities." It's pretty safe to say, however, that all three of those examples are more favored by the two groups I cite than the general public as you choose to believe. So you fail again.
As for Michael Jackson...well that'd be shooting fish in a barrel on so many levels.
Interesting that I respond to your points and then you try to change your point. I wasn't talking about 70s stuff in general - pop culture that would include bands like Led Zeppelin, KISS, Aerosmith, and progressive rock, as well as some of the best films (studio and independent, horror and non-horror) of all time. I specifically used your phrase, "trendy oddities of the late-70s disco era." If you want to debate, please try and stay on point.
I think if I printed out your response and showed it to 10 people who lived through the era (non-gay), 10 out of 10 would disaagree with what you wrote. Barry White is representative of the late 70s disco era. Dukes of Hazzard was a popular trendy late 70s show. Likewise Starsky and Hutch. Likewise Donna Summer. Likewise Michael Jackson (although he really hit his stride in 1983 and had enduring success for roughly 20 years after) Saying That 70s Show doesn't represent the 70s and tap into nostalgia of that era is like saying Happy Days didn't tap into the same nostalgia for the 50s.
As for representing the gay community, I'll have to take your word on that as a representative of the gay community. And less that joke, you probably know as little about the gay community as I do. That's for them to judge, what resonates for them, not either of us.
He said 'trendy oddities' you moron. All the stuff you listed have remained highly popular since the disco era, and in many cases, existed before the disco era. The Village People were specifically a product of the era, and have only remained in the public eye as novelty act and gay iconography.
Trendy suggests a lack of mass popularity outside of its initial 'fashionable' period. The tv shows continue to be shown, sell well on DVD and have spawned movie remakes. The musicians, for the most part continued/continue to sell shit loads of albums and sell out arenas and stadiums.
The Village People sell out gay clubs with a head count of 50 people.
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