into these so-called types. >> scott: i think everything s mixy now. there aren t even any gay bars or book stores left because everybody s comfortable with everything and younger people fall into the progressive categories because young guys i meet seem to have absolutely no eagerness to be masculine whatsoever. they have to give in. it s only way to get laid is to agree with everything women say to them, so they just play along. i had a girlfriend for a while and i realized that, you know, i preferred time to myself. it just seems like -- [laughter]. >> scott: women kind of take over your time a little bit. they won t leave you alone. >> greg: that s true. i think that s the only plus to being gay is that, you know, it s another guy. >> scott: yeah. if you want to get laid, you go for a walk. you don t rely on your partner, that s not share job. they re busy cooking and walking the dog. where should they have to do everything for you? and central park s right there just waiting, thriving, throbbing for you to come by.
smelled at lunchtime on hamburger thursdays, it was right around lunchtime on a tuesday that a gunman entered the school without restriction, massacred 19 students and two teachers and changed the way that every student at robb and their family remember that school forever. i doubt they will remember the smell of the cafeteria or the laughter ringing in the hallways, instead they will be haunted by the memory of screams and blood shed, panic and chaos, police shouting, parents wailing. i know i will never forget what i saw that day. for me that day started like any typical tuesday in our pediatric clinic, moms calling for coughs, boogers, sports physicals, right before the summer rush. school was out in two days then summer camps would guarantee some grazes, ankle sprains, during that could be patched up and fixed with a mixy mouse band-aid. a colleague from a san antonio trauma center texted me and said