
Out Quotes
Is that the HIV-positive Tampa I see on the horizon?
-” Graeme Finn responds to John Howard‘s opinions on HIV-positive migrants in The Sydney Morning Herald letters page.
In a village you feel like a freak. You don’t come across gay people, and you never come across people talking about it. I was in a very bad way, really depressed, not outwardly but inwardly.
-” Mark, a young gay bar manager from a rural town in the UK, tells This Is London what it’s really like being the only gay in the village.
Of course, I had no idea. I thought everyone wanted to be Wonder Woman.
-” Darren Hayes took a while to realise he was gay, he told The Advocate.
We recognised quickly that the church was not about one man or a building.
-” New Life Church associate pastor Rob Brendle, on why congregation numbers had stayed fairly steady despite senior pastor Ted Haggard’s scandalous admissions he’d used crystal meth and a male prostitute. From Reuters.
If you could actually push a button and see what every gay person drives, it’s probably not too different from what the average person drives, but it might skew higher in price.
-” Frank Markus from Motor Trend magazine tells The New York Times what gays like to drive -“ the same cars as everyone else.