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Here’s to:

New beginnings;

New friends;

New parties yeah!;

and last but not least,

Lword Season 6

Happy New Year!

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Over the Christmas break, I have been catching up on my movie backlog on HBO. Caught the critically-thumbs-upped Transformers (2007) twice and I understood why reviews were kind – it was a whole lot of clunky fun.

The only thing lacking was a female robot, so I researched a bit online and found that there will actually be a sexy lady appearing on the 2009 sequel (Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen). Caught sight of a prototype in the Hell for Leather magazine website:

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Caught wind of the 2008 Top 10 Yahoo! Food Recipes clicked on and saw the following:

1. Inside-Out Cheeseburgers

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Eartha Kitt as the Catwoman in the 1967 TV serie Batman

From the Boston Edge (by Kilian Melloy, EDGE Contributor, Friday Dec 26, 2008):

Eartha Kitt was an acclaimed singer, dancer, and actress–and an outspoken proponent of LGBT equality.

Kitt, famously fit and energetic until late in life, died of colon cancer at home in Connecticut. She was 81 years old.
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Whose side are you on?

I am a cat lover and my girlfriend is a dog lover.

I love dogs too, but only second to cats.

I am determined to prove to my girlfriend that cats are more lesbian friendly than dogs.

If you agree with me, post a comment and say meow!

PS: If you need any more convincing, take a lok at the cutest cat pictures ever.

Update: They’re meowing on facebook

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I had the most heterosexual Christmas family celebration yesterday.

I am out as a lesbian to everyone except my family (Good thing they don’t use the internet. Google up my name and all sorts of gay and lesbian things pop out). But in fact, in yesterday’s party, there are actually two confirmed and one unconfirmed lesbians – all close family members.

When my mother dies (not that I wish it- I’m just thinking ahead), I’ll come out and bring my girlfriend to our parties.

But I digress. Look at what I got as presents from my straight relatives:

1. A capricorn mug and a bottle of multivitamins from my Dad (haha)

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"A mainstream film that features real s#x"

Watched All About Anna last night and found that there’s a surprise in the midst of all the heterosexual love making scenes. (If you want to see a full review of the film, click here)

Somewhere in the middle of the film, you’ll see Anna move to Paris to design bird costumes for a play. She develops a friendship with one of the actresses of the play, Sophie (played by French pornography icon, award-winner and radical feminist Ovidie). Some sexual tension appears as they tour around Paris and drink from fountain statues, and you’re almost disappointed it doesn’t lead to anything, but just wait a while and the customary lesbian lovemaking scene is there.

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“Breakthrough” online gaming findings From BBC News:

“It has been found that the most hard-core players are female, that gamers are healthier than average, and that game playing is an increasingly social activity.

Despite gaming being seen as a male activity, female players now make up about 40% of the gaming population.

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Should they take it from the more romatincally adept lesbians?

Look on the bright side- no gay marriage means we don’t have to endure these bad proposals. I just hope lesbians can do better.

Reposted from MSN:

Worst (Heterosexual) Wedding Proposals of 2008

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I love playing mindgames. The thrill of spending countless hours pondering about “does she or doesn’t she?,” “did we or didn’t we?,” or “can I, now?” sends thrill to my bones better than Jennifer Beals can.

I would like to think most lesbians out there are more inclined to engage in a war of guessing games than our heterosexual friends. The sophisticated exchange of wit, hints and verbal winks serve as a tumultuous foreplay before engaging in a u-haul and moving in lesbian suburbia. Not that heterosexual couples are less capable of such feat – its just that women are generally more turned on by not just physical attraction, but mental, emotional and kissing-ability attributes as well.

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