I thought we learned in kinnygarten that no one likes a sore loser. That was probably the grossest generalization about New Yorkers I've ever heard. I got news for ya, pal. While the original series was distinctly forward the latter series have promoted restrictive government, and blatant racism. Let me expound.
Every single race has a defining characteristic that is universal.
As a former Mr. Gay Missoula my first involvement with the I.S.C.S.M. was a fund-raiser for kids during the holiday season of 1998, and I chose to run for the title of Mr. Gay Missoula in 1999 so that I, too, could help raise money for the many charities this organization benefits. It was a lot of hard work and very rewarding, knowing that I was helping many people out there, along with everyone else that is a part of this organization. Perhaps now more people will get involved, either by attending fund raisers, donating money, or becoming more actively involved becoming a member of the I.S.C.S.M., helping plan events, performing, or running for the various titles we support. Even though my reign ended in April, I continue to be a part of this organization because of the work it does. Having followed your work as a Kaimin reporter, KBGA DJ, and eccentric tuba player, I feel like I know you personally and celebrate your role as Missoula's Renaissance man.