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Titolo: Toronto queer-city

Whether you're queer and bored, or straight (but have sex with older men for money) and still
bored, this is for you. There's a lot going on in Toronto's queer community during the school
year. As a college student (or as someone who has sex with college students in campus
washrooms), you are surrounded by queer people. The first step is locating them. This can be
done by surfing the Web, reading newspapers or using intuition. Certain colleges are more
queer-friendly, the liberal arts colleges are more visibly queer-friendly compared to some of
the science colleges. Students need to be looking for cues of a positive environment. One such
cue is a large gathering of homosexuals. The Hangar (75 Carl Hall), a U of T watering hole, is
home to the monthly Homo Hop. After the cops busted the all-ages event last winter and charged
the university with five counts of serving liquor to minors, the Hangar shut down. It will
reopen this fall, and Tate says the Hop might return in October, although it hasn't been
confirmed. Once you've located the gay places on campus, you can venture forth and discover
the city. By the time I got to U of T, I wasn't into meeting for coffee and talking about
being gay, That's kind of lame. Tamaki, a seasoned comedy performer and writer, co-ordinates
Queer and Present Danger, a cabaret night at the El Mocambo (happening again in October)
featuring fags and dykes doing stand-up, interpretive dance and spoken word. He also performs
in Cheap Queers, another comedy night that happens during Pride Week in June. Many of the good
nights happen only once or twice a year, so you have to keep your eye out. Another friendly
place Tamaki hangs is the Gladstone Hotel (1214 Queen W.), where old men karaoke to Tammy
Wynette songs Wednesday through Saturday nights. "Me and my big old homosexual friends go
there and play really loud pool and they love us." However, she avoids the karaoke mic. "I'm
Japanese-Canadian. We're never drunk enough to do karaoke." Will Munro throws the queer rock
'n' roll party Vazaleen, at the El Mocambo (464 Spadina Ave.) on the last Friday of the month.
When he's not rocking out, he's dancing to slutty disco music on the first floor of the
Barn/Stables (418 Church) on Wednesday nights -- an evening that typically attracts a younger
crowd and older guys attracted to younger crowds. "Go to some of the more interesting and sexy
things," he advises. "Go to things that other cities and towns don't offer." One such sexy
thing is Remington's (379 Yonge), an all-male strip club open nightly. If it's live music you
crave, check out the Hidden Cameras at Wavelength (Ted's Wrecking Yard, 549 College) on Sept.
9. They're an up-to-10-piece band that performs folky, homoerotic church music. The all-girl
metal band Messy and the two-dyke cowboy outfit Jane Waynes are other local groups who often
perform around town. For some unusual live theatre, there's Peep Show, opening at Buddies in
Bad Times Theatre (12 Alexander) on Sept. 28. It's like 10 shows for the price of one, as you
spy on vignettes from the red-light district. Buddies' annual Rhubarb! Festival (Feb. 6-24)
showcases emerging talent in a series of all new plays. SOY Toronto (Supporting Our Youth) is
the only queer all-ages group in the city. It runs Eco-Queers, a group that plans projects and
participates in activist events concerning the environment. The youth cabaret, Fruit Loopz,
holds evenings dedicated to music, film, spoken word, comedy and dance. Each year, the troupe
stages an all-day event on Pride Weekend at Buddies. Now that you've made it this far, no more
bitching about how Toronto sucks for gay stuff and everyone should just move to New York.
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 bored, this is for you. There's a lot going on in Toronto's queer
community
THERE IS FAR MORE NORMAL STUFF GOING ON
THE BIBLE CLEARLY STATES IN MANY PLACES THAT QUEERS ARE TO BE PUT TO DEATH

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Yeah, well, do you follow absolutely EVERYTHING the Bible tells you to?
Book was written a long, long time ago -- are you positive that everything
in there is applicable to today?


the bible says it's okay to own a slave, as long as you got him/her from
another city.

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Damn!  If only I was Christian, it would be perfectly fine for me to go out
and buy a slave or two.  And no one could question it, since after all, it's
just part of my religion!

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Oh shit, I cannot believe there are still people who think fags shouldn't be eradicated from.
Hey wait a minute... this is the Toronto ng, now everything's much clearer. What a big bunch
of cocksucking ass-spreading fags you are, you crappy canuck homolovers. Awwright, let's see
who replies first.
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 that existed in the past and the one which is practice today, is wrong.
I don't agree with you assertion that working is a form of slavery.
We all can't own the means of production, and even if we did, we'd still not
be rich.
Take all the billionaires, and millionaires in this country, take their
money and split it up, and you may be a couple thousand dollars richer.
Hardly enough to change anyone's life.
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 Thanks for your input Defender. In the world there has always been good
aples and bad ones. The same goes for Christians. Good Christians who follow
Christ's teachings will, definately, respect the other person regardles of
his/her condition, either slave or any other attribution that he/she may
have in society. Same goes for other Non-Christian groups. A person is
valued, in any society at any period, not because of his/her beleives but
based on his/her behaviour and relationship with the others.
As far as the rest of your wrtings, I may agree or disagree with you. I
prefer not to go back in time and not to do a complet analisis of what you
have said. let the historians do their work
Thanks for your input.
Alfred Smith
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My point is the historians have done enough work to substaintiate everything
I have said.
And you should be concerned with history, because it has a habit of
repeating itself, over and over.
And it can clear up centuries of complete mis-understandings, frauds, lies
and deceits!
Oh, you can have my input anytime!
You're welcome too!
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You must remember that Christ was a Prophet and as his followers claimed, he
was also the Son of God. In my view, he did was a Prophet, unfortunately,
the Priests and Sanhedrims, considered that he was a false one. Therefore,
he has to die and, as the history goes, he was put to death by the romans
because the romans took away the power of the death penalty from the Priests
and Sanhedrims. As far as Son of God, my question will be: Are not all of as
Sons and Daughters of God?. Are we made at God's image?.
As far as Saint Paul, he was a jew with roman citizenship (sufficient reason
for him not to be crucified). In itself Saint Paul, betrayed judaism when he
went against Saint Peter saying that all new followers of Christ, do not
need to be converted into judaism. Christ, was not the founder of
Christianity, it was Saint Paul. All non-jews converts were called
Christians because they were single out as Christ followers.
The whole Christian religion, is based on a single principal and  believe:
"Christ has risen from the death on the third day". The true fact was that
some of Christ followers ( the Gospel mention some women) went to see the
tomb because they wanted to clean Christ body and put some oil as by certain
jews tradition. Went those women arrived, they found out that the stone was
removed and went they looked inside, they discovered that the tomb was
empty. Did Christ truly rise from the death? No one saw him coming out from
the tomb alive. Paul did believe, same as his most direct followers and
people who were with him when he was alive. No body knows. But there's a lot
of religion and businesses build around this believe.
Alfred Smith
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