Moog's Coming Out Thread

[nigelandjan]

Who here can truly remember what it was like to be 10?

I can Gent ,, I wasn't queer then and I sure aint now !

BTW good to see you using the proper English words for this perversion

[The Ghost Of The Moog]

When are you coming out Moog?

Got yourself a mail-order girlfriend yet, Neo?

https://teakdoor.com/the-teakdoor-lou...et-dating.html (Internet Dating)


I quote from your post there...
"I'm really bored of wanking, eating beans on toast and talking to myself in the mirror"

[Seekingasylum]

Crème brûlée £4.50

on reflection, a bit steep actually for a dollop of burnt custard.

We were in Haut Savoie a few years ago staying with friends who took us round Chambery, the nearest town, for an airing. Went into a little pattiserie in a back street intent on feeding my addiction to French custard tarts and was somewhat disconcerted to discover a small offering was now priced at €3.50. And this was when the £ was on par with the €.

The W1 price is a steal.

[The Ghost Of The Moog]

'I want the patter of tiny feet': Stephen Fry reveals that he would like to start a family with his husband Elliott Spencer

By Nola Ojomu and Jennifer Smith and Martin Robinson for MailOnline
Published: 01:36 GMT, 28 January 2015 | Updated: 01:36 GMT, 28 January 2015
View comments

Stephen Fry has revealed he would like to start a family with his husband, Elliott Spencer.
The QI host, who married his 27-year-old partner last week, has hinted that becoming parents is next on the cards for the loved-up couple.
Speaking to The Sun about the prospect of having children, Stephen said: 'Well that is peeping into Volume 2.'
Scroll down for video

+16


Stephen Fry has revealed he would like to start a family with his husband, Elliott Spencer.

The actor had been speaking about his two autobiographies as he explained: 'Volume One, the marriage is still... I hope it will never close, but in Volume Two the little family, the patter of tiny feet. Come back to me on that one'.
Opening up about how it felt to be husband and husband, Stephen gushed: 'I still feels good. It's great. I have my wedding ring on.'
RELATED ARTICLES

• Previous
• 1
• 2
• Next

• 'It's a girl!': Jude Law's pregnant ex, Catherine Harding,... Not changing her sartorial spots! Daisy Lowe puts her...
• If you thought the American Sniper 'baby' was freaky, check...

Share this article

Share



Stephen and Elliott shared snaps of their big day - publicly revealing details about their clandestine coupling.
Fry captioned one image with the words: 'On Saturday afternoon we did have cake. And it was good.'

+16


Cutting the cake: The QI host, who married his 27-year-old partner last week, has hinted that becoming parents is next on the cards for the loved-up couple

Unsurprisingly, the image - which shows them cutting a modest cake topped with kiwi fruits - was quickly 'liked' by almost five-thousand followers and re-tweeted more than 16,000 times.
Elliott shared the shot as he did the image of them signing the civil register in Dereham, Norfolk, last week.
He later shared a second picture of the pair showing off their matching 'Groom' badges.

+16


Big day: Stephen shared a picture of the pair showing off their matching 'Groom' badges on Twitter last week


+16


Proud: Stephen Fry shared a snap of his wedding with his 8 million followers online

It is not known how many people were in attendance, though Mr Fry this evening joked their vows had been witnessed by an Oscar Wilde doll.
'Oh and @ElliottGSpencer and I had our vows witnessed by a mini Oscar Wilde. Because one should.'
Wilde, who was imprisoned for gross indecency after embarking on an affair with the son of the Marquis of Queensberry in 1895, is one of Fry's most famous roles.

+16


Later Mr Fry shared this photograph, saying the wedding had been 'witnessed by a mini Oscar Wilde' and #greencarnations was an homage to the British writer whose 19th Century followers wore the flowers



Public record: This is the declaration to marry posted in the Register Office in Dereham, Norfolk, shortly before Christmas

In reference to the flowers pinned through their button holes, the actor accompanied his tweet with the message: #greencarnations.
The gesture was an homage to the British writer whose 19th Century followers wore the flowers and green carnations are a LGBT symbol. Mr Fry and Mr Spencer are understood to have married in the Mitford Suite at Dereham Register Office in Norfolk, near to the former's country home.

+16


The couple are understood to have tied the knot at a register office in Dereham, Norfolk (pictured above)












Hugh Laurie led congratulatory messages shared on Twitter, with Nigella Lawson and Derren Brown also sharing their good wishes

The Norfolk County Council website describes the ground floor Mitford Suite ceremony room as the 'outstanding feature' of the 1980s style building.
It says: 'Decorated in a modern style, in shades of turquoise, lilac and purple, there is seating for 40 people.'
Earlier in the day Mr Fry hinted at their nuptials, claiming he would be going to a 'banquet' before watching Norwich City play Cardiff City.
'Gulp! @Ronnieo147 v @nr147 this afternoon @BBCSnooker. A banquet. And then @NorwichCityFC v @CardiffCityFC - good things… #BBCSnooker.'
Derren Brown was among the first to congratulate the couple once news of their wedding was shared, responding to the photograph with: 'Gor.geous xxx'.
Actor Hugh Laurie added: 'Bloody hell it's happened! @ElliottGSpencer has made an honest man of m'col. Love and happiness to all!!'
Upon news of their engagement, Mr Fry said he had hoped for a private wedding.

+16


Overjoyed: The couple debuted matching engagement rings in London just over a week ago


+16




+16



The couple previously showed off matching Rhodium engagement rings after announcing their plan to marry

Confirming their then pending nuptials on January 6, he shared on Twitter: 'Oh. It looks as though a certain cat is out of a certain bag.
'I'm very very happy of course but had hoped for a private wedding. Fat chance!'
'Thank you all SO much for your kind congratulations. Deeply touched xxx'.
Mr Spencer added: 'Thank you for all the lovely messages x x x'. Two days later he wrote: 'Feeling slightly frazzled but very happy. May possibly hide behind the sofa...'
Asked the date of the wedding, Mr Fry said: 'Now, we won't be giving that away. And I'm sorry to say you won't be invited. It will be some time this year, as you have to give a year's notice.'
Upon news of their engagement, Mr Spencer's parents said they were 'over the moon' to welcome the television star into their family.
Mr Spencer's father Robert, who at 57 is the same age as his new son-in-law, said he and his wife Melanie, 52, are 'over the moon'.
'We are obviously very happy. We are over the moon, that is all I want to say.'

+16


They were seen leaving Mr Fry's London home earlier this month in his Bentley after announcing their engagement


+16


The following day the pair were seen at Cwmbran Magistrates Court in South Wales where Spencer was banned from driving

Stephen Fry and Elliott Spencer leave Cwmbran Court





The following day Mr Spencer was banned from driving after travelling at 101mph in his partner's Aston Martin.
The pair were on their way to a literary festival when the actor reportedly told his then fiance to 'put your foot down'.
Mr Spencer was accompanied by the 57-year-old at Cwmbran Magistrates' Court in South Wales just 24 hours after announcing their engagement.
The previous day he was seen crashing Mr Fry's Bentley in London.
Mr Fry campaigned in the past for gay marriage to be made legal, slamming its critics by saying there were 260 species of animals which suggested homosexual tendencies.
'At least 260 species of animal have been noted exhibiting homosexual behaviour but only one species of animal ever, so far as we know, has exhibited homophobic behaviour — and that’s the human being,' he said in the video for Out4Marriage.
'So ask which is really natural.'
In the same year he admitted to trying to kill himself following the break-up of his previous relationship.

+16


Mr Spencer's parents previously told of their joy over the couple's engagement, saying they were 'over the moon' their son was to marry the QI star


+16


Mr Spencer, who is 30 years his husband's junior, has been credited with helping him in his battle with depression

Mr Fry, who suffers from bipolar disorder, revealed that in 2012 he tried to commit suicide with a cocktail of vodka and pills, and was only saved by a producer who discovered him.
Friends have credited Mr Spencer with putting a smile back on the actor's face following a crippling battle with depression.
One friend said: 'We've got the old Stephen back. He has found new hope in Elliott and they thrive off each other.'
The star spent 14 years with former make-up and vitamin salesman Daniel Cohen before they split in 2010.
Previously he has spoken of his struggle with depression and loneliness.
In 2013 he said: 'Loneliness is the most terrible and contradictory of my problems. I hate having only myself to come home to.'
'It's not that I want a sexual partner, a long-term partner, someone to share a bed and a snuggle on the sofa with – although perhaps I do and in the past I have had and it has been joyful.

+16


Mr Spencer is said to have 'brought the old Stephen back'. The couple are pictured with actress Emma Thompson earlier this year







The comedian previously posted photographs with his 'heroes' Jimmy Carr and David Mitchell

'But the fact is I value my privacy too. It's a lose-lose matter.'
Last year he also spoke openly about his battle with drugs and claimed he took cocaine at Buckingham Palace.
Opening up about a 15-year addiction to the Class A drug, the comedian details dozens of respected institutions where he says he took it. The list included the House of Lords, the House of Commons and BBC Television Centre.
In his latest autobiography, More Fool Me, published in September, Fry wrote: 'I take this opportunity to apologise unreservedly, to the owners, managers or representatives of the noble and ignoble premises and to the hundreds of private homes, offices, car dashboards, tables, mantelpieces and available polished surfaces that could so easily have been added to this list of shame'.
Following on from 2010's The Fry Chronicles, which touched on his drug use in its closing pages, his new book sees the presenter speak in detail about the habit that cost him hundreds of thousands of pounds.
It also reveals his brushes with the law and how he narrowly escaped drug charges after being stopped by police while in possession of cocaine.
This third instalment of his autobiography follows Fry through the 1980s and 90s after he had found fame through shows such as A Bit of Fry and Laurie, Blackadder and Jeeves and Wooster.
He recalls the 'momentous night' in 1986 when he first took cocaine with an unnamed actor friend and admits that he never saw himself as an addict as his dependency spiralled out of control.'

+16


Red carpet: Elliott Spencer was seen here at the premiere of The Hobbit in Leicester Square last month stood behind Orlando Bloom and Sir Ian McKellen


+16


Secret pain: The actor has been a figurehead for fighting suicidal depression, having spoken in the past about two failed suicide attempts

Read more: Stephen Fry reveals that he would like to start a family with his husband Elliott Spencer | Daily Mail Online
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

[luckyjim]

I have a huge respect for Stephen Fry but am very disappointed that he stooped so low as to speak to that obscenity of a rag called the Sun, let alone the Daily Mail.

[The Ghost Of The Moog]

The perception of a lot of non-British people is that Stephen Fry is only slightly more gay than the average English guy.

And if it wasn't for the inconvenient presence of young men sharing his bed, he would be on a par with, or less gay, than the national median.

[panama hat]

Your pissed.

His pissed what?

[luckyjim]

Fair comment.

[ENT]

It's all about gays wanting to be accepted....if ya don't take their blood they'll feel offended.

Next they'll be wanting to get pregnant.

[The Ghost Of The Moog]

At 82, Broadway star Joel Grey comes out as gay



Reuters) - Actor Joel Grey, an Oscar winner for his role in "Cabaret" opposite Liza Minnelli and who was married to actress Jo Wilder for 24 years, on Wednesday publicly revealed that he is gay.
The 82-year-old actor, who is the father of actress Jennifer Grey and also has a son, told People magazine that his family and friends have known about his sexuality.
"I don't like labels," Grey is quoted as saying in the issue of the magazine to be published on Friday "but if you have to put a label on it, I'm a gay man."
Grey discussed his childhood in Cleveland, Ohio, and hearing grownups speak about gay men being jailed for their sexuality. Grey said that at around the same time, he realized he was attracted to girls and boys.
Grey was the first to play the role of the Master of Ceremonies in the Broadway musical "Cabaret" in 1966 and won the Tony Award for the performance. He won an Academy Award for the 1972 film version.
Jennifer Grey, best known for her role in 1987's "Dirty Dancing" with Patrick Swayze, told People magazine that she was pleased her father felt comfortable and secure enough to publicly declare himself a gay man.
"Mostly because more people are free to own their true nature and can hopefully come closer to love and accept themselves as they really are, no matter what age, no matter how long it takes, to finally be free of the lies or half truths, it is freedom," she said.

[terry57]

^

If you keep posting up this Gay shit you should be Jailed.

Fuking shit it is. Fuk off with it you Sick Mo FO.

Fuk it, I'm going to fire in a report.

[The Ghost Of The Moog]

Classic Minelli/Grey number from 'Cabaret'

[Kurgen]

must have an arse like a bucket of jelly.

[nigelandjan]

Moog , do you subscribe to some woofers update channel ? or do you Google this shit everyday ?

[pseudolus]

A bit like Lawrence Fishburne saying he is black.

One of the most gayest roles in Theater which he made his own.

[kingwilly]

^ Nowadays, numerous gay men strive to get HIV - and actively solicit being pozzed up.

It is known, in the fraternity as, 'giving the gift'.

It means they can bugger away without fear - and just take the meds.

Urban myth, I am betting.

[kingwilly]

WTF ? bit of a shit thread merge mods.

[Neverna]

^ Yeah, I reckon ENT is a mod now.

[ENT]

^ Eh?

[Bettyboo]

Actor Joel Grey, an Oscar winner for his role in "Cabaret" opposite Liza Minnelli

is gay.

How could that possibly be a shock to anybody???

[The Ghost Of The Moog]

Only 19 Percent Of Americans Oppose Gay Athletes In Pro Sports

by Travis Waldron Posted on January 29, 2015 at 9:53 am Updated: January

Jason Collins
CREDIT: AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill

As three of the major American men’s sports leagues continue to wait for their first openly gay player, a new survey from the Public Religion Research Institute and Religion News Service found that nearly three-quarters of Americans would support a pro sports team signing a gay or lesbian player.
The survey released last week found that 73 percent of Americans support teams signing gay or lesbian players, with a larger share strongly supportive (26 percent) than opposed at all (19 percent). Gay athletes received support from all political groups, with 66 percent of Republicans, 75 percent of independents, and 79 percent of Democrats supportive of teams signing gay players. Majority support exists across religious groups as well, according to PRRI’s survey:
CREDIT: Public Religion Research Institute

A pre-World Cup poll of soccer fans worldwide found that majorities in Europe and North America would support openly gay players on their national teams, though the United States, at 52 percent, registered one of the smallest of the majorities. But polling data on the subject is uncommon — this is the first time PRRI has included the question in its sports survey — making it hard to tell if fan attitudes toward gay players have shifted in recent years, said Dan Cox, the research director at PRRI. But, he said, “the trend is moving everything in the same direction” when it comes to broader acceptance of LGBT people across racial, religious, and political lines, and sports seem to be following that. The data, Cox said, shows that “if you think gay people ought not be discriminated against, you’re going to support gay athletes being signed to teams.”

Researchers also wondered if Americans might support gay athletes generally but feel differently if it was their own favorite team signing one, but they “didn’t see any sign of that,” Cox said.
While support among fans is high, the presence of openly gay athletes remains small. Open athletes are more visible in major women’s sports, where they have been accepted longer and current soccer stars Megan Rapinoe and Abby Wambach and WNBA star Brittney Griner are just a few of the open athletes playing in top pro leagues. But in men’s sports, the retirement of Jason Collins, the NBA’s first openly gay player, and the inability of Michael Sam, the first openly gay player taken in the NFL Draft, to land an active roster spot, has left Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder Robbie Rogers as the only open gay athlete in major American men’s professional team sports (though in University of Massachusetts guard Derrick Gordon, there is also an openly gay player in major men’s college basketball).
There are still issues for the professional leagues to work out in order to welcome more openly gay players and fans among their ranks, and responses to the poll indicate that Americans are perhaps aware of that. Despite the large amount of public support most prominent gay athletes have often received from teammates and fans, the poll found that 56 percent of Americans believe that gay, lesbian, and bisexual players face significant discrimination in the sports world.

[ENT]

Finally, it's all about Moog and his anal fixation.


Gawd luvaduck!

It'd be more entertaining.

[The Ghost Of The Moog]

Just reporting on what my readers want to click on, Ent.

And that would be .....<looks round from side to side>

well...................you

[Neverna]

^

If you keep posting up this Gay shit you should be Jailed.

Fuking shit it is. Fuk off with it you Sick Mo FO.

Fuk it, I'm going to fire in a report.

So you and ENT are both to blame for the thread name change and crappy thread merging? Shame on you, terry.

[Seekingasylum]

Everyone is a little bit queer. That's why most of us prefer to spend a couple of hours with chaps in the bar of an evening, without wimmin talking bollocks and having fun and the wimmin like their own covens for similar reasons.

And Moog has grasped a very salient point, as he usually does, with both hands, so to speak, in that porn is useless without the spunk shot, pulsating great gouts of rhythmic jism, preferably in slo mo and splashing all over a fine pair of heaving mammaries. Now, don't tell me the attraction in that scene are the tits.

Many chaps, particularly Americans and Antipodeans, are closet queers - all that rugged scenery, dominating matriarchs and lots of free time on the range are probably responsible.

Tax I suspect is a great buttocks man and probably likes to see a fine pair flexing their finery in the slips up at Headingley.