What would you do? You’re on the cover of The New York Times Sunday Magazine — a gay Marine officer, whose face is barely hidden behind a strategically placed salute.
You have agreed to speak, along with your Marine buddies, also gay, about a life of skulking around under the Don’t Ask Don’t Tell policy. You tell the woman reporter that you sometimes go on pretend-dates with "stunt babes," that you miss the sort of hugs-and-kisses from your lover that greet almost every other Marine when he steps off a battleship. Yet to be honest, you and your buddies love the Marine Corps with all your hearts and souls.
Being a man of honor, the kind the Marines are adept at molding out of earthy country-boy stock, you bristle under a policy that requires you to be a hypocrite, to never have permission to simply shoot the breeze with another Marine about what your life is really about. So you and your buddies have agreed to speak out within the confines of that law: anonymously. (more…)

Also David Beckham (right).
For most people it’s an idle fantasy. For some, though, the fantasy winds up coming true! And lately, it’s been a nightmare made flesh. 

OOH, GIRL! DO YOU HAVE A LICENSE FOR THOSE THANGS!
Forget about the self-help tapes for those long drives to Grandmother’s house. After two-hours of cruise control on an Interstate, everybody gets horny. Here’s the perfect help-yourself solution: 




