Let’s Be Items in Sean Duffy’s Road Trip Miniseries

I’m a truck stop men’s room. Sean keeps insisting on checking me out every nine miles.

politico.com
u/Greenmantle22 — 10 hours ago

Old Whores Rejoice! The ‘Cadillac Of Walkers’ Is Only $70

Dig those AI photos, too!

The seat lifts up for storage, so you can take your wine coolers AND your wraparound shades to the mailbox. No more sober stumbling for This Gal!

huffpost.com
u/Greenmantle22 — 2 days ago

Still Our Susan: Stockard Channing Happily "Living as a Recluse" in London Widowhood

Sadly, she doesn't look like this anymore. She had a bad facelift about a decade ago, and was BUTCHERED by some fool.

But she says she's alone since the death of her longtime companion, and has no plans to marry a fifth time.

huffpost.com
u/Greenmantle22 — 7 days ago

Bobo's Boy Busted: Son Arrested for Sex Crimes against Underage Girlfriend

Tyler Boebert, 21, was arrested in Colorado on charges of child sexual exploitation. Charges stem from accusations made by the parents of Tyler's then-underage girlfriend, who claim he filmed their sex acts while she was 17.

This is the same one who made her a grandma in her 30s. No word yet if his baby mama is the same teenager he filmed himself fucking.

nbcnews.com
u/Greenmantle22 — 8 days ago

Eldergays (and Hotel Gays): Tell Us About Classic Holiday Inn

Founded in 1952 by a frustrated businessman who hated the tackiness of roadside motels, Holiday Inn boomed to over a thousand locations by 1968. Central to the company's brand was standardized decor and staff training, a nationwide (and eventually global) computer reservations system, and some really big marquee signs.

They're still around today, but it just isn't the same, is it? So if you were there in the golden age, tell us about it.

theholidayinngreatsign.com
u/Greenmantle22 — 10 days ago

Let's Be Airline Food in 2026

I'm the 47 varieties of "short rib" served with a dubious brown sauce, chosen mainly because it's a cheap cut of meat that doesn't melt when reheated in that little galley oven.

onemileatatime.com
u/Greenmantle22 — 12 days ago

Redecorating Ideas for the New Datalounge

Now that we're up and running, we need some ideas on how to spruce up this pigsty. Muriel's place was famously drab and low-rent, but now that we've got a new sugar daddy at Reddit, we can branch out and put up some tasteful art. But it's still Datalounge, so let's not kid ourselves.

I was thinking of iconic imagery that eldergays would/should recognize: A thumbnail of Empress Nympho picking suitors, or Bette Davis smoking, or Alexander Skarsgaard making a tossed salad. A color scheme that either recalls Muriel's Place or grossly rejects it.

We need your ideas here. And remember: I'm not mad at you. I'm mad at THE DIRT!

reddit.com
u/Greenmantle22 — 14 days ago
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Richard Hatch's San Francisco Salad {1977}

Richard Hatch (May 21, 1945 – February 7, 2017) was an American actor, writer, and producer best known for his crucial roles in both the original and reimagined versions of the science fiction franchise Battlestar Galactica.

He rose to fame playing the heroic Captain Apollo in the original 1978 series, earning a Golden Globe nomination. Decades later, he embraced the franchise's critically acclaimed 2004 reimagining by portraying the politically complex, former terrorist-turned-politician Tom Zarek.

Hatch passed away in 2017 at the age of 71 after a battle with pancreatic cancer

u/Greenmantle22 — 14 days ago