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[sabotabby]

Link of the day, courtesy of trollprincess.

It's your typical Levitican homophobic bile, made a million times more entertaining with one line: "The young ladies who are fans of Gyllenhaal and Ledger do not want to see them making out."

I'd wager that "Jared" does not have much contact with young heterosexual women, because I'm quite sure that this isn't true. Granted, I have no statistics to back me up, but I think most "young ladies" would want to see that. (If you're wondering, I saw the trailer in the company of a (mostly) heterosexual gentleman, neither of us knowing what it was about. Neither of us were particularly inclined to see it based on the trailer, but we both agreed that Gyllenhaal and Ledger looked very pretty together.)

The cowardly wanker has now turned off comments. Awww. You can still continue to flame his colleague, in a post defending the original post, not that I would ever encourage such behaviour.

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Comments

[pretzelsalt.livejournal.com]

in fact "dead man" is the only western themed movie I can think of that I liked - much less did not violently fight having to sit through.

[groovitude.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I liked that one as well. Jarmusch's "Ghost Dog" is also good if you go or cowboys/samurais in the inner city motif. It's a Western with a dash of spirituality.

[pretzelsalt.livejournal.com]

Love that one too - AND you have an icon!

Hawt!

I think my cowboy thing is more of a "barren wasteland with white men taming that bitch nature and killing things that move around" type of thing.

How's about this one?

[groovitude.livejournal.com]

(http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089767/combined)

Re: How's about this one?

[pretzelsalt.livejournal.com]

never saw it.

namely because of my phobia.

I did see paint your wagon though.

[sabotabby]

I think my cowboy thing is more of a "barren wasteland with white men taming that bitch nature and killing things that move around" type of thing.

I think that's what makes me into it. For much the same reason, I find the gay Nazi skinheads in Attila Richard Lukac's art really hot, too. I never said that I wasn't a sick fuck.

[groovitude.livejournal.com]

That's hilarious. A post about gay cowboys has led us on a series of coming out of the closet moments about our penchant for sadism.

[sabotabby]

And this surprises you why?

[groovitude.livejournal.com]

I didn't say it surprises me.

[rohmie.livejournal.com]

You mean, you didn't like Blazing Saddles or The Frisco Kid?

Gene Wilder makes a cowboy movie.

And speaking of gay cowboys, as we were earlier, who can dislike Rustler's Rhapsody?