It's very sad, but I'm obsessed with getting up my win percentage at solitaire on my computer. Heh.

Was Geronimo one of the guy's in that Cazwell video?

Ah, Alessio Romero. Pure sex. Love the second picture, BTW. Looks like someone had already had a little to drink, Will! *LOL*

The only thing that would bring me back to GH is if Brian Frons and Bob Guza spontaneously combusted on-air. Brenda certainly isn't going to do it. I really don't understand how she became an "icon." I've always been able to take or leave her and her "I've going to pull my sleeves down and stare off into the distance with watery eyes to convey vulnerability now." Give me Lois Cerillo, as played by Rena Sofer, and her magnificent nails any day. Of course, I'm such a soap freak that I'd be as giddy and you and Jamey Giddens if the brought back V. Ardenwoski, so what do I know?

You mean Paging Dr. Good Glove was your FIRST movie?!? Wow. You really were a natural. You know, now that I know you a little, it feels weird watching your art films. I feel I'm a guest at your house and walk into you and your boyfriend having sex or something. Anyway, YAY to the fabulous and scrumptious Mr. Scarborough! Glad he didn't share his ex's gingerphobia.

Isn't he hawt with the beard? I thought he shouldn't have shaved when he grew it for the writers' strike, and I hope he doesn't this time.

I'm just afraid that all this expectation will result in everyone being disappointed, and I don't want to see Betty White disappointed!

It's a shame about Scott Tanner. The two of you would be a hoot together.

I literally gasped when I read just a few minutes ago that Dixie Carter had passed. It's a sad, sad day. On a happier note, though, AT LAST your mystery guest is revealed! I admit, it isn't who I expected, but damn if I'm not totally jealous of the people that get to be there! IK is a soap treasure!

Awwww! It's almost impossible to believe that sweet little boy grew up to be a dirty degenerate! *LOL*

Yes, I think that new banner is gorgeous, Will!

I've been a longtime fan of the Serial Drama girls. They're terrific! I hear your AMC has been getting towards something approaching watchable again. Congrats!

The thought of you all blushy and giggly makes me find you even sexier than usual!

Can't keep a good bear down, especially with a little thing like snow!

First you're a soap fan, and now I find you're also a Trekkie! Could you be any more perfect Mr. Clark?

Though I do fall into one of the demos you talk about, I fear I dare not even hazard a guess; I'm not terribly "in touch" with my generation or gay culture, especially in New York. I will say, however, that I have noticed that both gay men and New Yorkers, and most especially gay New Yorkers, seem to always be wondering/bemoaning the future of gay/New York. It may or may not be valid (I really couldn't say), but it does seem perennial.

To be fair, it's not a gay thing: my mom was saying the same thing, and she really is the nicest woman ever. Plus, to be my usual try-to-see-the-best-in-people self, maybe by "dreary" he was commenting on the quality, not the sentiment. I mean, just because it's in a good cause doesn't mean it's GOOD.