Here are four of my pix from the 2008 Castro Street Fair.
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Annually, San Francisco’s gay leather community and friends throw the world’s largest street fair dedicated to leather, sex and erotic fetishes, and classic fantasies: the legendary Folsom Street Fair, which turned 25 this year. I usually go and stay for as long as I can tolerate the mass of the crowds, which can get up [...]
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John Burnside, partner of the late Harry Hay, and co-founder of the Radical Faeries, died on Sunday, 14 September 2008, at the age of 91, in San Francisco. Along with Harry, John was cared for by a Circle of Loving Companions until his death, never missing a Saturday Radical Faerie coffee at the Charles Holmes [...]
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Living in San Francisco is tremendously fun and living in the Castro is a daily celebration of life and of gay men. This past Sunday, I was hanging out with my friend, Paul, the blonde “horny ‘hustler’” from “The Hunky Daddy, The Horny Hustler, and The Jealous Husband“. On our way over to [...]
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I infrequently find myself on Out.com, but found a dynamite article there, Has Manhunt Destroyed Gay Culture? Thanks to my friend, Mikey, for bringing it to my attention.
Gross, the author, has done an exceptional job of covering gay male culture’s move from meeting each other in our bars to meeting each other online, at personals [...]
Once upon a time, on Pink Saturday 2008 in San Francisco, a hunky and handsome man went to a private party in the Castro. At some point in the revelry and merriment, a stunning and sexy blond hustler arrived, and immediately – and literally – latched onto him.
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The subway system in San Francisco (the Metro) often has entire underground stations dominated by a single commercial billboard theme. The one in the Castro is typically focused on gay men. For the past few weeks, a website pushing male partnerships has dominated the visual adspace. Each of the billboards contains a prominent declarative phrase [...]
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Friday, 3 January 2003 – friday night, with friends
in this room of white and burgundy, of sounds, of doors, of friends, of music, and of smoke, sat 5-6 men from 17 to 48 in age. they talked, smoked, ate, drank. the funny quirkiness of youth and the joy of just talking-playing-hanging out.
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