What are you listening to?

[Magdalena]

hermes2015, I invite you to just sit with me for a while and just stare at him.

Nothing wrong with that? Right? 

Nothing at all! Thank you for that—it certainly triggered my gaydar.

OK.
I'm not sure what that means, but it sounds like a lot of fun. 

I'm pretty sure he bats for my team.

I'm not sure about that, but it must be nice to be desired by both sides. 

[hermes2015]

OK.
I'm not sure what that means, but it sounds like a lot of fun. 

Gaydar is derived from radar. It is the uncanny ability of gay people to detect other gay people, sometimes at great distance, while straight people may be totally unaware of the truth.

[billy rubin]

another attempt. people cannot leave it alone

no cgi in this film. it was 100 percent analog wysiwyg, which is perhaps why it is so compelling. nothing in it is altered. all of it is real. and its got weird references, like when the warrior is killed by a volley of arrows, and falls back, supported by their shafts. thats straight out of the mahabharata, and makes me wonder what else  am missing.

and ive never tried to read finnegans wake. i know my limitations

Thank you for the lead. I've never seen it, but your recommendation is enough for me, so will make a point of watching it. Speaking of visually compelling movies, one of my all-time favourites is Visconti's Death in Venice. He used Mahler's music very effectively.

you overestimate my opinions

but the film is impressive

[Magdalena]

Gaydar is derived from radar. It is the uncanny ability of gay people to detect other gay people, sometimes at a great distance, while straight people may be totally unaware of the truth.

Interesting.
I didn't know this.
What percent of the time would you say your Gaydar is correct?


~Just curious.

[hermes2015]

Gaydar is derived from radar. It is the uncanny ability of gay people to detect other gay people, sometimes at a great distance, while straight people may be totally unaware of the truth.

Interesting.
I didn't know this.
What percent of the time would you say your Gaydar is correct?


~Just curious.

I am very good at it, so probably around 90%. I have made just a few (embarrassing) mistakes! 

[Bad Penny II]

[Magdalena]

Gaydar is derived from radar. It is the uncanny ability of gay people to detect other gay people, sometimes at a great distance, while straight people may be totally unaware of the truth.

Interesting.
I didn't know this.
What percent of the time would you say your Gaydar is correct?


~Just curious.

I am very good at it, so probably around 90%. I have made just a few (embarrassing) mistakes! 

[billy rubin]

i made a mistake once. thats all im going to say about it

[hermes2015]

i made a mistake once. thats all im going to say about it

You can't leave us hanging, you naughty thing! Please tell more.

[billy rubin]

nope. nope. nope

it was way back when i was young and indiscriminate

[billy rubin]

[billy rubin]

[hermes2015]

nope. nope. nope

it was way back when i was young and indiscriminate

OK, I can relate to that. I was the same then, but now I am old and indiscriminate.

[billy rubin]

lol

[billy rubin]