I thought schools like Princeton were bastions of brainwashing young minds into virulent liberals

When it was built in the late 1800s, the neighborhood was an upper middle class community and it was built for the rich as apartments. Sometime after the great migration it became a hotel run by father Divine and his church. Now it’s back to apartments.

Philadelphians don’t go there?

The Pakistani government sheltered the Taliban when they were hiding out in Pakistan when the Americans were supporting the former Afghan government. Now, the Taliban terrorists are attacking Pakistanis.

I’ve never seen it and he’s cute as fuck. I want to see more I want to see it all.

States of desire by Edmund White was a pretty good. He writes about the state of gay life in different states, and he particularly mentions Utah. Of course, things have changed, but it gives you a sense of life for gay men in different states and cities pre 1980s.

I always wanted to check it out. I live outside of Philadelphia and it’s one of those places that’s not super far for a drive you make it sound better than I’ve ever heard. Does it have a central core like a downtown? That’s fun to hang in? Always been interested in Presque Isle and the lake. Read a while back about algae blooms in lake Erie is that a thing or super rare?

Then take the ferry to Provincetown.

Haha. Yes. That was around. Never got a taste for it.

Well, there weren’t many choices back then. It was Miller light, Bud, Coors, and if you wanted to get fancy Heineken or Becks.

Only if he was raping girls, only to lie about it in the future

I think partly it’s the clothing that we associate with older people and with this guy in particular, he has a receding hairline.

The requisite, white and blue striped shirt and tight jeans with a conservative side comb. 1980 to a T.

And Chestertown.

Go to the little diner across the street on Girard. They have a great breakfast and the best home fries. Happy Joy!