Potatoes may contain chemicals that make you gay The13th: OK guys, its kind of like a sad but true "love" story. My mate Billy Arnold, father of 2 great children, husband to a lovely wife, owner of a nice house somewhere in the northern part of sydney, spent lots of weekend renovating his house including a nice attic for the kids, decided since the kids has grown up, he wanted to pursue his own life, or true self. By running away with his long time boyfriend. We dont even know he is a gay, or have a boyfren until he run off to nowhere in Australia. But my guess is those remote NSW north coast or south coast. Let the loneliness of the land to make you more focus on yourself and your soul mate. Any being Sydneysider, I cannot imagine they dont live close to water. A calm inland lake or river is not their style, so it got to be seaside. Surf. Let the sound of the rolling wave wash off all the past and guilt and memory. At night, start a log fire to cook some simple food, and sleep when the fire dim off. In one with love and universe. Billy is into those mystic thing, he once claimed he can see light rim around and behind my head when I came back from national park camping. Like Buddha perhaps. Weirdo stuff. (Edited by The13th)  Corwin: Bananas and potatoes are both high in potassium. Is that the chemical that makes us gay? The13th must continue to elucidate us on this matter, as the way he describes this remote Australian newly-developed gay lifestyle is frankly somewhat appealing. Although I've been eating plenty of potatoes and bananas over the years to prevent leg cramps, and as of yet have had no physical attraction towards other men. Perhaps I just haven't met the right man?  The13th: Currently I am still conducting scientific experiment with real life gays to ascertain the true effect of this chemically induced gay behavior. Will definitely update. | Science Chat Room 2 People Chatting Similar Conversations |
