Really good pacing, Guy!

Good job Guy!

Thanks!

Great one !

It may be hip, but not my trip. Nice work Guy.

I've heard of "Queer Eye for the Straight GUY," but this is ridiculous! Of course, "ridiculous" is good here.

I wish someone could explain to me why it is considered hip and multiculturally politically correct for queers to dress up in leather or crinolines or costumes and arrange pride festivals, celebrating that they only want to engage in close encounters with their own kind, while it at the same time is considered to be nerdy, politically incorrect and a sign of social handicap to participate in science fiction conventions dressed up in latex or red minishirts or life supporting implants, celebrating the ultimate embracing of liberal acceptans for different viewpoints, looks, abilities, sexual orientation and political correctness transformed from just plain talk into acted out action (both on the screen and in real life) when it comes to individual freedom being more important than the right for any collective to enforce their will onto others, no matter how good the intentions of that collective may be. But then again, I guess it´s because I can see such double standards in modern society I keep coming back to this site and enjoy good parody songs like this one. :-)

Thank You 'Know 1'. It was the intent of this song to point out just what your comment says. I for one, get tired of being told that I am politically incorect if I don't accept something that is someone else's values and then have it constantly shoved in my face. I refuse to be politically correct when the value I'm being subjected to violates my morality or religious beliefs and convictions. When political correctness overshadows the truth, I will take the truth every time.

I've been called homophobic, xenophobic and some other phobics, because I choose to stick to my beliefs and not sell out to the status quo in the name of political correctness. Your comment is well received. Thanks.

i am gay

And your point is???

know 1, it's meaningless to talk about a double standard when you make broad sweeping assertions -- it's like saying, how come 'society' thinks parody writing is nerdy, but at the same time there's a website full of people dedicated to it? Duh.