While job-hunting, I some time take a break and go to yahoo answers (which is mostly useless) where one and ask questions and have to internet populations answer them. Usually I check any questions about hello kitty. One in a while a question pop up of a guy who like pink hello kitty things and wonder is he gay? It is classical logical fallacy; a gay man like pink, a second man like Hello Kitty pink therefore the second guy must be gay.\u00a0 One preference for Hello Kitty does not denote sexual orientation. As a fur, I know some who are gay and have mix results: some like her and some are like Mr. Hello Kitty Hell cannot stand her or do not understand why I like Hello Kitty. Most furs did like my large Chococat, got many hugs, and scritches from all at the last meet. (Lucky Cat)<\/p>\n
Speaking of other things, I have taken to expressing my love of the cute one by carrying a pink Hello Kitty backpack. I have to confess I am a bit a of a nonconformist eccentric. I really do not care what others may think. If I want to use a hello Kitty Backpack, no harm done. Recently because of unemployment, I been using mass transit for long trips the last few months to conserve fuel. Last Tuesday a person on the Max train finally noticed. Jokingly he said he is willing exchange bags with me; I wonder what was going through his mind when I told him I like the one I am carrying. I am more amused that it took that long. Ether they think I was carrying the kid’s bag, helping to keep Portland weird (part of my reasoning), or a 6\u2019 4 man who look like a professional wrestler can carry whatever bag he wants.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
While job-hunting, I some time take a break and go to yahoo answers (which is mostly useless) where one and ask questions and have to internet populations answer them. Usually I check any questions about hello kitty. One in a … Continue reading