Gregory Lynn

I have just learned that the house I grew up in, which my parents bought in 1978 for I think $200,000 is estimated by Zillow to sell for $1.2 million. It's a nice house, but it's nowhere near a mansion.

I saw a picture floating around and read the caption as saying it was from Yellowstone National Park. The poster saw my comment so I went back and turns out it's from Glacier National Park. Why does that matter? Because my Glacier National Park story is much better than my Yellowstone story. I

are dead on balls accurate. After a good faith search, we snuck into (read walked) a closed place and stole two trees because all that was left was the Charlie Brown style scraggly ones. We tied the two of them together to make a semi decent tree. Years later, my mother assigned her students an

I saw a picture floating around and read the caption as saying it was from Yellowstone National Park. The poster saw my comment so I went back and turns out it's from Glacier National Park. Why does that matter? Because my Glacier National Park story is much better than my Yellowstone story. I

arrive the next. Translation--y'all dumbasses for traveling in this, have you no sense? We thought they allowed pets. They did not allow pets. My dad tried to smuggle our cat, Anaconda, into the place inside his shirt. She didn't like that and was clawing her way out and mewling the whole time.

I saw a picture floating around and read the caption as saying it was from Yellowstone National Park. The poster saw my comment so I went back and turns out it's from Glacier National Park. Why does that matter? Because my Glacier National Park story is much better than my Yellowstone story. I

soon. The choices were Hawaii, or Glacier National Park. Hawaii didn't work out so we headed up to GNP on Christmas Eve or maybe the day before. My parents were from Ohio, no stranger to snow. They moved to Massachusetts, also no stranger to snow. Folks, mountain snow is different. There was a

I saw a picture floating around and read the caption as saying it was from Yellowstone National Park. The poster saw my comment so I went back and turns out it's from Glacier National Park. Why does that matter? Because my Glacier National Park story is much better than my Yellowstone story. I

shall summarize my Yellowstone story by saying I had to pee and it saved our lives. The Glacier story starts out with prep for Christmas. We were living in Montana because my dad was doing a project for the state that I never really understood. Side note: when you're on a cub scout trip to the

By the way, I have a question about one of those sub labels if y'all don't mind. I recently encountered the term demi-girl. Not demisexual, but demi-girl. The Great Lord Google tells me that's someone who feels like they are part female. I was wondering what the difference was between that and

The treatment of gay people. I was born, strictly speaking, during the Nixon administration. Legend--because all the people who can verify it are now dead--has it that I was outside the White House when he resigned. The second president I remember is Ronald Reagan. He rather famously refused to

understand just how fucking evil that asshole was, and how evil the Republican Party has been FOR MY WHOLE LIFE. Nixon. Ford. Bush. Bush the Lesser. Trump. Bush the Greater did some good things. The ADA was monumental. He also said atheists weren't real Americans and nominated Clarence Thomas to

The treatment of gay people. I was born, strictly speaking, during the Nixon administration. Legend--because all the people who can verify it are now dead--has it that I was outside the White House when he resigned. The second president I remember is Ronald Reagan. He rather famously refused to

people who have become the fascists latest punching bag. But if you're gay or lesbian or trans or bi, ace, or any of the sub labels I don't always understand, you have ways to find a community where you're not the other. It's illegal to discriminate based on sexual orientation. We, as a society,

The treatment of gay people. I was born, strictly speaking, during the Nixon administration. Legend--because all the people who can verify it are now dead--has it that I was outside the White House when he resigned. The second president I remember is Ronald Reagan. He rather famously refused to

endorsed the idea that regular people who didn't qualify for drug trials should be allowed access to promising medications. It has been a long ass time, and a lot of very smart, very caring people put in a lot of work. Today, if you have HIV, your life expectancy is the same as someone who doesn't

The treatment of gay people. I was born, strictly speaking, during the Nixon administration. Legend--because all the people who can verify it are now dead--has it that I was outside the White House when he resigned. The second president I remember is Ronald Reagan. He rather famously refused to

sexual behavior within the confines of marriage. By the end of 1998, it was estimated that 62,418 Americans had died of the disease, many, if not most, died having lost their jobs, reputations, and families. Three weeks later, Reagan left office. Clinton did better. The CDC promulgated guides

The treatment of gay people. I was born, strictly speaking, during the Nixon administration. Legend--because all the people who can verify it are now dead--has it that I was outside the White House when he resigned. The second president I remember is Ronald Reagan. He rather famously refused to

in funding in 1985. That was also the first year Reagan publicly acknowledged AIDS was a thing at all. In 1986--and for perspective, that was before I gave a shit about baseball--Reagan declared AIDS a top medical piority and ordered C Everett Coop to write a report. It would later take Congress

The treatment of gay people. I was born, strictly speaking, during the Nixon administration. Legend--because all the people who can verify it are now dead--has it that I was outside the White House when he resigned. The second president I remember is Ronald Reagan. He rather famously refused to

said at the time, "It's too good an opportunity. For once we can show that gays do heroic things, not just all that caca about 𝒎𝒐𝒍𝒆𝒔𝒕𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒄𝒉𝒊𝒍𝒅𝒓𝒆𝒏 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝒉𝒂𝒏𝒈𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒐𝒖𝒕 𝒊𝒏 𝒃𝒂𝒕𝒉𝒓𝒐𝒐𝒎𝒔." I mention this to point out that the arguments have not changed in 𝟓𝟏 years, and that outing someone to further the

The treatment of gay people. I was born, strictly speaking, during the Nixon administration. Legend--because all the people who can verify it are now dead--has it that I was outside the White House when he resigned. The second president I remember is Ronald Reagan. He rather famously refused to

So were Rock Hudson, Arthur Ashe, and Oliver Sipple. Never heard of that last one? Lotta people haven't, but he's a legitimate American hero. He was a disabled Vietnam vet who happened to be standing next to Sara Jane Moore when she raised a gun to shoot President Gerald Ford. He reached out and

The treatment of gay people. I was born, strictly speaking, during the Nixon administration. Legend--because all the people who can verify it are now dead--has it that I was outside the White House when he resigned. The second president I remember is Ronald Reagan. He rather famously refused to

We need a directory of autistic writers listed by special interest so when we need to know some random shit like what workers in the Ayyubid dynasty would have had for breakfast, we know who to call. By which I obviously mean text or email.