New Order & Gay Community

Yes, and sausage meat is by far the best material for U-boats.

You wrote "sausage".

Merci! Je vous en prie!

john dougherty wrote: boy...what a bunch of silly predictable responses to this non-comment....specially from the straight participants

49 yr old gay man here....been a NewOrder-obsessive since I bought BlueMonday (when it was new) cause the store clerk recommended it. Never thought about the band being gay, but was ALWAYS appreciative of the dj's in gay clubs embracing them AND Depeche Mode, because of the intelligence of the music...actually something to sink your teeth into amongst the diva disco and piano house...that is why NO had and has a HUGE gay following.

who cares about what kind of sex these men have?

one question though.....how bout BS and Johnny?

IM KIDDING

now that we've grown up together....

Welcome aboard John. One guy that'll be particularly happy to make your acquaintance is Rocket Mick, and no, not because he's packing a rocket, but because he always cops the heat for being the elder statesman of the forum!

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The gay-est NO images I can recall were a series of off-stage photos from one of their US tours, mid-80s. Barney in particular, he sported a very Trade blonde haircut, was quite tanned and seemed to relish getting photographed shirtless.

Hookys attire in his JD days must come a close second then

LE Roberts wrote: You wrote "sausage".

Yes sir Mr. Roberts, but don't forget, 'sausage' can be constructed with soya protein.

Huntsman wrote:

LE Roberts wrote: You wrote "sausage".

Yes sir Mr. Roberts, but don't forget, 'sausage' can be constructed with soya protein.

Does it taste just like the real thing?

I read a article in some magazine a while ago when Barney was ribbing someone , Neil tennant I think, for being gay. But they do have a bit of a strange sense of humour so you never know.

Bez's book also describes Barney as always having a troupe of female groupies following him around backstage, so I'd suggest that claims he bats for both sides are probably wide of the mark.

Patrick wrote:

Huntsman wrote:

LE Roberts wrote: You wrote "sausage".

Yes sir Mr. Roberts, but don't forget, 'sausage' can be constructed with soya protein.

Does it taste just like the real thing?

Depends who's asking, handsome.

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depthcharge wrote:

Patrick wrote:

Huntsman wrote:

LE Roberts wrote: You wrote "sausage".

Yes sir Mr. Roberts, but don't forget, 'sausage' can be constructed with soya protein.

Does it taste just like the real thing?

Depends who's asking, handsome.

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How did I know that you would be the first to respond, DC?

I'm only sorry I didn't see your post before you edited it.

Yes sir Mr. Roberts, but don't forget, 'sausage' can be constructed with soya protein.

Agreed, but applying a more "tube meat" meaning to this thread's subject matter really enhances...

Okay, I'm done.

LE Roberts wrote:

Yes sir Mr. Roberts, but don't forget, 'sausage' can be constructed with soya protein.

Agreed, but applying a more "tube meat" meaning to this thread's subject matter really enhances...

Okay, I'm done.

You're a bit slow on the draw today, LE.

Patrick wrote: How did I know that you would be the first to respond, DC?

I'm only sorry I didn't see your post before you edited it.

It was so blue it would've made Old Blue look yellow.

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It really is impossible to try to work at the same time.

depthcharge wrote:

Patrick wrote: How did I know that you would be the first to respond, DC?

I'm only sorry I didn't see your post before you edited it.

It was so blue it would've made Old Blue look yellow.

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Somehow I guessed that too. I know that you can always be counted on to rise to the occasion when certain subjects come up, DC.

LE Roberts wrote: It really is impossible to try to work at the same time.

You need to get your priorities straight, LE.

Somehow I guessed that too. I know that you can always be counted on to rise to the occasion when certain subjects come up, DC.

A Limp Bizkit board this is not.

Patrick wrote: I know that you can always be counted on to rise to the occasion when certain subjects come up, DC.

I find it hard not to.

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This really is some stiff competition.

LE Roberts wrote: This really is some stiff competition.

If only DC didn't keep editing his posts to take out the better stuff, this might get really interesting.

Too bad the initiator of this particular motif has disappeared.

Patrick wrote:

LE Roberts wrote: This really is some stiff competition.

If only DC didn't keep editing his posts to take out the better stuff, this might get really interesting.

Sorry Pats, I'm finding it hard to keep up.

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I think he has a genuine concern for all the 14-year-old Killers fans lurking around.

depthcharge wrote:

Patrick wrote:

LE Roberts wrote: This really is some stiff competition.

If only DC didn't keep editing his posts to take out the better stuff, this might get really interesting.

Sorry Pats, I'm finding it hard to keep up.

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I find that very hard

to believe, DC.

Wood-y prefer a milder pace, perhaps?

Would that be the largest response you've ever erected Pats?

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depthcharge wrote: Would that be the largest response you've ever erected Pats?

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Isn't that getting a bit personal, DC?

The only gay connotation is/was from the fact that no matter what, the gay scene always embraces the best music before the majority of the straight scene does. Gay clubs have the best music.

I've spun for gay ppl and they love when a DJ and the music is edgy.

I believe NO was edgy when they first started with the dance tracks. Blue Monday proved that

If it wasn't for the gay scene most of the good music would never get played until it was like 2 yrs later.

eCKOh

I trust I haven't offended you, touch wood.

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Too bad the initiator of this particular motif has disappeared.

And I thought your ... um ... analyzing of Barney in WIM set the stage for some good point/counterpoint discussion.

Well, that's what you get from a "LE"... :\ohwell: