December 27, 2003
Here are some photographs of the gingerbread house E.S. and I made.
This is the front:
Note the two gingerbread homosexuals with their gingerbread puppy. Note also the pink triangles.
This is the back:
Note again the pink triangle and the heart, which, while not strictly speaking homosexual, still represents a certain fey element.
This is the side:
E.S. tried to talk me out of the open Andes mint shutters because he thought they would fall off. Note the still-attached open Andes mint shutters.
I love being right.
Posted by Faustus, MD at 12:23 PM
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1) Jalal said (on 12/27/03 at 02:02 PM):
Well I have to admit that I have to take his side and say that if I were him I would also think they would fall off.
I have NO idea why I am making this comment.
2) sam said (on 12/27/03 at 02:10 PM):
Mint and gingerbread?
3) Paul said (on 12/27/03 at 02:24 PM):
Too cute. You both did a great job. And I think the open window looks cute...Bad E.S. to ever doubt you...bad.
4) Anonymous #7 said (on 12/27/03 at 03:25 PM):
Lovely.
5) Jeff said (on 12/27/03 at 05:00 PM):
I am hopelessly ignorant on this topic, but is a gingerbread house edible? Either way, it looks like a lovely big gay house.
6) pm said (on 12/27/03 at 10:20 PM):
You've loosened up some...yipee....much better.
7) tim said (on 12/27/03 at 11:11 PM):
Being right is always fun.
8) Angelo said (on 12/27/03 at 11:21 PM):
Oh dear.
9) mighty maloney said (on 12/28/03 at 11:16 AM):
very well done :)
10) Chris said (on 12/28/03 at 12:41 PM):
Yup, that's definitely the gayest gingerbread house I've ever seen. Wow.
11) Paul said (on 12/28/03 at 05:50 PM):
Thanks for the link Faustus. And what of the dog...it resembles a terrier..yes?
12) jadedju said (on 12/28/03 at 11:56 PM):
A giant dyke gingerwoman lives inside, obviously.
13) Patrick said (on 12/29/03 at 10:38 AM):
Ok...I am sensing *gasp* married bliss. Before you know it, you are going to be hitting the road to Vermont.
Cute house though. Is this a representation of the house in the suburbs with the white picket fence and 2.5 kids you are going for?
14) RM said (on 12/29/03 at 01:27 PM):
Impressive on the house, Faustus. Much more spectacular that I had envisioned when you were describing it.
And while I didn't comment earlier on the birthday dinner post, I can't resist doing so now: I was one of the two "young ladies" who Faustus neglected to mention (what are we, chopped liver?!), but I guess at a birthday dinner which consists of a large number of gay men and then two lesbians, the lesbians aren't going to make much of an impact. Kind of like on Queer as Folk....
15) Anonymous #7 said (on 12/29/03 at 11:09 PM):
RM: True. Nice critique on QAF. I never cared for it much myself. Sacrilege? Hardly.
16) ruggerjohnnyd said (on 12/30/03 at 03:28 AM):
Such a cute gay gingerbread house. My mome gave me a hand painted Christmas decoration featuring what looks like two male snowmen hugging with the phrase "It's time for burrr hugs" on it. My sister and her BF got a kick out of it as they immediately associated the "burrr hug" part with the bear culture in the gay community. It hangs proudly in my kitchen and I chuckle everytime I look at it as I am sure my mom did not intend for there to be the slightest gayness to it.
17) Convivia said (on 12/30/03 at 07:20 PM):
Cute gingerbread house.
18) yorkpete said (on 01/ 2/04 at 07:18 AM):
Mmm, that looks very tasty. And tasteful...
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