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The first time a friend took me "up the Heath", cruising in the woods at the top of London's Hampstead Heath, I was terrified and turned on in equal measure. Being summer, it was still quite light, but most people have had a lifetime of being warned about men lurking in the woods - and here I was taking two buses to get to them. Going "up the Heath" is a bit of a rite of passage for many gay men, often the first time you've done the anonymous sex thing, and it's something you are usually initiated into by a friend who already goes up there. Mine steered me down the steep path behind the pub car park to the main drag, a path through the trees about the size of a main road, lined not with lamp posts or speed cameras, but with men sitting on every available horizontal plane, leaning against every tree.

Bigots in New Hampshire are going to have to find a way to support limited rights fer the queerz — the manager of the state's only Chick-fil-A has announced that unlike his parent company's CEO, he's just fine with gay people. So fine, in fact, that he'll continue to be a sponsor the state's gay pride festival so all the gays can gay around proudly, in the open, in ways that make all the people participating in Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day terribly uncomfortable. Anthony Picolia manages the Chick-fil-A location in Nashua, NH, and released a statement of his own in response to company CEO's controversial statement that he was a "guilty as charged" gay disliker who lived his life on Biblical principles like giving all of your things away to the poor, right?! Following the ensuing chorus of "Uggggggghs" from chicken-loving gay allies everywhere, conservative radio host Mike Huckabee and constantly grimacing laughingstock Sarah Palin urged their minions to support Chick-fil-A's lack of support for gay marriage by eating there en masse on August 1st.

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