Does anyone know the meaning of this symbol?

[Marquis]

I think you have some sucking up to now.

Sinslurly always comes back.

 

[TaintedB]

Any insight into why seedy drunk men keep trying to pull me into dark corners?

I suggest you perform a scientific test. For a couple of weeks go places without that symbol on you or showing where others can see it. See if the responses to you die down, get worse, or are the same.

 

[YinandYang]

I have seen this symbol before, I think its an 'Iluminati' symbol representing the Lizard people, and underworld race that is still around today (apparantly). I am trying to find out if it is connected to the Mason's also.

 

[esclave_PP]

I don't know, Helene, life is too short not to enjoy humor. Smile a bit.

Perhaps you just literally have a lot of magnatism Marquis -- some people just exude sexual traits -- consider yourself lucky and like AA says, enjoy the comeons.

The Glyph is actually pretty neat and hopefully it isn't that necklace that is beckoning the dirty old men

 

[Marquis]

I think I'm just going to ask the next time. That'll be a funny conversation.

 

[esclave_PP]

Hee hee. post it here

 

[Marquis]

I will.

 

[LadyNatasha]

Marquis. Sweetheart. It isn't the symbol, it isn't the charm.

It's that ultra-chic vogue model look you carry yourself with. You're living up to the Versace babe and the boys are dropping at your feet like prom queens with the vapors.

Stop looking into it so much. You're a beautiful man and it shows.

 

[sunfox]

Marquis. Sweetheart. It isn't the symbol, it isn't the charm.

It's that ultra-chic vogue model look you carry yourself with. You're living up to the Versace babe and the boys are dropping at your feet like prom queens with the vapors.

Stop looking into it so much. You're a beautiful man and it shows.

Hee.

I think she's right, btw. But it's still amusing... especially the prom queens with the vapors part.

 

[Marquis]

Awww thanks ladies, I'm blushing left and right here.

The irony of it all cracks me up to no end however. I try to look my nicest for the ladies and the only ones approaching me are gay guys. Pity I'm straight.

 

[Aeroil]

Awww thanks ladies, I'm blushing left and right here.

The irony of it all cracks me up to no end however. I try to look my nicest for the ladies and the only ones approaching me are gay guys. Pity I'm straight.

Lol, I'm glad you're straight, I don't need you taunting me sexually as well.

 

[Marquis]

Lol, I'm glad you're straight, I don't need you taunting me sexually as well.

Don't push it, I might make an exception for you little boi!

 

[LadyNatasha]

Don't push it, I might make an exception for you little boi!

I'd pay to see that.

 

[Marquis]

I'd pay to see that.

I'll tell you like I told the last fucker that stuck an American Express Black Card in my face.

You can't afford me sweetheart.

 

[LadyNatasha]

I'll tell you like I told the last fucker that stuck an American Express Black Card in my face.

You can't afford me sweetheart.

Heh, you'd be amazed what I can afford. ... and I'm not "that last fucker".

 

[Aeroil]

I'd pay to see that.

hmm, you really are into bloodsports .

 

[Marquis]

Heh, you'd be amazed what I can afford. ... and I'm not "that last fucker".

True, but you don't get a discount.

You could buy a house with how much it would take to see me play the boy-boy games.

 

[graceanne]

I'll tell you like I told the last fucker that stuck an American Express Black Card in my face.

You can't afford me sweetheart.

See? I'd have paid to see that. *giggles*

 

[bronntanas]

I think honnie's getting closer. You may want to give D's mariposa a yell since she's working nights this week and probably hasn't seen this yet. It looks really similar to some carvings in a picture she took in the Yucatan at the Temple of the Phalluses at one of the ruins (Chichen Itsa, maybe?). Anyway, I've never seen it around the leatherman crowd here (not that I have time to hang at the leatherbars anyway, which is probably why.) but it looks sort of Mayan bas-relief iguana ish.

 

[brioche]

Hmmm

Okay, this is going to be really difficult to explain without sounding really really biased, so I am going to state up front here that I do have gay friends, and in fact I have gay relatives. I have no problem with gay people and was in fact a member of the Allies at university, who sign a pledge that we believe love is good no matter where people find it. We wore buttons showing our support for the GLBTQ part of the university population.

Okay, I think I may have an idea why you are being approached. This is just a possibility but the phrase about you dressing up, and the Versace belt thing in your pics made me think.
One of the ways you can sometimes spot a gay man is that they are usually impeccably dressed. I once stated that one of our profs was not gay because of his shoes, which never matched his outfit. His belts did though. One of my gay friends agreed with my opinion. Some gay people also have a sort of panache. One of my relatives came back from a funeral, took off his tie, put on a jean jacket over dress pants and a white shirt, and it worked. That's when we started to be pretty sure (not that we cared). He came out 9 months later.
You are a very attractive, muscular man, and you also have the kind of build that wears a variety of clothes very very well. If you go to great lengths and dress up to impress the ladies, it might be the perfectly matched image that you are projecting that may be causing the come-ons. I know I am not explaining this well, but I'm hoping that you might understand what I'm trying to say.
I'm not trying to say that all straight people are slobs or don't know how to dress, and I'm also not trying to say that ALL gay people know how to. I'm dealing in generalizations here. It was just a thought.

I suggest you deal with the comeons the same as you do the ones you MUST get from women.

I don't know anything about that necklace, but I think it's kind of a Rorschach (sp?). People can probably see what they want in it.
brioche

 

[Marquis]

Okay, this is going to be really difficult to explain without sounding really really biased, so I am going to state up front here that I do have gay friends, and in fact I have gay relatives. I have no problem with gay people and was in fact a member of the Allies at university, who sign a pledge that we believe love is good no matter where people find it. We wore buttons showing our support for the GLBTQ part of the university population.

Okay, I think I may have an idea why you are being approached. This is just a possibility but the phrase about you dressing up, and the Versace belt thing in your pics made me think.
One of the ways you can sometimes spot a gay man is that they are usually impeccably dressed. I once stated that one of our profs was not gay because of his shoes, which never matched his outfit. His belts did though. One of my gay friends agreed with my opinion. Some gay people also have a sort of panache. One of my relatives came back from a funeral, took off his tie, put on a jean jacket over dress pants and a white shirt, and it worked. That's when we started to be pretty sure (not that we cared). He came out 9 months later.
You are a very attractive, muscular man, and you also have the kind of build that wears a variety of clothes very very well. If you go to great lengths and dress up to impress the ladies, it might be the perfectly matched image that you are projecting that may be causing the come-ons. I know I am not explaining this well, but I'm hoping that you might understand what I'm trying to say.
I'm not trying to say that all straight people are slobs or don't know how to dress, and I'm also not trying to say that ALL gay people know how to. I'm dealing in generalizations here. It was just a thought.

I suggest you deal with the comeons the same as you do the ones you MUST get from women.

I don't know anything about that necklace, but I think it's kind of a Rorschach (sp?). People can probably see what they want in it.
brioche

This is the sound of the nail being hit on the head.

 

[graceanne]

Ah so it's all your fault for being so darn handsome and sexy.

You need to start wearing pants that fall off your ass, and scratching your balls in public. Then they'll leave you alone. (On the other hand - so will the chicks . . . but . . .)

 

[SweetDommes]

*giggles* yeah Marquis ... I hate to say it, but brioche is most likely right. It didn't occur to me when I first read your thread, but Holly and I have talked about the fact that most gay men do dress so very carefully that it's almost unreal.

I worked with a guy who had to go buy a new belt because he couldn't find his one that matched his shoes ... for work ... at a clothing store in the mall ... where the poor white trash shop ... he brought his boyfriend around a few weeks later. We had a gay friend who had the stereotypical frosted tips, and would ALWAYS wear casual dress shoes, jeans that looked nearly new, a belt (that of course, matched the shoes) and a polo-type shirt. The only gay man that we know who doesn't dress like that is a professor at our school ... who wears his pants too short and the funkiest damn socks on the planet.

One of Holly's classmates couldn't figure out why he was getting hit on by guys and couldn't get a girlfriend ... and he was just like our gay friend - stereotypical frosted tips, and always dressed impeccably, etc ... until she explained it to him. If only that thought had occurred to me sooner, you could have started your 'slob' image sooner LOL

 

[Marquis]

I must admit, I have some pretty gay tendencies. I was absolutely obsessed when I redecorated my apartment. How many straight men know what Taupe is?

I wouldn't dream of wearing a belt that didn't match my shoes.

 

[Aeroil]

I must admit, I have some pretty gay tendencies. I was absolutely obsessed when I redecorated my apartment. How many straight men know what Taupe is?

I wouldn't dream of wearing a belt that didn't match my shoes.

Taupe is a colour, similar to orange I think, but I dunno really, I'll look it up

okay, it seems to be a beigeish goldish colour.