• 訪客:2023      2023-10-05 06:40:01    

    據悉,黃耀明的好拍檔劉以達已經蜕變成一名怪男。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-10-05 05:22:20    

    In Big bay area hksar& Macau hksar. unchartered territories. X files are now daily occurrences. 24/7.
  • 訪客:2023      2023-10-04 09:19:56    

    to date approx. 440000 hk persons now relocated to UK. THEY HOLD uk properties with total value ranking no.1 in uk.
  • 訪客:Em      2023-10-04 01:25:26    

    Hi 小宇 how do you do? I am going Vancouver from Oct 13 to 24. Would you please let Jo know? Also, do you have his contact information? Thanks a billion. Anyway. Em
  • 訪客:麻甩佬      2023-10-02 06:42:38    

    女股神刘央提提你: 世界已經失控。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-10-01 09:46:35    

    香港天主教區的周主教在梵帝崗升職了,獲得紅袍及戒指,是在塵世中的權力榮耀。唔係講笑,TomHanks電影中教廷掌握了世界的秘密,只有教宗才有至高權力去解封。
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-10-01 07:05:41    

    過去的台灣,過去的作家: 杏林子(1942-2003)。
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-09-30 10:30:44    

    過去的日本,過去的作家: 三浦綾子(1922-1999)。
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-09-29 10:31:14    

    過去的人,過去的事: 也斯。梁秉鈞當年在巴黎被人打荷包。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-09-28 10:14:03    

    A new star in global music: Jap Grammy award winner Masa Takumi.
  • 訪客:twimc      2023-09-27 14:08:17    

    歌手HoCC何韻詩重現江湖,在商台接受訪問。中国人的江湖從來都是充滿凶險,曾經天真與儍的港豬們已經在2019年打後學懂了許多。
  • 訪客:twimc      2023-09-27 11:51:20    

    識唔識: 上環皇后大道西的美華時装(百年老號)。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-09-23 09:09:40    

    尹光及史泰龍都撈咗50年,ok啦。 繼續前進。
  • 訪客:2011      2023-09-22 10:59:08    

    When the New York State Senate voted 33-29 to approve same-sex marriage on Friday, June 24, gay and lesbian New Yorkers—and some straight supporters—knew the perfect place to celebrate: They headed to the Stonewall Inn, the gay bar where, 42 years earlier, the modern gay rights movement had been born. Amid t! he glorious chaos of fire-eaters, drag queens, and spontaneous proposals, older gay couples walked hand-in-hand admiring the scene. The jubilation at Stonewall and on the surrounding streets was a stirring celebration of progress. But I can't help wondering whether, as gay rights move forward, the gay bar—the place where it all began—may get left behind.

    I rarely go to gay bars anymore. I've been in a happy relationship for 14 years with someone who rarely drinks. Bars are loud, they get going too late, and they're packed with kids half my age. They make me feel old. But I feel bad about abandoning them. I still remember the terrifying, giddy excitement of my first forays into gay pubs and clubs, the thrill of discovering other lesbians and gay men in all their beautiful, dreary, fabulous, sleazy variety. I learned how to dance to 15-minute techno remixes under spinning disco balls, how to appreciate tacky drag shows and to show proper respect for the heroines of ! the pool table. Gay bars are my cultural patrimony and my political he ritage.

    Once upon a time—back in the dark days of the late 20th century—gay bars were the only venues where gay people could let down their defenses. Now, at least in urban centers, gay men and lesbians feel safe in scads of straight restaurants and bars. But when new options open up, what happens to the old segregated institutions? In 2007, Entrepreneur magazine put gay bars on its list of businesses facing extinction, along with record stores and pay phones. And it's not just that gays are hanging out in straight bars; some are eschewing bars altogether and finding partners online or via location-based smartphone apps like Grindr, Qrushr, and Scruff. Between 2005 and 2011, the number of gay and lesbian bars and clubs in gay-travel-guide publisher Damron's database decreased by 12.5 percent, from 1,605 to 1,405. Could the double whammy of mainstreaming and technology mean that gay bars are doomed?

    I'll explore that question later this week. But before we get to the future, it's worth taking a moment to consider the past, and what we would lose if the gay bar went the way of the typewriter. I don't want to get stuck in nostalgie de la boue; I'm very glad to live in an era where I don't have to pretend that my partner is my roommate or make a marriage of convenience. I'm relieved that for my generation, gay bars are but one dish on a vast menu of leisure-time options. But I'd feel their passing far more fiercely than the loss of the neighborhood video store. Without the gay bar, gay culture and gay rights might not exist.

    After a! ll, gay liberation is the only civil rights movement that began in a b ar. The Pride celebrations that take over the streets of America's gay ghettos every June commemorate the anniversary of the Stonewall uprising of June 28, 1969—42 years ago this week—when the patrons of a Mafia-run gay bar in Greenwich Village protested against a police raid. Stonewall was not the first time that gay people had fought back against police harassment, nor, as we will see, was it the first time that bar raids sparked protests. Bars played this political role because bars were where gay people gathered.

    The gay bar has always been a refuge for homosexuals, a place where, as Edmund White once put it, gays "can feed and mate relatively free of predators." Historically, gay bars were a haven from the strictures of the closet, a safe space where patrons could take off the masks they wore while passing for straight. Many lesbians saw them as the one place they could wear the clothes they felt comfortable in rather than the costumes they were forced to wea! r in the wider world. They were a place to meet, to socialize, to find friends and potential partners. In a way, they were our church, with sermons delivered by disco divas.

    Unlike other minorities, queers don't learn about our heritage from our birth families. Bars are our Hebrew school, our CCD, our cotillion. As activist pioneer Dick Leitsch wrote in Gay magazine in September 1970: "Gay bars … teach and enforce the ethics and rules of gay life and pass on traditions and gay culture. One learns how to make out, to use gay slang." Bars are a place to find fellowship. One friend told me that in his early 20s, "I formed a sort of bar family—people I talked with, drank with, occasionally slept with, and generally escaped regular life with. As potentially self-destructive as getting drunk four nights a week and sleeping with far too many people was, I felt that I w! as among my people—in a way that I had never done before."

    Alt hough bars are public places, they offer a certain measure of privacy. For a lot of young people, even today, the gay bar is a much-needed way station on the path to coming out. Brett Thomas, who owns Studio 13, Iowa City's only gay bar, described a pattern he sees every year in the college town: "A closeted kid is not going to go to an LGBT youth rally at the university. What he's going to do is come in during a drag show, sit in a dark corner after pacing back and forth in front of the bar nine times." A gay bar can offer a lonely, curious young person entrée to a whole new world.





    In his much-cited 1989 book The Great Good Place, Ray Oldenburg celebrated so-called third places, which he defined as "the core settings of informal public life." Not the home, not th! e office, the third place is a space like the Viennese coffee shop, the French cafe, or the British pub, a venue for "regular, voluntary, informal, and happily anticipated gatherings of individuals beyond the realms of home and work." You've probably heard Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz name-check this theory as a justification for his coffee empire. But it also helps explain why gay bars have been so vital to gay culture. Oldenburg valued these spots because the ease of association fosters community life and satisfies individuals' need for communion. This urge to find community is especially strong for gay people, who may be rejected by their families or shunned by their co-workers. The third place is even more precious when places one and two are hotbeds of homophobia.

    So what do these community-fostering safe spaces feel like? The average gay bar is not much different from th! e average straight bar—they just have more rainbow bunting and one u nderutilized bathroom. In a gay men's bar, the jukebox might offer more female singers with no last names and a few more beats per minute. If it's a lesbian bar, there's a good chance you'll find a proliferation of black-and-white photographs of strong-jawed women. Thanks to the drag tradition, gay bars are more likely than any other kind of tavern to feature a stage, no matter how rudimentary, and patrons' pockets are more prone to be stuffed with dollar bills so they can tip the queens.


    Gay bars, like straight bars, also come in many flavors—chic, dance-oriented, dive. The bartender sets the tone for a venue, modeling the kind of look that prevails in the place. In New York's East Village, for example, bartenders generally sport tattoos and shaved heads; in the West Village, they're skinny and hairless; in Chelsea, they're toned and muscular. Most of the time, even in the depths of winter, gay-bar tenders wear tank tops, and they're more likely to have been ! hired for their biceps than their mixology skills. In dive bars, though, there's less exposed flesh on both sides of the bar—T-shirts or even long sleeves are de rigueur for the servers. It can be particularly tricky to distinguish the straight dive bar from its gay equivalent—the most obvious differentiator is that in a homosexual establishment, new arrivals are more likely to be greeted with a kiss. There's more literature in gay bars—bar rags, Pride guides, flyers for fundraisers, maps of the gay scene in other towns—even if no one is reading.



    The big difference, of course, is the way the patrons pair off. It's not necessarily true that everyone in the place is a Kinsey 6, but they should be cool with being approached by a member of the same sex. A friend told me she patronized gay bars "to make sure the woman I might be hitting on was in fact a fellow lez. If she were straight, she was! on my turf, and it was too damn bad—an occupational hazard of hangi ng out in a dyke bar." The joy of being able to flirt freely, to dance uninhibitedly, to show affection without fearing for your life is still denied in the larger world. Even today, when same-sex couples can marry in five (soon to be six) states and the District of Columbia, there are few nonsegregated places where two newlywed grooms could celebrate their union with a kiss without attracting threats or worse.

    Gay bars have long offered, in ways both fundamental and subtle, something political activist Urvashi Vaid has called "the freedom to be fully gay." Even in New York City, she says, "If you were to go to Staten Island or even parts of the Upper East Side and start making out—in a way that a heterosexual couple wouldn't even think about; I'm talking about kissing, holding hands, snuggling, the sort of things that you see straight people do ordinarily—it would raise eyebrows. It would definitely make people uncomfortable." A young gay man named Bryan reported! that when he goes to a straight bar, he even orders differently—he's far less likely to ask for a splash of St-Germain in his gin and tonic, for example—and he finds it harder to relax. In sexually charged straight bars, where people are looking to hook up, Bryan worries that he will get tipsy and "slip up." It's not that he would make a move on a straight guy, but he's concerned that a heterosexual man will misinterpret a gesture or comment and lash out at him. For gay people, Vaid points out, "the ability to be public is still partial and constrained." Gay bars loosen those constraints.

    We paid a price for making the gay bar the center of the community. A booze joint isn't always a positive environment. The noise makes conversation difficult, lending outsize importance to physical signifiers, a surefire recipe for shallowness and superficiality. (Homosexual establishments have no monopoly there, of course.) And then there is the alcohol. For all the talk of bar! s as sanctuaries, they exist to push booze, which can be a devastating force. Martin Duberman's book Stonewall describes the atmosphere at Kooky's, a 1960s lesbian bar in Manhattan: "[Kooky] ran her bar like a tyrannical man, ordering the lesbian patrons around as if they were scum, beneath contempt. She would think nothing of coming up to a woman sitting at the bar, grabbing her glass, and shoving it up to her mouth. 'Drink up, drink up,' she would growl. … Then Kooky would turn to the bartender and bark, 'She's buying another drink.' " And, of course, gay bars aren't always a safe haven: In October 2010 alone, there were two violent a! ttacks on gay men in Greenwich Village bars.

    I wish our taverns were more like Spanish bars, with an emphasis on socializing rather than drinking, but I still feel a lingering affection for gay bars' stale-beer smell and their dim-lit charms. It's wonderful to have the run of the city—to roam at will rather than stick to our own streets and safe spaces. But if the gay bar disappears, where will we learn to dance? Where will we realize that we're not alone? Where will we go to feel normal?


    The Gay Bar
    Is it dying?
    By June Thomas/2011







  • 訪客:2023      2023-09-22 10:03:50    

    街上見有個中年大叔用上了PanAm袋,彷彿時光倒流了。
  • 訪客:1990      2023-09-21 11:46:57    

    Social history reminder:
    in 1990 real estate tycoon Wang Tak Fai was kidnapped & then disappeared into Nothingness. One of the criminal masterminds was ex police station sergeant Chung, who passed away at 85 in Thailand in 2020.
  • 訪客:AtheiST supreme      2023-09-21 10:01:08    

    長洲花地瑪聖母堂。
    會不會出現顯靈事件。
    唔是淨係歐美會有重大歴史事件。(西方中心論)
  • 訪客:港女之NemeSiS      2023-09-19 10:00:17    

    無論大社会出現什麼風浪,鄧小宇都可以安然渡過,全因有強力後台白姐姐。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-09-17 07:10:53    

    Feng shui master chan peter now released from jail after serving 12 years. he could now proceed to form new romantic liaisons with other woman billionaires, given his unique massage skills。 Gosh! so many (mysteriously) rich women in China.
  • 訪客:0o0      2023-09-15 14:16:13    

    FUN ONLINE RUMORS: IN THE PAST 48 HOURS OR SO MANY UFO SIGHTINGS IN ALMOST HALF OF CHINA. [IT IS OF COURSE ILLEGAL TO SPREAD RUMORS IN CHINA. #NATIONAL SECURITY]
  • 訪客:麻甩佬      2023-09-14 08:01:53    

    關於世界末日的事就由班政治老人去搞好了。。小市民反而好奇木村拓哉有冇被喜多川搞過。(hehe)
  • 訪客:2023      2023-09-14 06:15:38    

    Floods & earthquakes.
    Morocco, Libya.
    hk, Philippines.
    when the aliens underground finally emerge on the earth surface fighting the army under Trump Trump/Biden on the field of Armageddon.
    there are more things on earth than are dreamt by your philosophy.
  • 訪客:2023      2023-09-12 11:35:27    

    the Walt Disney Co. was founded in October 1923. 100 years next month.
  • 訪客:2023      2023-09-10 07:08:24    

    days & nights of ceaseless rain.
    Old Testament. the Flood as faced by Noah.
    Changing times, changing Earth.
  • 訪客:2023      2023-09-10 06:38:50    

    *歌星艺人東山紀之出任小日本尊尼事務所的新CEO。 但佢一樣被爆醜聞。
    *希臘一樣短時間內下了大量雨水(數年雨量),又係極端天氣。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-09-06 12:28:14    

    如何逃離香港煉獄。
    港女新希望: 17歲的日本悠仁小皇子。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-09-05 15:35:50    

    市面上某個(仲未移民)港女排隊入茶記食下午茶時向友人作出的感喟: 像我這樣一個正常人,在經已改變的世界中,為了生意要同那班不正常人類交涉,真會搞到我發瘋,這就是做生意嗎。。。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-09-04 20:11:37    

    原來而家有位中国女星高陽子正在日本發展,並上了日本電視節目談核廢水問題。北野武也有參與。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-09-04 11:37:27    

    傳奇女記者[門呂丘xx]出版了小説,Mr陳冠中作了導讀。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-09-03 10:30:33    

    我們的偉仔終於獲頒威尼斯金獅長者獎,之後还可以得到什麼獎。掌声鼓勵。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-30 10:02:48    

    嗱嗱嗱,而家袁弓夷又傳話今個秋冬中国大陸(變種)疫情回歸,信不信由你。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-29 11:10:01    

    觀塘駱駝漆大厦。。。當年Evelyn陳惠明在那區上班做雜誌也會在那頭留下脚毛。本土故事必然消逝去。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-28 11:23:44    

    Music legend Sixto Rodriguez (1942-2023)
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-28 10:10:00    

    傳來傳去的流言:

    (一)老董仙遊
    (二)那英飛咗去泰国
    (三)飲日本核廢水可以壯陽(講笑姐)
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-28 09:46:18    

    林鳳逝世47週年。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-28 08:34:42    

    Celebrity hair stylist Kim Robinson shuts down shop. Au revoir.
  • 訪客:麻甩佬      2023-08-25 11:28:50    

    典解会有兩件小鮮肉做咗葛蘭大姐小粉絲?未必係基男,可能出於戀母情意結。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-23 17:26:10    

    文艺港女鍾玲玲+鍾曉陽出了新書,但。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-22 11:10:59    

    在人生新階段,EmilyLau不再瞓街示威,而同葉瘤開生日派對。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-18 09:31:38    

    這期邊個港女最開心?
    當然係葉瘤的宝貝女兒啦。
    五千多萬半山豪宅,香港夢圓了。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-17 13:36:58    

    新時代食品: 蟋蟀麵。
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-08-16 11:54:21    

    熊式一(1902-1991). 消失的[中国莎士比亞].
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-08-15 21:32:06    

    某些名人的瘀事傳來傳去便會成為傳奇。
    話說有次一記者在九龍塘的愛情酒店撞見陶才子同條女開房,才子怕見報就用廁紙包頭扮印度佬。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-15 07:22:46    

    the Only Happy success story in hk 2019-2023 seems to be S. sushi restaurant. (coinciding with all the social turmoil)
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-14 07:13:25    

    Whitney Houston to be "resurrected" in her hologram concert.
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-11 12:29:35    

    30年之後,陳百强的對照記。(舊照紀念集)
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-08-11 05:52:32    

    鄭欣宜重現人世,粉碎某夜的死亡傳言。 佢老豆秋官好久不見。亦有人傳謝賢最近中風。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-09 10:50:00    

    the partner of Sandra bullock also passed away. he died from ALS (sclerosis), "gradually becoming cold" illness. Stephen hawking was also diagnosed with ALS.
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-08 05:07:02    

    2 notable farewells in hk pop music scene: Davy chan of LMF & veteran O 'campo.

    (the death of Davy chan is special case. his death was preceded by unknown acute pain in right chest. His doctor in Nippon failed to provide exact diagnosis.)
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-08-06 13:24:56    

    the ruby like ring as worn by Ms Grace chang in her recent photo looks so nice. Good to see Mr Deng in the pic too.
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-05 07:01:12    

    在国安法年代,李超人仍然都係李超人,在樓市投下深水炸彈,眾人都要大哭三聲。 老燒可以寫多一本書。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-04 07:44:29    

    1.通識: 袁弓夷老婆多,所以係不可信的男人。
    2.演藝: 香港地大崩散,白雪仙唱李後主好應景。
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-08-02 20:32:08    

    有網民披露,香江第一十九才子以往時常在油麻地明愛白英奇賓館留宿。(原因係才子對天主教香港教區有信心云云。)
  • 訪客:2023      2023-08-01 07:34:16    

    鮑魚傳奇楊先生仙遊去了。。。鮑魚食完了,鯨魚玩完了,香港也完了。

    完。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-30 07:37:00    

    媒体中三個女人的婚姻: 李玟,林嘉欣,MichelleYeoh. 在絕望人世中似乎Yeoh得一些希望。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-27 13:36:03    

    2023書展又玩完。余华演講完,同馬家輝麥玲玲飯聚完。
    2018書展,人們仍然可以買到西藏作者唯色的禁書(西藏文革紀事)。
    完。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-27 06:45:08    

    after Tony Bennett, another farewell for Sinead O'Connor, the "bald girl".
  • 訪客:twimc      2023-07-26 14:46:08    

    Some of the foreigner population in Nippon are hk persons. their kids would grow up and get educated in jap schools. New generation, unrelated to those now under ccp rule.
  • 訪客:twimc      2023-07-26 11:57:32    

    Jap population continues to decline, whereas the foreigner population in Nippon now increased to about 3 million.
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-25 11:41:06    

    acc to Prof.黎青龍 蓮花清瘟含有麻黃,對心及肺可構成嚴重傷害 (2005年美国及澳洲已禁麻黃使用)。

    而家先知,已經太遲。 好多人都食咗。
  • 訪客:1970      2023-07-25 11:13:51    

    1970 oldie. Fung Bo bo sings Suicide is painless.
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-25 05:59:30    

    Barbie & Ken.

    there may come a time when grown men (in the patriarchy)also buy & play Barbie dolls. (the deep state might like to see that)
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-24 08:04:25    

    The algorithm. Human lives now predominantly subject to it. An algorithm for romance, perhaps.
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-23 10:38:49    

    城市人口之蜕變:
    當高尚住宅區的名車靚車從馬路上消失得八八九九,大部份市民天天擠入公車地鐵,香城便完美完全地成為一个普通的中国(低端人口)城市。

    邊個人最開心?
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-22 09:28:45    

    離地香港人MissBG飛去了意大利LakeComo參加宇宙丹的婚禮(補辦)。報完。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-21 11:07:27    

    本土天主教徒留意番: 鯉魚門村後山上有1963年建成的聖母巖。上山一段路已封,不易行,又多蚊。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-21 09:24:58    

    在舊時代肥彭彭定康被喻為[千古罪人],在新的時代那條友係千古罪人,自己心中有數啦。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-21 08:45:34    

    the Singapore passport is the most powerful one now. the Singaporeans now have the World at their feet. Lee Kuan yew (the greatest politician) must be smiling in heaven now.
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-20 15:09:18    

    如何令自己感到幸福。(世上其他人不會知道)
    有人(港女)認為自己愛貓的貓毛附在自己衣物上便會有幸福感。
    狗毛可能也一樣有效。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-19 09:33:40    

    唔好輕易以為天主教徒同基督教徒殊途同歸死後入天国。這方面神學上仍存在分歧。

    至於天主揀選了共橙黨那又是另一回事。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-19 07:33:24    

    而家有冇一人有本事把那一大班海外香港人召回香港? 尤其是講政治時事的人,回港要面對最後的審判。

    只有上主可以。
    但當中好多人係無神論人士囉,不會理睬上帝。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-18 19:49:02    

    Jane Birkin was in hk in 2017 Arts festival.
    Taylor swift would not come to hk in 2023.
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-18 16:00:30    

    Taylor swift has no.1 albums more than any other woman in history. Barbra Streisand beaten.
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-16 21:52:41    

    Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin.
    another 2023 farewell.
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-16 05:55:06    

    it is now confirmed: first time humans come into contact with something from another solar system ~ fragments of an interstellar meteorite found in Pacific ocean.
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-07-14 10:43:25    

    Mr鄧達智及林作皆在文匯有地盤。祖国愛他們。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-14 05:15:03    

    Hollywood on strike. History in the making.
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-12 21:29:47    

    大約8%的香港人口沒有打過Covid針,相信已經得到最後勝利。當然有些人打了四五六針一樣自我感覺良好。
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-07-12 17:20:56    

    世界無奇不有。
    Thx to Mr沈西城,人們又知道了奇書[姑妄言],奇過[金瓶梅],祖師奶奶似乎冇提過。
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-11 20:09:30    

    1996 Live at the Rainbow Room. Dionne Warwick & Burt Bacharach.
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-11 18:47:50    

    相信李玟會漸漸遭世人忘記。她的金曲數量太少。
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-07-09 08:41:02    

    F▪︎all in love with you
    U▪︎nderstand you
    C▪︎all you beautiful
    K▪︎eep in touch with you
  • 訪客:2023      2023-07-05 14:00:46    

    World Economic Forum says: fashion will be abolished by 2030, all people will wear a single uniform.

    Futuristic nightmare come true. (as per the wishes of the Deep State?)
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-07-02 12:12:09    

    Ms B Gokson is back in town after her Tokyo trip.
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-07-01 09:57:12    

    七一回歸紀念,在此祝願冇權冇勢冇強力後台的普通小市民繼續幸福快樂。
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-06-30 12:17:39    

    after 33 years in hk Herbert chow
    Chickeeduck to bid farewell.
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-06-30 06:46:50    

    hk born Olivia chow (66 years old) now elected Toronto mayor. Good for a senior citizen.
  • 訪客:oOo      2023-06-29 12:14:44    

    GOOD NEWS for fans of grace chang. THE WILD WILD ROSE movie (4k restored version) to be shown. 2 shows only.
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-06-29 09:59:47    

    As you see it: both Apple newspaper & stand news are already eliminated....many people continue to go on with their daily lives. Happiness? Happy is something with ups & downs.
  • 訪客:。〇。      2023-06-27 09:21:16    

    黄家駒復活了! 用上A.i.音色轉換模型KaKui A.i唱出了别人的歌。

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