OGTs

"Well, here's to your first OGT. Obviously Gay Trait. Mine are: love of The Carpenters, culinary interests, and intense fear of blood sports."

For those who saw this old movie about this group of gay friends, "The Broken Hearts Club" or something like that, one of the terms they used was the OGT or "Obviously Gay Trait." I don't know if this term has been widely used before it, but undoubtedly it has been used more ever since.

OGTs are deceiving. Taken individually, they're not a guarantee to produce a homosexual man. Together though, it's like magic. Goes to show that men who are gay are truly more than the sum of their parts.

Some of mine are
1. Love for theatre
2. Love for cats
3. Appreciation for Shakespeare

So with that I present to you a surprisingly pleasant mix of my three OGTs. I love the one who plays Rosencrantz, cute eyes, full of personality. Although I think he also played Guildenstern, so yeah, whatever. Come to think of it, I have that cardboard cutout Elizabethan theatre used in this clip. I bought on an impulse at this tiny, tiny museum of music in Oxford.

And on the 11th hour...

God said, "Let there be Emo."

And the Emo crawled over the earth with their slightly goth forlorn eyes and their eyes welled up and with a collective sigh, they made music. Sweet, sad music.


Now, I don't know what to think about this one, since I don't really know this anime, but I like Avenue Q. Goes to show what happens to a person when he thinks too much; he starts blogging about anime characters moving to a song sung by a puppet.

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is where we find relevance nowadays.