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posted by ninjacupcake88
Episode 1 - Pilot

Emmett: [referring to an attractive man at Babylon] "My God, have u ever seen anything meer beautiful?"
Ted: "Venice. At sunset."
Emmett: "Fine. u go down the Grand Canal, I'll go down on him."

Michael [voice-over]: "Emmett can be a little campy. Okay, a lot campy. But you've got to admit, these days it takes real guts to be a Queen in a world full of commoners."

Michael [voice-over]: "Ted's this really smart guy and he's got a really big heart. Only, nobody here is interested in the size of that organ."

Michael: We need to go. We want to eat.
[Brian is receiving...
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posted by nicole12500
ok lets see i just got donr watching the epi of qaf about justins basting and i swear i cryed for about 30 mins it was so sad i was like omg brian run run and i just wanted brian to beat hobb so bad but :( now im crying agin but anyways and then after that was over i watch the volgende epi and i cry again for about 10 mins when justins mom told brian to please leave justin alone i mean i was balling like omg and im so sad but any who qaf is the worlds best toon in the world and im not just a fan saying that i mean it qaf means everything to me and i havent even seen the whole season ive seen prob...
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posted by queerasfolkfan1
I myself Love the toon it teaches people alot about the true lives of Gay/Lesbian and things alot of people should and need to know..
Taught me alot about myself and I am Straight but
I think anyone should be allowed to live where they want to and be with whomever they want and marry whom they want to..
And its not a sin either to be yourself and do what your hart-, hart tells u to do..
We all bleed the same way,we all put our pants/dresses on the same way as others,,So how are we different? We arent..
Just some Straight People think they have the right to tell someone who they can be with of marry...
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posted by breez1
This show, has brought the best five years to my life. I started watching the toon when I was 13, and was the backbone for my coming out. Without this show, I don't think I would have had the courage to come out when I did. It was like home pagina to me when things got rough. Now 17, I have developed a connection with the characters based on the lifestyle they led and the one I lead. Through the whole last episode, I cried, it was like a part of me had died, remembering that it was the biggest reason why I came out. I already miss link, and I am anticipating buying the rest of the box sets I'm missing, the two Cd's I'm missing, and the book, to keep in my collection of the greatest t.v toon to be aired and the greatest backbone support to gay people around the world.