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Post by drummer on Jan 1, 2016 21:09:01 GMT -5
Adam brought up the subject of the Glambulge himself in an interview, he wasn't prompted so there was no need for him to do so if it offended him in any way. This is Adam, we're talking about, remember!  
Ah, those were the days.
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Post by DancyGeorgia on Jan 1, 2016 21:15:30 GMT -5
Right! He is a sexy man and knows it! He dresses sexy, often. Tight leather pants, tight white legging type jeans are not someone who is hiding his attributes! Plus, he has a very funny colorful sense of humor! And he is a GUY!! I don't know a single guy who isn't proud of that body part! Even Jim Cantiello said that!  Just a year ago...he was riding the London UK rail system with Shoshanna in his orange/ gold/ black leggings....slash...tights. And no long jacket!  Picture please!!! |
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Post by counselor on Jan 1, 2016 21:20:41 GMT -5
AWESOME NINJA! This is a really delightful interview aside from being pretty clear about Adam's relationship to GB. Does not seem like he is faking it at all or simply responding to what fans were saying. It was a long time ago but IMHO it seems he was/is very comfortable with his sexual persona. The 2012 interview is definitely one where Adam addressed the GB; however, there is a more recent one on the same subject. I'm prone to have "sometimers" disease so I can't be more specific. I am confident that there is a ninja out there that will find it. It occurred near the time he wore a longer white shirt. It will be interesting to see the wardrobe choices for the QAL concerts because there were no long tops for those concerts. Today I viewed "island jams" best videos of Adam and I noted that Adam dressed different and draped his shirt over the GB area for the 2015 Live in the Vineyard concert. The 2014 LITV concert revealed the GB in full force. Times are a changing. Another ninja project (should someone wish to take it on) is who is the female dancer on Adam's right side who runs her hand across the GB and elicits a cute response from Adam during the Zodiac show. Is it Brooke Wendle? |
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Post by counselor on Jan 1, 2016 21:24:05 GMT -5
THIS IS A REAL GEM. THOSE EYE FLUTTERS ARE A SURE GIF FOR ONE OF OUR EXPERTS. |
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Post by adamrocks on Jan 1, 2016 21:26:34 GMT -5
  All kidding aside....I don't miss things Adam has done in the past...loved them and glad he did them and will always have the memories but I am so focused on now and what's ahead...so excited we keep moving forward and experience what this glorious, unpredictable, and gorgeous man has in store for us! |
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Post by pi on Jan 1, 2016 21:33:25 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Jan 1, 2016 21:35:12 GMT -5
And this really made me smile too, so I went and looked at the cakes that Betty baked. WOW! Betty put some effort into creating these gems. Plus I learned something. I wondered why pigs were showing up on New Year's cakes, so I googled it. Guess what! THE LUCKY PIG The tradition that pigs bring good luck -- especially at the New Year -- is apparently Teutonic in origin; it certainly did not originate in Jewish or Arabic cultures where pig flesh was a forbidden food. During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the image of a white pig (almost never a spotted, belted, or brown breed) is used as a lucky charm in Germany, Austria, England, and Ireland, as well as among Anglo-Americans. I guess it's not a tradition with Anglo-Canadians! -- at least not in my family! LOL BETTY IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!  (Maybe some of those people would like to change their BD to the real date so she doesn't have to do 32 cakes next year?!) |
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Post by pi on Jan 1, 2016 21:40:42 GMT -5
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Post by adamrocks on Jan 1, 2016 21:41:44 GMT -5
And this really made me smile too, so I went and looked at the cakes that Betty baked. WOW! Betty put some effort into creating these gems. Plus I learned something. I wondered why pigs were showing up on New Year's cakes, so I googled it. Guess what! THE LUCKY PIG The tradition that pigs bring good luck -- especially at the New Year -- is apparently Teutonic in origin; it certainly did not originate in Jewish or Arabic cultures where pig flesh was a forbidden food. During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the image of a white pig (almost never a spotted, belted, or brown breed) is used as a lucky charm in Germany, Austria, England, and Ireland, as well as among Anglo-Americans. I guess it's not a tradition with Anglo-Canadians! -- at least not in my family! LOL BETTY IS AMAZING!!!!!!!! (Maybe some of those people would like to change their BD to the real date so she doesn't have to do 32 cakes next year?!)  |
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Post by m45maia on Jan 1, 2016 21:41:58 GMT -5
Ghost we want to hear about meeting Adam and the concert.
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