March 18th, 2020
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Sheltering in Place
By Daddy
Las Vegas — Ok I admit it, I love fish sticks. However on the low-carb diet they are not. By chance I found that it's possible to have my fish sticks and still keep low carb. The secret is of all things pork rinds, and the surprise is that it tastes good. Fast and easy to make, easy on the pocketbook.
Daddy's Low Carb Fish Sticks
- 12 ounces of a firm white fish
- 2 tablespoons almond flour
- 2 tablespoons parmesan cheese
- 1 tablespoon garlic powder
- 1 bag pork rinds
- 1 large egg
Grind the pork rinds into fine bits. Mix in the almond flour, parmesan cheese, & garlic powder. Cut the fish into 1" by 3" strips, dip into the egg, cover generously with the pork rind mixture and place on a rack in a foil covered backing sheet on a rack. Cook to golden brown for about 15 minutes in a 450 degree oven. Careful taking it out of the pan as it's fragile for several minutes. Serve with a tartar sauce.
Sheltering in place and binge watching "Lost Girl," The male lead werewolf is keeping me amused. 6'3" Canadian curly headed blond with sexy blue eyes who spends a lot of his time on the show at least half-naked.
I'm coasting until about the 19th. To all those that have donated, Thank you! Any help is appreciated. Here's a link to the How to Donate Page
This Is Why Raging Stallion's Latest Film Has a MAGA Hat
By Staff
Cyberspace — The scene description for the footage that it appears in is pretty simple. In a parody flip of a wedding cake story we've heard so much, a Trump-loving straight couple go into a gay baker's shop in order to order a cake. Ricky Larkin, the man in the duo, wears the hat to further the character development — though this could have pretty easily been done in the dialogue but ok! As you can guess, conversation about cake devolves into Gay sex etc, etc, etc. But like, was there no other way to get the point across, no matter how lazy it is? (More)
Trump Changes Tone, Gets Real on Virus Threat
By Jill Colvin, Zeke Miller, Jonathan Lemire (AP)
Washington D.C. — After weeks of trying to play down the risk posed by the coronavirus pandemic, President Donald Trump struck a new, more urgent tone on Monday as he delivered a sobering message to Americans grappling with a new reality that will dramatically alter their lives for months to come. (More)
Shedd Aquarium Penguins on Coronavirus Field Trip
By Staff
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Kentucky's Largest City Embraces LGBTQ Owned Businesses
By Staff
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By David Hudson
Unknown — A video of disco diva Gloria Gaynor, 76, has gone viral (no pun intended). In the Tik Tok clip, posted on Thursday, Gaynor demonstrates her handwashing routine to – what else – but her classic hit, “I Will Survive”. (More)
No, Masturbation Will Not Prevent Coronavirus, But It Can’t Hurt
By Michael French
Unknown — As the United States, and most of the rest of the world, settles in for what looks like a months-long period of “social distancing,” in an attempt to slow the spread of the global coronavirus pandemic, people are likely looking both for ways to further protect themselves from the virus, and, simply, for things to do to pass the time in isolation from others. (More)
Greenville, S.C., Overturns Policy That Silenced LGBTQ Residents for 24 Years
By Nico Lang
Greenville — Rodney Tow knew he needed to get away from the South for his own sanity. So after meeting a Frenchman 20 years ago who was working on assignment in Tow’s hometown of Greenville, South Carolina, he moved back with him to France before living in Luxembourg for seven years. After they broke up in 2009, Tow went back under one condition: It had to be on his own terms. He was going to live openly and honestly in a way he never had the chance to do growing up in the late 1980s and early ‘90s. (More)
