Dressing in Drag

[ArchdukeFerdinand]

This is sort of a spin-off of a post that was in the staff forum. It was about cooking and the fact that it is usually considered the women's domain, and that women find it sexy when men can cook. This is an interesting related point about other things that are the domain of women. Earlier this year my band played for the rugby team's formal at school. Rugby formal usually involves lots of costumes (its not very formal honestly)and craziness. So a bunch of the ruggers and I dressed in drag that night. I have honestly never gotten as big a response from women as I did that night, and other guys in drag noticed it too. I've never before or after had my crotch grabbed by as many drunk girls in one night. Granted this is something that must be reserved for special occasions where drag would be acceptable, but it seems to make women crazy.

[hipcheck]

there's one staffer out of the closet, who's next?

[hamatoyoshi]

Hmm... Several weeks back I watched "To Wong Foo", "Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert", and "Pink Flamingos" right in a row...

I decided that I might spend a few years of my life as a drag queen... You know, maybe join the Peace Corp as a drag queen and fuck up any foreign notions of what America might be like... Then again, the proper label for that behavior wouldn't be drag queen, but rather transvestite, because I'm straight.

[ArchdukeFerdinand]

seriously, next time you go to a large social event with costumes, dress in drag. You'll see.

[stacia3]

My old high school used to have senior guys dress up in drag once a year, and perform a practiced dance at school assembly to raise money for Children's Hospital. They raise over $10,000 every year. If you could have heard the girls screaming... I admit I was licking my lips.

[opentin]

I have a photo of myself dressed as a male.
That one's quite exciting.
Of course, I got paid for it.
opentin

[hamatoyoshi]

Originally posted by stacy:
<STRONG>My old high school used to have senior guys dress up in drag once a year, and perform a practiced dance at school assembly to raise money for Children's Hospital. They raise over $10,000 every year. If you could have heard the girls screaming... I admit I was licking my lips.</STRONG>


I think we've found a new way to promote and fund RushMagazine... Alright guys, where do we meet and who's taking the photo?

[James Daily]

We should look at some of those villa's in Spain some more...

Originally posted by hamatoyoshi:
<STRONG>
I think we've found a new way to promote and fund RushMagazine... Alright guys, where do we meet and who's taking the photo?</STRONG>

[hamatoyoshi]

Originally posted by JDaily:
<STRONG>We should look at some of those villa's in Spain some more...
</STRONG>

That's the thing. Plus like cover for some clubs in Ibiza is like US$25 (Canadian $500,000,000), but if you're dressed outrageously or in drag they'll let you in for free.

[stacia3]

well, drag... is drag. Go Britney Spears, baby, and hit me one more time!!!

[steauengeglase]

Point of curosity. How drag is drag? How do you know if you are in drag or if you are just some strange freak in capri pants talking in a high pitch voice.

I have yet to meet a woman who did not get something out of seeing men in drag. I have yet to completely figure it out. **Note this is where Uncle Kyle injects a bit of his wit and wisdom. Something that will probably involve a mule, a stolen school bus full of hookers and a boat anchor that was formerly owned by a South American drug lord.**

[Smackdaddy]

Steaug, this sounds like a great story for this thread: http://www.chasermag.com/cgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=1&t=000244

Take it and run with it my man!

Originally posted by steauengeglase:
<STRONG>**Note this is where Uncle Kyle injects a bit of his wit and wisdom. Something that will probably involve a mule, a stolen school bus full of hookers and a boat anchor that was formerly owned by a South American drug lord.**</STRONG>