Am I gay?

[unloveableltn]

I'm at the cinema with my dad and his girfriend, watching Project Hail Mary.

It has been 15mins into the movie, I like it.

Is this a sign of homosexualism?

 

[RedDragonSlayer67]

I'm at the cinema with my dad and his girfriend, watching Project Hail Mary.

It has been 15mins into the movie, I like it.

Is this a sign of homosexualism?

Whats it about

 

[unloveableltn]

Whats it about

• A science teacher wakes up alone on a spaceship. As his memory returns, he uncovers a mission to stop a mysterious substance killing Earth's sun and that an unexpected friendship may be the key.
• Middle school science teacher Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) wakes up on a spaceship light-years from home with no recollection of who he is or how he got there. As his memory returns, he begins to uncover his mission: to solve the riddle of the mysterious substance that is causing the sun to die out. He must call on his scientific knowledge and unorthodox ideas to save everything on Earth from extinction... but an unexpected friendship means he may not have to do it alone.
  —Amazon MGM Studios
• The sun has suddenly begun to dim at an astonishingly fast rate, so much so that people will soon find themselves starving in a catastrophic ice age unless scientists determine what is happening and what can be done about it. The dimming seems to be related to an arc of infrared light between the sun and Venus called the Petrova line after the astronomer who discovered it. A Japanese probe returns a sample of what's in it: single-celled, alien microbes dubbed Astrophage, that consume the sun's energy and emit infrared light when they move at near light speed to Venus, where they consume carbon dioxide to reproduce. It turns out that the sun is not the only local star whose output is dimming. The affected stars all surround a particular star, Tau Ceti, which is 12 light-years away and should also be dimming but for some reason is not. The world's space agencies collaborate on a mission to send a team of three astronauts to Tau Ceti to find out why it's not affected. Russian engineers devise a "spin drive" which harnesses the energy in Astrophage to power a small spaceship, the Hail Mary, on a three-year journey to Tau Ceti at relativistic speeds. When the curtain goes up, we see the ship on its final approach and zoom inside the hull where a lone astronaut, Ryland Grace, is beginning to come out of a medically induced coma with the aid of a computerized nursing apparatus. The coma was necessary to avoid the psychological complications of housing three people in a cramped space for such a long time. Unfortunately, Grace is the only survivor, his two crew mates are long dead husks. To make matters worse Grace, the ship's science specialist and former junior high school science teacher, has amnesia when he wakes up. He does not know who he is, much less where he is and why, but in a series of flashbacks, he gradually remembers the events surrounding the discovery of Astrophage and his part in it.
  —Gary Pellecchia
• A middle school science teacher, Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling), wakes up alone on a spaceship with no memory of who he is or why he's there. As his memory gradually returns, he discovers he's on a mission to save Earth from a mysterious microorganism that is draining energy from the sun. Along the way, he forms an unexpected friendship that becomes key to humanity's survival.
  —Mmmerrill-0576

Synopsis​

• Ryland Grace awakens from an induced coma on an interstellar spacecraft. Initially erratic with retrograde amnesia, Grace discovers that he is the sole survivor of the three-person crew on board, and that he is light-years away from Earth in a distant solar system.
  
  Grace slowly remembers that he is an American middle-school science teacher and former molecular biologist. In the past, scientists observe the Sun dimming, and the formation of an infrared line from the Sun to Venus called the Petrova line. The dimming, caused by a microorganism known as an astrophage (Greek for "star-eater") exponentially increasing its population on the Sun's surface, will result in a catastrophic global cooling of the Earth within 30 years. Government agent Eva Stratt recruits Grace and other scientists around the world to study the astrophages.
  
  Grace discovers that an astrophage is a single-celled organism impenetrable to any form of electromagnetic radiation, and that it breeds on Venus through the planet's carbon dioxide and energy from the Sun. Astrophages have infected other stars within Earth's solar neighborhood, and researchers also find them to be a very effective-if-volatile fuel source. Stratt discloses Project Hail Mary, an international effort to send a crew on a suicide mission to Tau Ceti, the only undimmed nearby star. The Hail Mary spacecraft only has enough astrophages as fuel for a one-way trip, but will carry probes to send the crew's findings back to Earth.
  
  In the present, as Grace approaches Tau Ceti, he sees an alien spacecraft. The spacecraft, which docks with Hail Mary, is made of a substance Grace calls "xenonite" (solid xenon). The pilot of the other ship is a rock-like, five-legged alien from 40 Eridani, whom Grace names "Rocky".
  
  Grace deduces that Eridians see via echolocation and creates a machine translation system for Rocky's musical speech. Rocky explains that he is a mechanic and also the sole survivor of a mission to stop the astrophage. Neither can survive in the other's atmosphere, so Rocky enters Hail Mary using a small, pressurized ball as a spacesuit.
  
  In the past, Grace meets Hail Mary's commander, engineer, and scientist, and their backups. While handling some astrophages, an accident kills the scientist and the backup crew three days before launch. With no time to train a replacement, Stratt asks Grace to take the place of the deceased scientists. When Grace refuses, Stratt has him drugged and forcibly put on Hail Mary.
  
  Following Tau Ceti's Petrova line, Grace and Rocky find that the planet Tau Ceti e - which they name "Adrian" after Rocky's mate - harbors an organism that preys on astrophages, controlling their population. After learning that Grace cannot return home, Rocky offers enough astrophages to refuel Hail Mary. While gathering the organism from the upper atmosphere of Adrian, a fuel leak causes an uncontrollable spin that renders Grace unconscious. Rocky breaks his spacesuit and saves Grace, but is severely injured. While Rocky recovers in hibernation, Grace finds a way to breed the astrophage-consuming organism, which he names "taumoeba". Rocky revives, and he and Grace part as friends to their home planets.
  
  During the trip to Earth, Grace discovers that the taumoebae have evolved the ability to pass through their xenonite containers and are eating Hail Mary's astrophage fuel. Grace fixes the problem on his ship but realizes that Rocky's entire ship is made of xenonite, allowing the taumoebae to consume all of his fuel. Left with the choice of returning to Earth or saving Rocky and his homeworld, Grace chooses the latter, sending the taumoebae and his research to Earth via the probes.
  
  The probes deliver to Stratt what humanity needs to kill the astrophages. The Eridians create a biodome on their planet for Grace to live in. Rocky tells him that Eridian scientists have finished preparing Hail Mary to return to Earth. While contemplating the news, Grace begins another day of teaching science to Eridian children.

 

[RedDragonSlayer67]

• A science teacher wakes up alone on a spaceship. As his memory returns, he uncovers a mission to stop a mysterious substance killing Earth's sun and that an unexpected friendship may be the key.
• Middle school science teacher Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) wakes up on a spaceship light-years from home with no recollection of who he is or how he got there. As his memory returns, he begins to uncover his mission: to solve the riddle of the mysterious substance that is causing the sun to die out. He must call on his scientific knowledge and unorthodox ideas to save everything on Earth from extinction... but an unexpected friendship means he may not have to do it alone.
  —Amazon MGM Studios
• The sun has suddenly begun to dim at an astonishingly fast rate, so much so that people will soon find themselves starving in a catastrophic ice age unless scientists determine what is happening and what can be done about it. The dimming seems to be related to an arc of infrared light between the sun and Venus called the Petrova line after the astronomer who discovered it. A Japanese probe returns a sample of what's in it: single-celled, alien microbes dubbed Astrophage, that consume the sun's energy and emit infrared light when they move at near light speed to Venus, where they consume carbon dioxide to reproduce. It turns out that the sun is not the only local star whose output is dimming. The affected stars all surround a particular star, Tau Ceti, which is 12 light-years away and should also be dimming but for some reason is not. The world's space agencies collaborate on a mission to send a team of three astronauts to Tau Ceti to find out why it's not affected. Russian engineers devise a "spin drive" which harnesses the energy in Astrophage to power a small spaceship, the Hail Mary, on a three-year journey to Tau Ceti at relativistic speeds. When the curtain goes up, we see the ship on its final approach and zoom inside the hull where a lone astronaut, Ryland Grace, is beginning to come out of a medically induced coma with the aid of a computerized nursing apparatus. The coma was necessary to avoid the psychological complications of housing three people in a cramped space for such a long time. Unfortunately, Grace is the only survivor, his two crew mates are long dead husks. To make matters worse Grace, the ship's science specialist and former junior high school science teacher, has amnesia when he wakes up. He does not know who he is, much less where he is and why, but in a series of flashbacks, he gradually remembers the events surrounding the discovery of Astrophage and his part in it.
  —Gary Pellecchia
• A middle school science teacher, Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling), wakes up alone on a spaceship with no memory of who he is or why he's there. As his memory gradually returns, he discovers he's on a mission to save Earth from a mysterious microorganism that is draining energy from the sun. Along the way, he forms an unexpected friendship that becomes key to humanity's survival.
  —Mmmerrill-0576

Synopsis​

• Ryland Grace awakens from an induced coma on an interstellar spacecraft. Initially erratic with retrograde amnesia, Grace discovers that he is the sole survivor of the three-person crew on board, and that he is light-years away from Earth in a distant solar system.
  
  Grace slowly remembers that he is an American middle-school science teacher and former molecular biologist. In the past, scientists observe the Sun dimming, and the formation of an infrared line from the Sun to Venus called the Petrova line. The dimming, caused by a microorganism known as an astrophage (Greek for "star-eater") exponentially increasing its population on the Sun's surface, will result in a catastrophic global cooling of the Earth within 30 years. Government agent Eva Stratt recruits Grace and other scientists around the world to study the astrophages.
  
  Grace discovers that an astrophage is a single-celled organism impenetrable to any form of electromagnetic radiation, and that it breeds on Venus through the planet's carbon dioxide and energy from the Sun. Astrophages have infected other stars within Earth's solar neighborhood, and researchers also find them to be a very effective-if-volatile fuel source. Stratt discloses Project Hail Mary, an international effort to send a crew on a suicide mission to Tau Ceti, the only undimmed nearby star. The Hail Mary spacecraft only has enough astrophages as fuel for a one-way trip, but will carry probes to send the crew's findings back to Earth.
  
  In the present, as Grace approaches Tau Ceti, he sees an alien spacecraft. The spacecraft, which docks with Hail Mary, is made of a substance Grace calls "xenonite" (solid xenon). The pilot of the other ship is a rock-like, five-legged alien from 40 Eridani, whom Grace names "Rocky".
  
  Grace deduces that Eridians see via echolocation and creates a machine translation system for Rocky's musical speech. Rocky explains that he is a mechanic and also the sole survivor of a mission to stop the astrophage. Neither can survive in the other's atmosphere, so Rocky enters Hail Mary using a small, pressurized ball as a spacesuit.
  
  In the past, Grace meets Hail Mary's commander, engineer, and scientist, and their backups. While handling some astrophages, an accident kills the scientist and the backup crew three days before launch. With no time to train a replacement, Stratt asks Grace to take the place of the deceased scientists. When Grace refuses, Stratt has him drugged and forcibly put on Hail Mary.
  
  Following Tau Ceti's Petrova line, Grace and Rocky find that the planet Tau Ceti e - which they name "Adrian" after Rocky's mate - harbors an organism that preys on astrophages, controlling their population. After learning that Grace cannot return home, Rocky offers enough astrophages to refuel Hail Mary. While gathering the organism from the upper atmosphere of Adrian, a fuel leak causes an uncontrollable spin that renders Grace unconscious. Rocky breaks his spacesuit and saves Grace, but is severely injured. While Rocky recovers in hibernation, Grace finds a way to breed the astrophage-consuming organism, which he names "taumoeba". Rocky revives, and he and Grace part as friends to their home planets.
  
  During the trip to Earth, Grace discovers that the taumoebae have evolved the ability to pass through their xenonite containers and are eating Hail Mary's astrophage fuel. Grace fixes the problem on his ship but realizes that Rocky's entire ship is made of xenonite, allowing the taumoebae to consume all of his fuel. Left with the choice of returning to Earth or saving Rocky and his homeworld, Grace chooses the latter, sending the taumoebae and his research to Earth via the probes.
  
  The probes deliver to Stratt what humanity needs to kill the astrophages. The Eridians create a biodome on their planet for Grace to live in. Rocky tells him that Eridian scientists have finished preparing Hail Mary to return to Earth. While contemplating the news, Grace begins another day of teaching science to Eridian children.

You think im gonna read that nigga

 

[j1gga]

• A science teacher wakes up alone on a spaceship. As his memory returns, he uncovers a mission to stop a mysterious substance killing Earth's sun and that an unexpected friendship may be the key.
• Middle school science teacher Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) wakes up on a spaceship light-years from home with no recollection of who he is or how he got there. As his memory returns, he begins to uncover his mission: to solve the riddle of the mysterious substance that is causing the sun to die out. He must call on his scientific knowledge and unorthodox ideas to save everything on Earth from extinction... but an unexpected friendship means he may not have to do it alone.
  —Amazon MGM Studios
• The sun has suddenly begun to dim at an astonishingly fast rate, so much so that people will soon find themselves starving in a catastrophic ice age unless scientists determine what is happening and what can be done about it. The dimming seems to be related to an arc of infrared light between the sun and Venus called the Petrova line after the astronomer who discovered it. A Japanese probe returns a sample of what's in it: single-celled, alien microbes dubbed Astrophage, that consume the sun's energy and emit infrared light when they move at near light speed to Venus, where they consume carbon dioxide to reproduce. It turns out that the sun is not the only local star whose output is dimming. The affected stars all surround a particular star, Tau Ceti, which is 12 light-years away and should also be dimming but for some reason is not. The world's space agencies collaborate on a mission to send a team of three astronauts to Tau Ceti to find out why it's not affected. Russian engineers devise a "spin drive" which harnesses the energy in Astrophage to power a small spaceship, the Hail Mary, on a three-year journey to Tau Ceti at relativistic speeds. When the curtain goes up, we see the ship on its final approach and zoom inside the hull where a lone astronaut, Ryland Grace, is beginning to come out of a medically induced coma with the aid of a computerized nursing apparatus. The coma was necessary to avoid the psychological complications of housing three people in a cramped space for such a long time. Unfortunately, Grace is the only survivor, his two crew mates are long dead husks. To make matters worse Grace, the ship's science specialist and former junior high school science teacher, has amnesia when he wakes up. He does not know who he is, much less where he is and why, but in a series of flashbacks, he gradually remembers the events surrounding the discovery of Astrophage and his part in it.
  —Gary Pellecchia
• A middle school science teacher, Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling), wakes up alone on a spaceship with no memory of who he is or why he's there. As his memory gradually returns, he discovers he's on a mission to save Earth from a mysterious microorganism that is draining energy from the sun. Along the way, he forms an unexpected friendship that becomes key to humanity's survival.
  —Mmmerrill-0576

Synopsis​

• Ryland Grace awakens from an induced coma on an interstellar spacecraft. Initially erratic with retrograde amnesia, Grace discovers that he is the sole survivor of the three-person crew on board, and that he is light-years away from Earth in a distant solar system.
  
  Grace slowly remembers that he is an American middle-school science teacher and former molecular biologist. In the past, scientists observe the Sun dimming, and the formation of an infrared line from the Sun to Venus called the Petrova line. The dimming, caused by a microorganism known as an astrophage (Greek for "star-eater") exponentially increasing its population on the Sun's surface, will result in a catastrophic global cooling of the Earth within 30 years. Government agent Eva Stratt recruits Grace and other scientists around the world to study the astrophages.
  
  Grace discovers that an astrophage is a single-celled organism impenetrable to any form of electromagnetic radiation, and that it breeds on Venus through the planet's carbon dioxide and energy from the Sun. Astrophages have infected other stars within Earth's solar neighborhood, and researchers also find them to be a very effective-if-volatile fuel source. Stratt discloses Project Hail Mary, an international effort to send a crew on a suicide mission to Tau Ceti, the only undimmed nearby star. The Hail Mary spacecraft only has enough astrophages as fuel for a one-way trip, but will carry probes to send the crew's findings back to Earth.
  
  In the present, as Grace approaches Tau Ceti, he sees an alien spacecraft. The spacecraft, which docks with Hail Mary, is made of a substance Grace calls "xenonite" (solid xenon). The pilot of the other ship is a rock-like, five-legged alien from 40 Eridani, whom Grace names "Rocky".
  
  Grace deduces that Eridians see via echolocation and creates a machine translation system for Rocky's musical speech. Rocky explains that he is a mechanic and also the sole survivor of a mission to stop the astrophage. Neither can survive in the other's atmosphere, so Rocky enters Hail Mary using a small, pressurized ball as a spacesuit.
  
  In the past, Grace meets Hail Mary's commander, engineer, and scientist, and their backups. While handling some astrophages, an accident kills the scientist and the backup crew three days before launch. With no time to train a replacement, Stratt asks Grace to take the place of the deceased scientists. When Grace refuses, Stratt has him drugged and forcibly put on Hail Mary.
  
  Following Tau Ceti's Petrova line, Grace and Rocky find that the planet Tau Ceti e - which they name "Adrian" after Rocky's mate - harbors an organism that preys on astrophages, controlling their population. After learning that Grace cannot return home, Rocky offers enough astrophages to refuel Hail Mary. While gathering the organism from the upper atmosphere of Adrian, a fuel leak causes an uncontrollable spin that renders Grace unconscious. Rocky breaks his spacesuit and saves Grace, but is severely injured. While Rocky recovers in hibernation, Grace finds a way to breed the astrophage-consuming organism, which he names "taumoeba". Rocky revives, and he and Grace part as friends to their home planets.
  
  During the trip to Earth, Grace discovers that the taumoebae have evolved the ability to pass through their xenonite containers and are eating Hail Mary's astrophage fuel. Grace fixes the problem on his ship but realizes that Rocky's entire ship is made of xenonite, allowing the taumoebae to consume all of his fuel. Left with the choice of returning to Earth or saving Rocky and his homeworld, Grace chooses the latter, sending the taumoebae and his research to Earth via the probes.
  
  The probes deliver to Stratt what humanity needs to kill the astrophages. The Eridians create a biodome on their planet for Grace to live in. Rocky tells him that Eridian scientists have finished preparing Hail Mary to return to Earth. While contemplating the news, Grace begins another day of teaching science to Eridian children.

 

[nnnnnnnn]

• A science teacher wakes up alone on a spaceship. As his memory returns, he uncovers a mission to stop a mysterious substance killing Earth's sun and that an unexpected friendship may be the key.
• Middle school science teacher Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) wakes up on a spaceship light-years from home with no recollection of who he is or how he got there. As his memory returns, he begins to uncover his mission: to solve the riddle of the mysterious substance that is causing the sun to die out. He must call on his scientific knowledge and unorthodox ideas to save everything on Earth from extinction... but an unexpected friendship means he may not have to do it alone.
  —Amazon MGM Studios
• The sun has suddenly begun to dim at an astonishingly fast rate, so much so that people will soon find themselves starving in a catastrophic ice age unless scientists determine what is happening and what can be done about it. The dimming seems to be related to an arc of infrared light between the sun and Venus called the Petrova line after the astronomer who discovered it. A Japanese probe returns a sample of what's in it: single-celled, alien microbes dubbed Astrophage, that consume the sun's energy and emit infrared light when they move at near light speed to Venus, where they consume carbon dioxide to reproduce. It turns out that the sun is not the only local star whose output is dimming. The affected stars all surround a particular star, Tau Ceti, which is 12 light-years away and should also be dimming but for some reason is not. The world's space agencies collaborate on a mission to send a team of three astronauts to Tau Ceti to find out why it's not affected. Russian engineers devise a "spin drive" which harnesses the energy in Astrophage to power a small spaceship, the Hail Mary, on a three-year journey to Tau Ceti at relativistic speeds. When the curtain goes up, we see the ship on its final approach and zoom inside the hull where a lone astronaut, Ryland Grace, is beginning to come out of a medically induced coma with the aid of a computerized nursing apparatus. The coma was necessary to avoid the psychological complications of housing three people in a cramped space for such a long time. Unfortunately, Grace is the only survivor, his two crew mates are long dead husks. To make matters worse Grace, the ship's science specialist and former junior high school science teacher, has amnesia when he wakes up. He does not know who he is, much less where he is and why, but in a series of flashbacks, he gradually remembers the events surrounding the discovery of Astrophage and his part in it.
  —Gary Pellecchia
• A middle school science teacher, Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling), wakes up alone on a spaceship with no memory of who he is or why he's there. As his memory gradually returns, he discovers he's on a mission to save Earth from a mysterious microorganism that is draining energy from the sun. Along the way, he forms an unexpected friendship that becomes key to humanity's survival.
  —Mmmerrill-0576

Synopsis​

• Ryland Grace awakens from an induced coma on an interstellar spacecraft. Initially erratic with retrograde amnesia, Grace discovers that he is the sole survivor of the three-person crew on board, and that he is light-years away from Earth in a distant solar system.
  
  Grace slowly remembers that he is an American middle-school science teacher and former molecular biologist. In the past, scientists observe the Sun dimming, and the formation of an infrared line from the Sun to Venus called the Petrova line. The dimming, caused by a microorganism known as an astrophage (Greek for "star-eater") exponentially increasing its population on the Sun's surface, will result in a catastrophic global cooling of the Earth within 30 years. Government agent Eva Stratt recruits Grace and other scientists around the world to study the astrophages.
  
  Grace discovers that an astrophage is a single-celled organism impenetrable to any form of electromagnetic radiation, and that it breeds on Venus through the planet's carbon dioxide and energy from the Sun. Astrophages have infected other stars within Earth's solar neighborhood, and researchers also find them to be a very effective-if-volatile fuel source. Stratt discloses Project Hail Mary, an international effort to send a crew on a suicide mission to Tau Ceti, the only undimmed nearby star. The Hail Mary spacecraft only has enough astrophages as fuel for a one-way trip, but will carry probes to send the crew's findings back to Earth.
  
  In the present, as Grace approaches Tau Ceti, he sees an alien spacecraft. The spacecraft, which docks with Hail Mary, is made of a substance Grace calls "xenonite" (solid xenon). The pilot of the other ship is a rock-like, five-legged alien from 40 Eridani, whom Grace names "Rocky".
  
  Grace deduces that Eridians see via echolocation and creates a machine translation system for Rocky's musical speech. Rocky explains that he is a mechanic and also the sole survivor of a mission to stop the astrophage. Neither can survive in the other's atmosphere, so Rocky enters Hail Mary using a small, pressurized ball as a spacesuit.
  
  In the past, Grace meets Hail Mary's commander, engineer, and scientist, and their backups. While handling some astrophages, an accident kills the scientist and the backup crew three days before launch. With no time to train a replacement, Stratt asks Grace to take the place of the deceased scientists. When Grace refuses, Stratt has him drugged and forcibly put on Hail Mary.
  
  Following Tau Ceti's Petrova line, Grace and Rocky find that the planet Tau Ceti e - which they name "Adrian" after Rocky's mate - harbors an organism that preys on astrophages, controlling their population. After learning that Grace cannot return home, Rocky offers enough astrophages to refuel Hail Mary. While gathering the organism from the upper atmosphere of Adrian, a fuel leak causes an uncontrollable spin that renders Grace unconscious. Rocky breaks his spacesuit and saves Grace, but is severely injured. While Rocky recovers in hibernation, Grace finds a way to breed the astrophage-consuming organism, which he names "taumoeba". Rocky revives, and he and Grace part as friends to their home planets.
  
  During the trip to Earth, Grace discovers that the taumoebae have evolved the ability to pass through their xenonite containers and are eating Hail Mary's astrophage fuel. Grace fixes the problem on his ship but realizes that Rocky's entire ship is made of xenonite, allowing the taumoebae to consume all of his fuel. Left with the choice of returning to Earth or saving Rocky and his homeworld, Grace chooses the latter, sending the taumoebae and his research to Earth via the probes.
  
  The probes deliver to Stratt what humanity needs to kill the astrophages. The Eridians create a biodome on their planet for Grace to live in. Rocky tells him that Eridian scientists have finished preparing Hail Mary to return to Earth. While contemplating the news, Grace begins another day of teaching science to Eridian children.

Dnr dumbass nigger

 

[unloveableltn]

You think im gonna read that nigga

you asked..

 

[unloveableltn]

Dnr dumbass nigger

37 posts

 

[RedDragonSlayer67]

you asked..

Not for a whole essay

 

[slogxER]

I'm at the cinema with my dad and his girfriend, watching Project Hail Mary.

It has been 15mins into the movie, I like it.

Is this a sign of homosexualism?

wallahi niggas nowadays call gay everything, remember WE ALL are gay and mostly the homophobics

 

[mohito]

Not going to the cinema alone = gay

 

[unloveableltn]

wallahi niggas nowadays call gay everything, remember WE ALL are gay and mostly the homophobics

but i got nachos instead of popcorn...

 

[unloveableltn]

Not going to the cinema alone = gay

my dad wanted me to go with then