This is the only version of Monopoly in my house!


In all fairness, it is owned by my fiancee, a big Wizard of Oz fan.

HEY! That's MY version pictured there!

Wow there's a Furry Freak Brothers game? A friend of mine used to get the comics. I still have fond memories of Fat Freddie's Cat.

The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers also appear in "Feds 'N' Heads":

http://www.boardgamegeek.com/game/11154

I know this is totally off the point, but what a great picture. I think the girl is a little overdressed for the occasion...I'm not exactly sure why she wanted to take a breather from her cotillion to hang out with these dorks. "Hey look, a six!" Yeah, we see it Tad.

I though he was illustrating with his hand what would South America look like everyone looked at maps southside up.

Is that Michael Webb on the right?

(....1 year later)


Bastard

I actually own this game and whenever I've mentioned it the reply is, "What a game about Madonna?".

If those guy's count as "dorks", I want to know where Joe's FLGS is, Rodeo Drive?

"Do you like Gladiator movies?"

Ever seen a grown man naked?

Don't call me Shirley!

"Do you like it when Scraps rubs up and down against your leg?"

"Joey, have you ever been to a Turkish prison?"

One time I went to this italian food place on Castro called..... (drum roll please)

"The Sausage Factory".

You gotta love SF.

The Best Bar in SF?

The White Swallow.

It's amazing what you can find on the geek. I'm spending way too much time in the Castro nowadays, but that's what happens when you start dating. Remind me to tan before wearing chaps in your presence.

Pshh...although it makes a good joke, everyone knows that the best bar in SF is the Toronado.

Q: What do you do if you drop your keys on Polk Street?

A: Kick them down to Van Ness.

A gay joke:

Q: Why do gay men in New York City walk like this? *walks with elbows against sides, forarms forward with limp wrists*

A: Because it's too crowded to walk like this. *walks with a wiggle and waving arms wildly*

-Harvey Firestien

An old joke from National Lampoon magazine:

Q: Where's the best place in New York to get picked up by a homosexual?

A: Anywhere.

As the daddy of a 6 year old girl, I have played this game many times, yet I am still secure in my masculinity.

That's too bad Rick. I hope you overcome that masculinity thing. You'll be better off.

Masculinity is gay.

Okay I was one of three brothers who grew up fighting each other and everyone else on the streets. Then I became a dad of three girls. I had no clue as to what awaited me. There are pictures of me losing this game...and (shudder) winning it as well. Oh for the days of whuppings, beatings, blood and gravel! Now there are earings and tiaras and the bleeding is internal.

Well, if verbally asserting it doesn't help you could always buy a pick-up truck and put duck and antler stickers on it and wear a camouflage baseball cap and chew tobacco. I'm sure that's all about masculine security.

Especially if you're a pushy bottom.

"It's all in the wrist action"

OMG - That's almost as good when I took my boyfriend to a bridge tournament. He saw a book called "Tips for Tops" and couldn't stop giggling. He wanted to buy it for his bookshelf just so people would know.

lol, there is no such thing as being the only bottom in town, trust me.

From my experience, there are only "reluctant bottoms"

what do you mean 'kinda?'

No, and I don't think I'll bother now.

The Iliad portrays close male friendship. It is anachronistic to label this as homosexuality. Not that there is anything wrong with homosexuality, its just that the concept didn't exist in Ancient Greece.

Nobody spends half of a Greek epic poem crying over a platonic friend, unless it's Plato himself.

Oh, sure the friendship wasn't Platonic. It just didn't involve full-blown sodomy, mainly because the Greeks considered being the bottom partner in sodomy to be unsuitable behaviour for adults/citizens.

Perhaps if we had a symposium on the issue . . .

what yellow stars, green clovers, purple horse shoes, and blue diamonds!!

I don't know, since Tinky-Winky had one I think they've made a come back.
After all, Tinky-Winky is clearly the Beau Brummel of Tellytubby Land. (Dipsy's hat is soooo last century!)

do I have to worrie that I think the box art appeals to me?

That reminds me of a Chris Rock bit....

Hmmm does gay mean something different in Korea than it does here?

Depends on who's balls you use Latria!

It's funny that everyone is thinking only about gay men. I'm sure that there are gay women who would love this game.

Yeah, I apologize for not acknowledging that yes, lesbians may enjoy this game as well.

But overall this list seems to be focusing on gay male stereotypes.

It is interesting that most of the people on here have just been posting pictures of hot men... and saying it's "gay," when I guess it could just as easily be hetero-female straight... and any picture of a hot female could be lesbian.

Therefore... all hotness is gay and straight.

I'm pretty sure Sneevly and Botch are secret lovers. I can't believe they made a game from this truly craptacular show. Thanks, Hanna-Barbara! "Ooh! Ooh! Here come the bears!"

Now I have to see if my old favorite, "Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch" had a game. "I told ya, I told ya!" "Ahh, shut yer carburetor!"

... No luck. Ah well.