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Snu Quits Gaydar
Posted: Sun 18 Jun, 2006 12.01
by Snu
Well i've done it. I've removed my profile from gaydar after 3 pointless years of having one. Why? Because (for Southampton at least) it is mostly full of ugly old men. Why I should share pictures of my beautiful buff torso to the great unwashed on there, or rather why I thought it would be a good idea to do so for 3 years, escapes me.
Now then, question...How many people use Gaydar? and what alternatives are there for a miserable gay like me?
Posted: Sun 18 Jun, 2006 13.46
by Jamez
MySpace has an interesting poof community.
Apparently.
Posted: Sun 18 Jun, 2006 14.49
by Whataday
Gaydar's crap anyway.
I've got a feeling LadsLads.com is going to take over Gaydar eventually. It's not long launched but has grown really fast, mainly due to the fact you don't have to pay.
There's no limits on it, and you can put unlimited photos and videos on your profile. Apparently the new version (due for release at the end of the month) will be a 'gay myspace' and have customised profiles, blogs, video and music access.
Gaydar's got so big it doesn't seem to try anymore.
Posted: Sun 18 Jun, 2006 15.01
by Gavin Scott
I suppose it depends what you are looking for.
Gaydar is a most efficient tool for men seeking other men for casual liaisons. As such, any insight into a musical tastes, circles of friends, favourite tv programmes etc are largely redundant.
There are people who (annoyingly) hack the code of their gaydar profiles so that all kinds of loud and intrusive tunes play on opening them. As a rule though, the basic profile and messaging service does the job it was designed for.
Myspace, as far as I can tell, is a virtual meeting ground for more friendly activities. Its all about getting to know people. I think any 'meet-for-sex' scenarios are more of a fortunate spin-off for the members.
I have considered deleting my gaydar profile as I have a concern that I am becoming accustomed to the direct and rather base approach to meeting men. I find myself oddly annoyed at anyone who tries to get to know me personally, and this can't be a good thing.
I'm not sure I have the courage to delete it, but I'm leaning in that direction.
Posted: Sun 18 Jun, 2006 15.22
by nidave
Actuly I use gaydar as a way of keeping in touch with people as almost everyone has a profile on there. I chat to my friends all the time and is easier than msn etc as some dont use it.
Posted: Sun 18 Jun, 2006 16.10
by Finn
I use
http://www.outeverywhere.com quite a lot (my user id there is neilg) - it's a friendly community, based around friendship and member-organised social events rather than primarily sex (not that that doesn't happen too...)
There are fast-moving forums, detailed profiles with quite a bit of photo storage space.
You could always try the free 28-day trial and see whether you think it's worth paying for after that (if you do sign up, please use this link
http://www.outeverywhere.com/?r=101111 - gets me brownie points

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Re: Snu Quits Gaydar
Posted: Sun 18 Jun, 2006 19.00
by Pete
Snu wrote:pictures of my beautiful buff torso
oh that's what you call what was blocking the shots of the wonderful orange walls is it?
Posted: Sun 18 Jun, 2006 19.07
by Sput
Thought it was an anti-whaling campaign myself
Posted: Sun 25 Jun, 2006 19.05
by Whataday
LadsLads has just launched its new version at
http://www.ladslads.com
Posted: Sun 25 Jun, 2006 20.39
by Trouties Sock
Gavin Scott wrote:I suppose it depends what you are looking for.
What do you search for Gavin? BIG BIG BIG dicks or short fat little chubbers with hairy bellies and crusty nobs?
Troutie enjoys wanking offf to cock. Never has someone been in my denial about they poofyness than Troutie. Beleive me he is a raving
poofter underneath his fat sweaty exterior!
Posted: Sun 25 Jun, 2006 20.42
by Sput
Hey Troutie, 2005 called - they want their posts back.