Drag Names (cont…)
| Iona Trailer | Ilisa Karr | China Slowboat |
| Anita Cocktail | Sausage Patty | Angie O’Plasty |
| Tanya Hyde | Sarah Nayde | Hannah Kronistik |
| Ophelia Pain | Wanda Likkit | Hilda Klime |
| Olivia Lifeover | Sharon Eadle | Onya Nees |
| Carrie Onbag | Gretta Life | Tara Flying |
| Phyllis Iffilis | Visa D’Klined | Frieda Peoples |
| Patty O’Furniture | Aleekie Roof, named after her mother Aleekie Tubb |
Twolita Coke |
| Ida Slapter | Dieta Pepsi | Helvetica Bold |
| Lotta Vagina | Roxy Bullwinkle | Dinah Lone |
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I forgot to mention this in yesterday’s blog. This happened yesterday.
I got to Helios at about 12:30. At about 12:45, I read a blog entry belonging to tigerbearnc, in which he stated:
| Will be going to Helios Coffee in Raleigh at 1:00 pm today. Invited a few people by email if they wanted to join me. Just a casual thing. |
I posted this comment to his entry:
| Ironically, I am reading this right now at Helios, and it’s 12:48. Guess you and your entourage will be arriving directly. 🙂 |
After hitting the send button to post it, I looked up and to the right out the windows, where I saw tiberbearnc and his partner arriving. Shortly thereafter, the place was teeming with gay folks.
Just as I thought, “Lord, this place can’t get any gayer,” up walks Kevin (av8rdude), his boyfriend, Joey, and their friend Glenn.
It was like Gay Day at DisneyWorld in there today — without the vitriolic follow-up by the Christian Right, that is.
I spent a couple hours at Helios today, where I caught up my blog, and read Guidelines for Student Chapter Achievement Awards in preparation for our STC meeting tomrrow.
At about 6:30, I called Joe to see what he was up to, and to see if he wanted to meet for dinner. He did, and we decided on Applebee’s.
In the parking lot, I shared the list of drag names with him, over which we had a good laugh.
Inside, we received a waiter who had tattoos on each side of his neck — large, script-written words, which to the best that we could determine without blatant staring, said, one word on each side of his neck:
The family sitting in the booth behind me had a child in a high chair pulled up to their table, who let out absolutely ear-piercing screams intermittently throughout our dining experience.
I came up with a short list of ideas to help us meet our STC student chapter requirement of “holding a minimum of five substantive program meetings (speaker or panel discussion, as well as chapter-wide social functions) per year.”