Thursday, October 22, 2009 5:51 PM

Don't worry, we didn't even think it was a beauty pageant. The winner from Ireland was absolutely disgusting. I'm not really surprised though, another lame winner, at a lame event, done by a lame producer. I can't wait for The Ultimate Fag Hag competition! That's going to be another top notch event. GAG ME

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Friday, October 23, 2009 12:48 AM

Time for me to get on my high horse: I'm ashamed to even read comments like Michael's. Put your name out there and run for Mr. Gay Canada, buddy. They're currently accepting applications. I watched the competition from start to finish and met the Mr World delegates in Whistler this spring. It ain't easy. I've also seen the work that Darren's done with HIM and you should be proud that someone in your community has enough balls to step out internationally, identify himself as gay and try to make positive change that benefits all of us.

Up Your Alley

Friday, October 23, 2009 12:41 AM

Thanks for re-posting this Sean. We are all very proud of Darren and the work he's done as Mr. Gay Canada.
Regards to negative feedback, all these folk really have done (besides seem to have lots of time to only be negative) is made my VPD file quite thick! :)
Always,
Terry Costa
producer of Mr. Gay Canada & other projects

tc

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Just as America attempted to discount civil rights for blacks in the 1960's, it has negated the same rights for homosexuals to this date. However, it is too late. The tide has turned against the fascists. All minorities who have struggled for equality should support the gay movement. That's how America should work. The world is watching.

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